Whether you are enjoying a weekend city break, a rural staycation or are travelling for work, many people now opt to stay in an Airbnb rather than a hotel. Not only do they tend to offer more privacy and space, but you can often find unique and quirky stays that make for a more personal experience.
In recent years more people have turned to Airbnb to rent out their spare rooms and unused spaces in a bid to make an extra bit of cash. One couple from Greater Manchester have recently launched two Airbnbs in Bury town centre under the name Suite Dreams Bury, after converting a Grade II listed building.
In 2020 Louise Jackson, who is originally from Bolton, and her partner Ben bought the 1860s Victorian site which was previously used as a Nationwide bank. The couple bought the four-storey building as a new premises for their independent record and coffee shop Wax and Beans and, after buying it, they decided to make good use of the vacant space on the top floor.
