Halston Aparthotel launches six new Carlisle townhouses
The Halston Aparthotel in Carlisle has expanded its offer with six new townhouses in the city centre.
The company converted the upper levels of a former Lloyds Pharmacy building, located just 50m from the hotel, into self-contained serviced apartments.
Later this summer, the ground floor of the building will open as Yellowjackets, a new bar developed by the minds behind The Lane Bar on Fisher Street.
The Halston also plans to extend its footprint in the city by rebranding and relaunching the former Belted restaurant on Warwick Road.
Dominique Harrison, who co-owns The Halston, said: “The townhouses are a continuation of the quality guests have come to expect from The Halston, as well as an opportunity for more businesses and visitors coming to Carlisle to have a luxury experience.
“Each Townhouse has been individually furnished to ensure comfort for guests staying one night, a week or a month.”
In addition to its accommodation, The Halston comprises several multi-use event spaces, a spa and its own bistro, Barton’s Yard.
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