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The Municipal Hotel and Spa Liverpool - MGallery
4.3/560 Reviews

The Municipal Hotel and Spa Liverpool - MGallery

City Centre Liverpool|0.14km from Old Bridewell Prison Building
The service still had teething problems. The attitude is spot on with a few exceptions but this appears to be training problems. They need to gear towards a high end cruise for staff. I have visited again but felt hussled rather than looked after. It will be great i am sure .however was promised personal service this do not happen.
Trueman Court Luxury Serviced Apartments
4.5/527 Reviews

Trueman Court Luxury Serviced Apartments

City Centre Liverpool|0.2km from Old Bridewell Prison Building
My partner and I had a fantastic stay at Trueman Court for the weekend, whilst visiting Liverpool. The rooms were very spacious and airy, giving the whole room an open and modern feel. The combination of luxury, whilst also being in a prime location (walking distance from all of the shops, bars and restaurants) fitted the bill perfectly for our weekend. One of the things we most enjoyed that most other places seem to lack was a proper functional kitchen. Everything was shiny and brand new, with a very good coffee machine and modern amenities. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We will definitely be returning on our next trip to Liverpool. Thank you for making our trip so memorable.

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Liverpool City Centre
4/542 Reviews

Liverpool City Centre

City Centre Liverpool|0.05km from Old Bridewell Prison Building
Arrived to find none of the check-in portals working and a queue forming at reception. None of the staff acknowledged me as I waited 30 minutes to check in. A bored looking IT guy just ignored everyone, staff and customers. The room was clean and what you would expect for a PI, it was cold though and the heating didn't seem to be working (or not working well). The bar area was good and there's a car park directly across the road (warning, the entrance is VERY tight if you have a large car). Wish PI would upgrade their hairdryers, they are about as much use as someone blowing on your hair, took ages to dry. The shower gel didn't work. Breakfast was a shambles. I paid for a continental but as I was on my own, I don't leave a bag or phone behind at the table when I'm choosing food. Every time I left the table someone tried to move onto my table, although it was clear someone was sitting there. It nearly drove me insane. Groups insisting on sitting together - I get this BUT people can see how small the breakfast room is - just find a seat and sit apart, what does it matter?!!!! In the end I paid £7.99 for one bowl of cereal because I gave up trying to get any additional food or drink. When I left, the lifts weren't working, so it was a bit of a struggle down the stairs with baggage and a suitcase. Ignored again by reception but a manager (?) did help with check-out. Not the best PI but ok for a 1 night business stay.
Heywood House Hotel, BW Signature Collection
4.2/58 Reviews

Heywood House Hotel, BW Signature Collection

City Centre Liverpool|0.1km from Old Bridewell Prison Building
Since June 2021 I have stayed in 7 hotels/guesthouses across England and so I am well placed to compare the facilities and service we have experienced in this post-lockdown period. Three of these were booked through Secret Escapes and The Richmond was the first of these. I went with a friend for a 3 night stay to explore Liverpool. We had a decent deal so booked a double room each even though there was no single discount. First impressions were good as I had requested rooms near each other and we were actually the only 2 in a tiny corridor off of the main corridor. We found all the staff to be helpful and friendly. Breakfast was fine if a little chaotic – but this has been common to most of the hotels as they struggle with new staff after an exodus of the experienced staff. My room was comfortable and the bed was big. I am always concerned that the room should be well ventilated and not too hot. The air conditioning didn’t seem to be working but there were two big fans provided in the room and you could open the window. My friend reported that she found it difficult to sleep on the first night because of street noise but I had no issues with this. There is a night porter to let you in if you are out late – which you are bound to be if you explore the Cavern Quarter, and the hotel is well placed for this as everything is a walk away. My only problem was that the safe had been left locked so I couldn’t use it. I reported this to reception on the first day and was told a maintenance operative would see to it but nothing happened. I reported it again on the second day but with the same result so gave up after that. Liverpool itself is great.
Ibis Styles Liverpool Centre Dale Street - Cavern Quarter
4.3/5111 Reviews

Ibis Styles Liverpool Centre Dale Street - Cavern Quarter

City Centre Liverpool|0.12km from Old Bridewell Prison Building
The location of the hotel is good, the environment is also good, the room is clean, the access is convenient and fast, it is worth the choice of friends for business trips or short stays, give a good review, and go again next time
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Spa Liverpool
4/5117 Reviews

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Spa Liverpool

City Centre Liverpool|0.16km from Old Bridewell Prison Building
Really nice experience, receptionist amazing told us everything we needed to know. Changing rooms, pool and spa area not the biggest, but nice and relaxing and overall a lovely experience. We didn’t have any treatments only the jacuzzi and afternoon tea. The afternoon tea was amazing, I’m gluten free it was definitely the best I’ve had anywhere. As soon as we arrived for afternoon tea VIctor looked after us, made our experience wonderful, Thankyou to the staff for giving me and my mum the best day.
The Sir Thomas Hotel
3.8/5103 Reviews

The Sir Thomas Hotel

City Centre Liverpool|0.24km from Old Bridewell Prison Building
The location is very good and I think it is the best place to sightsee Liverpool. On the first day of arrival, there was a problem with the button on the toilet in the room, but the staff immediately responded and prepared another room. Also, when I asked if there was a coin laundry nearby, he politely told me the location. In addition to that, there were several scenes where I felt the hospitality of the hotel, and it was a hotel that I wanted to use when staying in Liverpool.
Aloft Liverpool
4.2/5112 Reviews

Aloft Liverpool

City Centre Liverpool|0.26km from Old Bridewell Prison Building
There are no slippers, no toothbrushes and toothpaste (this is the case in most hotels in the UK); it is also close to various attractions and convenient transportation; convenience stores are also close, mainly Liverpool special effects lol; the only drawback is that the hair dryer is not powerful...

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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Spa Liverpool

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Spa Liverpool

4/5117 Reviews
City Centre
Really nice experience, receptionist amazing told us everything we needed to know. Changing rooms, pool and spa area not the biggest, but nice and relaxing and overall a lovely experience. We didn’t have any treatments only the jacuzzi and afternoon tea. The afternoon tea was amazing, I’m gluten free it was definitely the best I’ve had anywhere. As soon as we arrived for afternoon tea VIctor looked after us, made our experience wonderful, Thankyou to the staff for giving me and my mum the best day.
The Sir Thomas Hotel

The Sir Thomas Hotel

3.8/5103 Reviews
City Centre
The location is very good and I think it is the best place to sightsee Liverpool. On the first day of arrival, there was a problem with the button on the toilet in the room, but the staff immediately responded and prepared another room. Also, when I asked if there was a coin laundry nearby, he politely told me the location. In addition to that, there were several scenes where I felt the hospitality of the hotel, and it was a hotel that I wanted to use when staying in Liverpool.
The Municipal Hotel and Spa Liverpool - MGallery

The Municipal Hotel and Spa Liverpool - MGallery

4.3/560 Reviews
City Centre
The service still had teething problems. The attitude is spot on with a few exceptions but this appears to be training problems. They need to gear towards a high end cruise for staff. I have visited again but felt hussled rather than looked after. It will be great i am sure .however was promised personal service this do not happen.
Heywood House Hotel, BW Signature Collection

Heywood House Hotel, BW Signature Collection

4.2/58 Reviews
City Centre
Since June 2021 I have stayed in 7 hotels/guesthouses across England and so I am well placed to compare the facilities and service we have experienced in this post-lockdown period. Three of these were booked through Secret Escapes and The Richmond was the first of these. I went with a friend for a 3 night stay to explore Liverpool. We had a decent deal so booked a double room each even though there was no single discount. First impressions were good as I had requested rooms near each other and we were actually the only 2 in a tiny corridor off of the main corridor. We found all the staff to be helpful and friendly. Breakfast was fine if a little chaotic – but this has been common to most of the hotels as they struggle with new staff after an exodus of the experienced staff. My room was comfortable and the bed was big. I am always concerned that the room should be well ventilated and not too hot. The air conditioning didn’t seem to be working but there were two big fans provided in the room and you could open the window. My friend reported that she found it difficult to sleep on the first night because of street noise but I had no issues with this. There is a night porter to let you in if you are out late – which you are bound to be if you explore the Cavern Quarter, and the hotel is well placed for this as everything is a walk away. My only problem was that the safe had been left locked so I couldn’t use it. I reported this to reception on the first day and was told a maintenance operative would see to it but nothing happened. I reported it again on the second day but with the same result so gave up after that. Liverpool itself is great.
16 Queen Avenue

16 Queen Avenue

4/541 Reviews
City Centre
Absolutely Shocking! We were originally booked to stay in a different apartment however, we were moved to this one due to a leak in the first apartment. After being informed we were moving apartments I googled our now new accommodation and this images on Happy Days website do not reflect the rooms you stay in, leading me to believe the original room I booked would not have been to room we would have received- VERY MISLEADING! Also the room we were swapped into was a downgrade to the one we booked, we booked a 2 bed and ended up with a 1 bed apartment. The apartment itself was okay, minimally cleaned enough to look presentable however, spills/drink splats everywhere, shower sealant non existent and covered in black mold. Bed was also okay however, pillows were obviously old as they were flat. Alongside this the windows might as well have not be there as they let in a noticeable draft, in turn allowing us to hear EVERYTHING outside. Which is were this review takes its shocking turn. We were on a 3 night stay (Friday to Monday) and on the first night around 3am the fire alarm went off. Usually this wouldn't have been an issue however, there was NO fire and in fact this alarm had gone off because the lift, well what they constitute as a ”lift”, despite only being the size of a suitcase, had broken down resulting in the alarm going off for the next two days, finally being turned off late Sunday afternoon. Making this worse despite having all day Saturday to fix this ongoing alarm they decided 9:30pm on Saturday night was an appropriate time to ”fix” this- making the alarm worse and setting other systems off. Resulting in a completely appalling night sleep, despite the noise on our floor being bearable in a sense, we could still hear the full force of the alarm from the floors below- making this worse because the windows are as sealed as an open gutter, meant we could hear the alarm from outside as well. Despite of all this we have heard squat from anyone regarding this- not even an attempt to apologise for the constant disruption nor an attempt to change rooms. Along side this: God knows who did the plumbing in this building because the toilet didn't flush properly, even with no tissue in it and if you used either the bathroom or kitchen sink the toilet would fill up- completely impractical and disgusting given the money you are paying to stay in this building. Overall, I wouldn't stay here again and I wouldn't recommend staying here at all because the service is shocking, rooms are meh considering Happy Days call them luxury. Also the fact the they demand a deposit for staying hear is ridiculous as the room is already covered in stains and other problems as if they are looking for reasons to take more money for a poor room.
Liverpool City Centre

Liverpool City Centre

4/542 Reviews
City Centre
Arrived to find none of the check-in portals working and a queue forming at reception. None of the staff acknowledged me as I waited 30 minutes to check in. A bored looking IT guy just ignored everyone, staff and customers. The room was clean and what you would expect for a PI, it was cold though and the heating didn't seem to be working (or not working well). The bar area was good and there's a car park directly across the road (warning, the entrance is VERY tight if you have a large car). Wish PI would upgrade their hairdryers, they are about as much use as someone blowing on your hair, took ages to dry. The shower gel didn't work. Breakfast was a shambles. I paid for a continental but as I was on my own, I don't leave a bag or phone behind at the table when I'm choosing food. Every time I left the table someone tried to move onto my table, although it was clear someone was sitting there. It nearly drove me insane. Groups insisting on sitting together - I get this BUT people can see how small the breakfast room is - just find a seat and sit apart, what does it matter?!!!! In the end I paid £7.99 for one bowl of cereal because I gave up trying to get any additional food or drink. When I left, the lifts weren't working, so it was a bit of a struggle down the stairs with baggage and a suitcase. Ignored again by reception but a manager (?) did help with check-out. Not the best PI but ok for a 1 night business stay.

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Liverpool Travel Guide

Hotels in Liverpool

Weather, the best time to travel:

Liverpool is a city and metropolitan 283 km from London’s Northwest region, in Merseyside, England. It is the UK's sixth most populous city. Liverpool is known for its thriving culture – especially its arts and music scene. As a port city, it has a diverse population from a wide range of cultures, including Scandinavia, Ireland, and Wales. Located atop the Liverpool Bay of the Irish Sea, Liverpool experiences a moderate oceanic climate with mild to warm summers, cool winters and rainfall throughout the year. Spring is from March to May with temperatures ranging from 9°C to 17°C. Summer extends from June to August and the days are comfortably cool and pleasant with 6-10 days of rainfall in a month. Fall starts from September and ends in November with high temperatures ranging from 8°C to 18°C. Due to the weather conditions, it gets less crowded during Autumn. And, if you want to avoid the crowd and expensive hotel prices, this is the best time to visit Liverpool other than Christmas time. It gets very cold during the winter in Liverpool. 

Airport / nearby airport:

Liverpool is an industrial capital and a major seaport and is served by Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL). This airport is highly accessible and one can easily reach the city centre by using frequent and convenient public transport links. Serving more than 5 million passengers each year, the airport is quite modern. It is located within the city on the banks of the River Mersey, 12 km southeast from the city centre. Transportation means available are underground trains (Merseyrail), taxi, city bus or coach (National Express). However, the buses are the most convenient option and Arriva Buses operate services to and from the airport. The AirLink 500 or Arriva 86A bus goes to the city centre, Liverpool One Bus Station every 30 minutes, and takes about 25 minutes, with a single ticket price for £3.00.

Transportation:

Liverpool has so many transports means to get around the city, including underground subway(Merseyrail), Light Rail, ferries, double-decker buses, coach bus, CitySightseeing bus and the airport express. While double-decker buses offer a quick, convenient, and cheap way with plenty of sightseeing opportunities, the underground trains are a popular means for natives to travel to and from central Liverpool. The Mainline rail services in Liverpool connect the city with the rest of England and are centred on Lime Street station in the city centre. The Northern Line (Merseyrail) serves between parts of North and South Liverpool and local trains travel across the city underground. The boats are also considered as the best way to get around without getting caught in the traffic. You can also take a taxi or hire a car to get around the city. Most locals and tourists prefer to ride a bike which is an economical and convenient option.

How to Get to Liverpool:

Named after the legendary Beatles band member, the Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL) serves the city of Liverpool. It is located about 12 km away to the south of the city centre. You can be sure to find direct flights to Liverpool on most days. When travelling from anywhere to Liverpool, you will arrive at the Liverpool John Lennon Airport, which is the only airport in the city. KLM, Philippines Airlines, Emirates, Flybe Airlines, British and Aer Lingus are the popular airlines that service this airport. For instance, when you are travelling to Liverpool from London, Scoot, EasyJet or WizzAir provide daily flights on this route. It takes 7 hours on average and costs about £128 for a one-way ticket. If you want to get cheap flights to Liverpool, make sure to book your flights a few months in advance. 

 Hotel info, prices for different hotel range: 

The hotels in Liverpool that are located in the posh and popular neighbourhoods like City Centre, Albert Dock, RopeWalks and Hope Quarter will cost you around £80 to £100 per night on an average. This is an average estimated cost for a 5-star hotel that offers excellent services. If you are aiming to get any Liverpool Hotel deals or cheap hotels in Liverpool you need to visit places like Albert Dock. In these places, you will find hotel deals between £30 to £60. A decent 3-star Liverpool hotel will cost you anywhere between £35 to £60. And, to book Liverpool Hotels of the 4-star category, you need to spend around £80 and £130. As you go beyond that budget for Liverpool Hotel deals, you can find the most luxurious and high-end hotels which will cost you at least £100 or even more. 

Liverpool Tourist Information: 

Top Tourist Attractions in Liverpool:

Being the cultural capital of England, there are so many exciting and amazing Liverpool attractions to explore. 

For the Beatles fans, you will be amazed to be able to experience the 60s vibe with The Beatles Story. It offers a walk-through adventure where you will be able to find out everything there is to know about the band. You can also get Beatles merchandise here. Sefton Park is 250 acres green haven Victorian Palm House and lush green gardens, is a perfect place for a lazy afternoon. 

Liverpool Cathedral, the city's most popular attraction, is something you shouldn’t miss to see. You can see the highest Gothic architecture in the world with beautiful stained glass windows and vibrant art exhibitions inside this cathedral. 

The city centre is also filled with many interesting places like the Merseyside Maritime Museum, St. George’s Hall and World Museum Liverpool. Don’t forget to visit the fancy downtown area of Albert Dock that has numerous museums and art galleries in Liverpool to get a full experience of all that Liverpool has to offer. 

Top food places in Liverpool:

When you are taking a trip to this iconic city of Liverpool, you might not wanna miss out on its amazing delicacies. For a delicious brunch fine fix of caffeine, head over to the Bold Street. Famous for its fine shops and cafes that serve delicious breakfast, bakery items, vegan dishes, and brioche buns, this place is the best hangout area for locals in the City Centre. This place also has many places for cheap eats and casual dining options. 

Wood Street is another great place filled with cafes to get a taste of the rich flavour of espresso after a day of wandering around the city centre. Falkner Street has some of the best restaurants serving European and Asian delicacies. This vibrant street also has some very lively pubs and bars.

Liverpool has the UK’s largest open-air shopping centre, called Liverpool ONE that has more than 170 shops, bars and restaurants right in the city centre, where each store has a distinct look. This place has high street shops, quirky independent boutiques, and many decent places to eat and drink. 

For more information on how to get the best Liverpool Hotel Deals, visit Trip.com. We have experts in planning tours to the Liverpool Attractions, and also in helping you put together a hassle-free and memorable trip.

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