It comes with free food, a car-themed pool table and arcade games.
The £80m transformation of the former Granada Studios site in Manchester city centre has been completed after Booking.com moved into its new home. The travel and technology giant has relocated its UK head office to Enterprise City and now overlooks the site where Coronation Street's famous cobbles were once walked.
To mark the occasion, the brand's global CEO, Glenn Fogel, paid a flying visit to see how all those millions have been spent as well as where up to 1,300 employees will eventually be based.