3-Star Hotels in Liverpool

This is an old grand hotel. Great location an easy walk to many popular destinations. The room is huge with high ceilings and the bed was comfortable. Please know that this hotel is huge and you literally have to walk around the halls to find an elevator. The furniture in the rooms needs some updating and the flooring in front of the elevators on each floor desperately needs renovation but this property overall is a good value.

Checked out this morning as I had an appointment at Liverpool Hospital, beds were very comfy and the Hotel was very welcoming, lovely fish aquarium in the lobby which was very fitting with the theme. Breakfast was great with very lovely food and lovely wait staff, in particular a lovely tall brown haired girl, I forgot to ask her name, stood and had a conversation with me then gave me directions to the hotel and offered to call my taxi for me. Would recommend to any weary travellers looking for a good nights sleep and a lovely cooked breakfast.

Great centrally located city hotel. Clean, modern and friendly /helpful staff. I received a lovely welcome message from the General Manager and Operations Manager as were were part of the Wedding Group. There was a nice touch as we received a mini bottle of Liverpool Gin to drink or to have as a takeaway souvenir. Breakfast was ok except the coffee machine broke down. Luckily we could get a coffee from the bar. Some feedback - it would be good if the hotel could invest in a proper Italian barista coffee machine as some of the guests do not like Nescafé type coffee! A proper coffee with coffee beans and made at the time is much appreciated !

Great location for tourist attractions and conference/concert centres. The breakfast was varied with hot and cold continental breakfasts unlike Hampton by Hilton next door. I preferred here. Road noise was not a problem here. You can catch a bus from the Liverpool One bus station to Lime Street railway station and elsewhere. For new arrivals I would recommend a taxi from Lime Street station if you are not familiar with the streets and for some reason the buses appear not to pick up from near the station!

Never been to prison but pretty sure this is worse. Zero space,weird smell,plug sockets that didn’t work & not safe as the fronts came off. Sink was full of water,shower leaked and they have better quality loo roll in junior schools. Speaking of that,nothing better than looking at your partner through frosted glass as they use the toilet,even better cause you can here and smell everything!!! If you forget your alarm clock,don’t stress as the other inmates will either keep you up all night or make sure you’re up by smashing their doors shut. I genuinely stayed in a squat in NY years ago and it was better than this. We booked for 2 nights and left after 1 and paid £165 for the night across the road which was a palace! My fault for being tight but I’ve honestly had more enjoyable trips to the dentist than Easy hotel. Even their planes are better Oh yeah and the bed was awful too and slanted!! I’d sleep on the street before I stayed there again!

Excellent location to visit all points of interest. The continental buffet breakfast is good. The negative thing is that they don't make your room for you and that the internet connection is terrible, if you want wifi you have 30 minutes a day for free, otherwise you have to pay 3 pounds a day.

Located in the city center, there is a shopping center next to it, and it is next to the pier. Because there are government agencies nearby, the law and order are relatively safe. Downstairs there is a Tesco express open until 11:00 p.m., which is very convenient for buying breakfast or supper. The service staff kindly gave us a view room on a high floor. Overall comfort in the room. The inconvenient part is that the hair dryer has to be borrowed from the counter in advance. The bathroom did not provide any cleaning products, and the smell of dampness for a long time needs to be improved.

Reception staff were very warm and welcoming. The room was lovely, very clean, bed was so comfortable. Coffee and tea making facilities provided. However I would have liked a little biscuit on the tray as I have had in other hotel stays and also a complimentary bottle of water would have been nice. Apparently the water is only supplied in premium rooms but it was available for free at reception to pour in a glass and there is a Tesco Express right next door. The hotel is very central to bars and restaurants but a bit of a walk to The Albert Dock. Breakfast was not included in our room but we could have purchased it for £7 each. We didn't on this occasion so cannot comment on quality of food. Overall a very pleasant stay and would return,

Brought a large group of 30+ to Liverpool for the week. From the moment we booked to the time we checked out the team at the Liverpool Inn couldn't have been more helpful. The large dorm rooms we booked on recommendation catered to our every need and the shared kitchen was a great facility for us to use to feed the group. The games room was also a great facility to use for the group when needed. The location was perfect for us and was closely situated to the university (2 mins) and the city centre (5 mins). Busy spot (lots of bars, restaurants, and clubs nearby) with lots of people coming and going but very secure and safe with staff keeping a close eye on all things. 24hr manned reception and a strict set of rules with regards to behavior yet a really cool sort of relaxed vibe about the place. We will be back for sure!!

Location couldn't be better. Hotel is basic but serviceable, but I wish they had spent a little more on interiors for the beautiful building and interiors. You are in a world-heritage site but the room furnishings are basic roadside motel quality. It was particularly funny that the room itself was very large - with a basic double bed perched in one corner - there as room for a super king, which would look better and be nicer and only cost a tiny bit more. Bathroom was basic but fine. Staff were friendly and helpful. Lifts are small and slow, but I suspect that's a limitation of the space available and rules about listed buildings. But you stay here for the location and we were very pleased with that. TIP - don't bother parking at Liverpool ONE which is a hike away. Pay and display parking right at Albert Dock is essentially the same price and way more convenient