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E: 07/01 (MD) Win a One-Night City Stay at Townhouse Hotel Manchester
https://comps.goodhousekeeping.co.uk/competition/hotel_manchester_goodhousekeeping/110874.php Answer: 101 Brasserie and Bar
Terms & Conditions · 1-night stay including breakfast
· 2 Course Dinner for 2 with a drink each
· Total Value: £250 prize package.
Offer to be redeemed before 1 May 2025. Subject to room availability Sunday - Thursday only. Friday & Saturday can be booked with a £50 supplement. 2-course dinner includes either Starter/Main or Main/Dessert and a drink (House Wine, Beer or Soft Drink). Cannot be exchanged for a cash value. The prize winner is responsible for any extra charges incurred whilst redeeming the prize. The prize is non-transferable, non-refundable and travel is not included. Manchester charges a City Tax of £1 per room per night, which is not included in the prize and will be payable on arrival.
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