Liverpool City Hotels has an extensive choice of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets, we have an amazing selection of hotels and serviced apartments with some fantastic offers.
Across the city of Liverpool you'll find an excellent standard of world-famous hotels, cosy guesthouses and chic boutique hotels, as well cheap accommodation and budget hotels, something to suit every requirement. New additions include the Hilton, Jurys Inn and Staybridge Suites, next to the Liverpool Echo Arena and Convention Centre on the banks of the River Mersey, offering stunning views across the World Heritage waterfront and the Albert Dock.
Let us help you find the right hotel or accommodation in Liverpool and make your stay one to remember.
Luxury Hotels in Liverpool
We have an excellent choice of luxurious places to stay in city centre of Liverpool, all offering a first class service you have come to expect from such prestigious hostelries.
Serviced Apartments in Liverpool
Serviced apartments are a flexible yet stylish alternative to hotels. With all the comforts of home and beautiful surroundings, this is an ideal solution for many.
Cheap Hotels in Liverpool
If you’re looking for a great place to stay at a low price, then you have come to the right place, we have an excellent choice hotels to suit all budgets.
Bed & Breakfast in Liverpool
Bed & Breakfasts (B & B’s) are a wonderful alternative to hotels with a more intimate feel in comfortable surroundings, offering accommodation to the highest standard.
My Liverpool
My Liverpool is a city that has it all, from fine art and culture, to live entertainment and a vibrant nightlife, whether it’s a romantic weekend away, a culturally enlightening vacation or a fabulously fun night out.
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Travel to Liverpool
Liverpool is within easy reach of all major UK cities as well as Ireland, Scotland and Wales. By air and sea the city also acts as the gateway to Merseyside and England's North West.
Traveling guide to Liverpool
Liverpool Hotels Latest News
All the latest news, views and reviews on hotels in Liverpool.
Two New Hotels in Liverpool City Centre – 30th April 2010
Two hotels and more than 100 studio apartments in Liverpool city centre have been granted full planning permission by Liverpool City Council..
Plans for the Oldham Street scheme, which the council says would create 250 jobs, include two hotels, 113 studio apartments for postgraduate students, a ground-floor retail space and an underground car park with 247 spaces..
Liverpool architects Falconer Chester Hall designed the plans for the scheme and Northern Ireland-based developer Tara House has been chosen to lead its development..
Work is anticipated to start by September this year with completion expected in early 2012, the council said..
Managing director of Tara House Simon Murray Twinn said the scheme would promote regeneration and investment in Liverpool city centre. "The mixed uses will bring vibrancy and life to the Oldham Street area whilst creating jobs and giving a boost to the local economy," he said..
Hard Days Night Hotel re-opened - 22th April 2010
THE Beatles-themed Hard Days Night Hotel re-opened 10 days after having £500,000 of repairs. The Grade ll-listed building was forced to briefly close after a flood in December last year caused damage to the power supply. Hot water poured into the basement on December 29 from a leaking pipe.
The hotel was able to re-open in time for its New Year's Eve party. The disruption and closure cost the hotel, which would usually be fully booked, an estimated £500,000.
General manager Mike Dewey said: "There is no disputing the fact the repairs and closure were expensive for us. But we are be back on our feet and open for business as usual. We are happy everything has now been sorted and are looking forward to an exciting programme of events in for the next few months."
Premier Inn hotel for Liverpool One - 22th April 2010
Premier Inn hotels have clinched a deal with property group Grosvenor to build a £12m 186-room development in Liverpool One.
The hotel will take Premier Inn’s total number of bedrooms in the city centre to more than 500, complementing existing hotels in Vernon Street and Albert Dock.
John Bates, head of acquisitions for Premier’s parent Whitbread Hotels & Restaurants said: “By adding a new hotel at Liverpool One we can be part of this exciting regeneration story and ensure that, as well as having hotels in the business centre (Vernon Street) and entertainment centre (Albert Dock), we will now also have one in the heart of the city’s retail centre.
“We’re delighted to be investing here, to be creating 50 new jobs and to be partnering with Grosvenor on the outstanding Liverpool One scheme.”
The hotel is expected to take 15 months to build and is scheduled to open in Autumn 2012.
Hard Days Night Hotel closed for repairs - 15th April 2010
Hard Days Night Hotel will be shut for 10 days as work is carried out to repair damage caused by a December basement flood. THE Beatles-themed hotel will remain closed until April 21 as work is done to repair its electrical systems which were damaged when a hotel pipe leaked on December 29 last year.
Guests had to be evacuated from the 110-bedroom four star luxury hotel for safety reasons as electricity technicians arrived to cut off the power supply. Hot water from the broken pipe poured into the basement of the Grade ll-listed building causing the damage. The hotel re-opened in time for its New Year's Eve party.
Hotel manager Mike Dewey said: We are really looking forward to getting the hotel back up and running after this temporary closure, just in time for the May bank holiday weekend which is always a busy time for us. "We'd like to thank everyone involved with the repairs both now and back in December, including the fire service who acted quickly and efficiently to prevent even more damage to the hotel."
Hotel guests due to stay at the hotel over the next ten days have been offered alternative accommodation. The Hard Days Night, which is themed around the Beatles, opened in 2008.
Hope Street Hotel wins top Hospitality Award - 13th April 2010
The Hope Street Hotel, in Liverpool city centre, brought home the Best Hotel trophy at this year’s Northern Hospitality Awards. The awards recognised the efforts of those within the catering and hospitality industries in the north who have contributed to its success.
Mary Colston, creative director of Hope Street Hotel, said: “This is a wonderful achievement for the hotel and it is also great to receive this level of recognition from our peers in the industry.”
The fifth Northern Hospitality Awards were compared by the acclaimed food and drink journalist Nigel Barden who presented the nine winners with their prizes.
Other restaurants and hotels from Liverpool which were shortlisted included the Noble House. The eaterie, on Brunswick Street, Liverpool city centre, was nominated in the best newcomer and the best wine offering categories. 60 Hope Street was also listed in the best wine offering category.
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