The Liverpool Inn Hotel

Over priced at £188 per night room only !! Small very tired room. Three beds with hardly any room to move. Beds uncomfortable and pillows hard. Tiny bathroom whereby you had to step in shower in order to close door. Small TV. No desk space. Windows filthy. Outside noise terrible whereby you hear people talking outside. Hardly slept.

Good clean spacious room with on suite, friendly, and close to all amenities would definitely recommend. Train station a short walk away plus car parking opposite at very reasonable £5 for 24 hours. There are plenty of places to eat live music just up the road, we did the Beatles tour bus and the ferry tour on the Mersey, absolutely great weekend.

Myself and my husband recently stayed at the Liverpool Hotel Inn (4-8 Mount Pleasant, in between William Hill and the off licence), and it was truly a lovely experience. The staff were extremely welcoming and friendly. The room was immaculate and beautifully decorated, with all the utilities needed, we especially loved the tea, coffee, and biscuits that were displayed in the room. What more could we want? The location was also perfect, with easy access to local attractions and restaurants. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a luxurious and memorable stay.

The listing on *********** states that the hotel is in a central location so to expect some noise.  We have stayed in Liverpool a number of times so expected it to be lively.  We have no problem with noise from revelers and generally what you would expect from a vibrant city location.   However, what we got was far below expectations, and well below what is acceptable.  Read on..... We stayed in what was described as a studio / flat.   The room had a very unpleasant damp and musty smell.     The room was dirty and dusty with cobwebs everywhere.  The carpets were sticky.   The oven and hob were not working / had been disconnected by "management". The window frame in the bathroom was rotten.  We were advised to open the window when using the shower as there is no extractor fan.  When we did this we couldn't close the window as the bottom of the frame dropped down.  The reluctant reception staff had to force the window closed. The window in the bedroom had a broken catch so it couldn't be closed properly.  This is a shame because immediately outside the bedroom is a light well full of extractor fans and other M&E equipment from neighbouring fast food outlets.  This equipment made really loud noises and woke us up before 05:00 hrs on both mornings. We had very little sleep during our stay. All issues were reported to the reception staff.  They said that "maintenance" would not be available until next week (after we had left) and that the issues would have to be reported to "management".     We couldn't wait to check out. This is a terrible property.  I can't believe that it is even listed on ***********.  We feel completely let down. Do not make the same mistake we made.

Having stayed in Liverpool a couple of times before, once at a hotel at the bottom of Mount Pleasant (never again) and once at a hotel further up Mount Pleasant that has now changed its name to Liverpool Inn, which was lovely back then, I thought I was booking the latter. I had a bit of a panic when I realised my mistake and gave them a call to explain that I was travelling with a child who has sensory issues and struggles with noise. I was told that it wasn’t a problem and they’d put us in the quietest room. The hotel is a short walk from the station and easy to find. We stayed in room 15 and it was massive with 2 single beds and a double, en suite bathroom with a large shower, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer, iron and ironing board. The room was spotless and definitely quiet. The staff were lovely, very friendly and chatty and happy to share their knowledge of the city. If we needed anything replenishing in the room we only had to ask at reception. After walking past the other hotel with the same name I’m so glad we didn’t stay there, the best mistake I’ve ever made was accidentally booking into the wrong hotel. Next time we need to travel to Liverpool we’ll definitely be staying there again

This is a gem Hotel situated near city centre,more or less opposite the Adelphi,not to be confused with the other Liverpool Hotel further up Mount Pleasent.From Street level the access door is next to William Hill. Booking in was first class by a gent who supported MAN City. The bedroom advertised as small,but more than adequate, spotlessly clean and to us very quiet.The small bar enjoyable and reasonably priced drinks for city center location. Overall a very good hotel which will use on next visit to Liverpool