INNSiDE Hotel's have launched a £175 stay and dine package

Gino D’Acampo 360 Sky Bar in Liverpool

Lifestyle hotel, INNSiDE by Melia, part of Melia Hotels International, is relaunching A Sunday Well Spent - a stay and dine package with Gino D’Acampo.

A perfect gift for newlyweds, the stay and dine package is available on Sundays throughout January and February, for just £175 per couple. The package includes an overnight stay, a bottle of wine, a delicious breakfast, and £75 to spend how you wish on food and beverage.
 
INNSIDE by Meliá has three stunning properties for you to choose from in the UK. You could be sipping cocktails in the Gino D’Acampo 360 Sky Bar in Liverpool or exploring Newcastle from the city’s historical Quayside, or starting your trip in Manchester’s coolest neighbourhood.
 
INNSiDE by Meliá’s philosophy ‘Stay Curious’ means each stay will be enriched with music, art, and literature curated by the hotel’s local experts. Whether you’d like to relax, unwind or party, every INNSIDE by Melia property is designed to make guests’ stay a memorable one. With three great cities to explore, rooms with thoughtful touches and great views are just waiting for you to check in.

To find out more, visit www.melia.com

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