The new look for Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs’ hotel as Manchester United legends plan massive expansion
This is how Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs’ new hotel could look — as the United legends plan to triple the size of their luxury accommodation.
The duo opened the Stock Exchange Hotel in 2019, which has become the place to stay for A-listers, including Noel Gallagher for Oasis’ Heaton Park reunion shows, and brother Liam spotted there last month.
Now, fresh from formally opening his St Michael’s office, apartment, and hotel complex near the Town Hall, Mr Neville has another major project in the works.
He plans to convert a nearly-empty 1990s office block opposite the Stock Exchange, Norfolk House, into an extension of the hotel. It will add 95 rooms to the accommodation — more than tripling from 40 — and new guest amenities like a gym, spa, and restaurant.
General manager Chris Hull said the extension will ‘bring even more exceptional experiences to this world-class city’.
He added: “Our vision for Stock Exchange Hotel has always been to set the standard for excellence in Manchester.
“Our commitment to delivering outstanding guest experiences has enabled us to realise those ambitions and, after an incredible year, this success has given us the confidence to submit plans to expand into Norfolk House.”
If the project gets the go-ahead from Manchester council, guests will enjoy super-king beds, ‘timeless interiors’, and upmarket en-suites, new images show.
Stock Exchange rooms start at £295, with suites ranging from £1,500 to £2,500, while the penthouse costs £4,500.
But the high price hasn’t driven demand down. Guests wanting to stay in the largest penthouse in Manchester have to enquire privately to book.
The expansion does not have planning permission yet, with a public consultation open until December 4.
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