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Looking for somewhere to stay that tells a story? Liverpool has hotels filled with history and heritage, whether that’s a music themed hotel, to simply beautiful spaces, you can find a space that’s truly special to start your Liverpool adventure in. Your hotel stay is about to become super insta-worthy 🤳📸
Historic
Liverpool has not one but two Titanic themed hotels, aren’t we lucky! Registered in the city, and carrying its name on her stern, Liverpool and the Titanic were closely linked, so much so there’s a special exhibit about the connections at the Merseyside Maritime Museum.
Titanic Hotel, Stanley Dock
The Titanic Hotel Liverpool is built on what was once a bustling port at Stanley Dock. An old rum and tobacco warehouse (which inspired the name of the hotel’s conference and exhibition centre) and built in 1846, the old dockside has been lovingly restored. With huge rooms covering 56sq metres, the hotel is a slice of luxury. Original features have been kept and restored, so it’s a hotel with enormous character.
On site there’s also a luxury spa where you can unwind in true luxury - think hydrotherapy pool, sauna, foot bath and experience shower. Pure bliss.
30 James Street
Over at 30 James Street, is a striking building which was once the headquarters of the White Star Line, where the Titanic was registered. With themed floors and a “cabin” like feel, the hotel offers views over the waterfront and River Mersey.
There’s also a rooftop champagne bar which boasts stunning views over the waterfront while you sip on a cold glass of bubbly.
Iconic
We’re famed for our famous, iconic buildings and recently many of these buildings have been brought back into use as fabulous hotels. Let’s take a look at some of our favourite...
Hillbark Hotel and Spa
Nestled in the heart of Wirral’s countryside, under an hour from Liverpool city centre, is the Hillbark Hotel and Spa. In a sumptuous Grade II listed building it is the UK’s smallest five star hotel. A celeb favourite, especially when the Open Golf Championship is in town, it’s a stunning place to stay.
Leverhulme Hotel
A short distance away is the Leverhulme Hotel, in the historic Port Sunlight Village. Just a twenty minute train ride from Liverpool Central, Port Sunlight was created by William Hesketh-Lever as a home for his Sunlight soap factory workers in 1888. A four star hotel featuring a fine dining restaurant and a spa, it’s the perfect place to relax.
Architectural wonders
Liverpool’s a place of beautiful buildings and we’re not short of wonderful places for you to stay. Let’s take a look...
Aloft Liverpool
For a striking stay opt for Aloft Liverpool, in the city’s Royal Insurance Building in the Commercial District. This baroque style building was built in 1896 as the head office of the Royal Insurance Company. The architects added detail to the building to suit its tenants; on the front is a frieze depicting themes relating to insurance. Many of the building’s original features remain, so look up when you arrive.
The Richmond
Nearby at Hatton garden is The Richmond. Formerly a transport building the space has been restored and decadently transformed. With high ceilings and grand staircases it’s a building with plenty of character and love.
Musical
Liverpool is famed for its music, we are a UNESCO City of Music afterall. Therefore we need a hotel to match, and we think we’ve got the perfect one…
Hard Day’s Night Hotel
The Hard Day’s Night Hotel is the world’s only Beatles inspired hotel, and where better than in the heart of Liverpool, and just a stone’s throw from the famous Cavern Club and Mathew Street. A four star hotel in a Grade II listed building with over 110 individually designed rooms, it nods to the building’s character while celebrating the Fab Four. Beatles artwork adorns the walls and the dedicated staff offer a memorable stay. Make sure you look up when you’re outside to see the four Beatles’ statues on the front of the hotel itself.
Unusual
As well as all of our beautifully unique buildings we also have a few weird and wonderful ones thrown in too. Here’s one of our favourites that you can stay in...
The Thatched Pavilion at Thornton Manor
The Thatched Pavilion, a former cricket pavilion is located in the beautiful surrounds amongst the vast grounds of Thornton Manor, the former home of Lord Leverhulme.
It’s a beautiful cottage with an unusual roof and sleeps 5 people - it’s certainly one you’d want to boast about on Instagram!
To see more of our great hotels and to book, visit our accomodation section.
This blog has been written by Stefan Price, Digital Marketing Assistant for Marketing Liverpool. Stefan helps out the team with any digital activity across Marketing Liverpool/ Visit Liverpool and runs the its Liverpool social channels!
Stefan is 19 years old and is from Liverpool. He loves all things to do with cruises, shopping and the odd Gin and Elderflower!
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