If you’re looking for a place to stay in Liverpool that has a little bit more oomph than the usual white robe and slippers, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of some of the most exciting (and quirky) hotels that the city has to offer.
The Halyard is one of Liverpool’s newest hotels, with top floor suites offering sweeping views of the city and delicious treats in the restaurant.
Arguably the city’s best boutique hostelry, the Hope Street Hotel boasts solid wooden floors, beds draped in Egyptian cotton and bespoke furniture. It was awarded Hotel of the Year four times in the Liverpool City Region Annual Tourism Awards, and has numerous other accolades.
A stylish 26-bed hotel in the heart of Liverpool with luxurious room décor, in a listed Georgian townhouse – perfect for a quieter stay.
Fresh, hip and colourful – this hotel is for lovers of bold style. It’s in a fitting location too because the Baltic Triangle is one of the trendier locations in Liverpool, with its music venues, cool bars and some pretty fancy restaurants.
A glamorous tribute to Bill Shankly in hotel form, this stay can range from the most vibrant to simply classic and comfortable. You can choose from the regular rooms with leather sofas and gentle colours or one of the Themed Rooms such as ‘Garden of Eden’, ‘FOMO’ or ‘Sin’ which explode with colour and fun décor.
Visit the only Beatles-inspired hotel in the world, relax amongst the artwork and artefacts and enjoy a cocktail in one of its stylish bars.
The Halyard is one of Liverpool’s newest hotels, with top floor suites offering sweeping views of the city and delicious treats in the restaurant.
Once a 19th century warehouse, Malmaison Manchester Deansgate is a boutique hotel that combines old-world charm with contemporary elegance.
A stylish 26-bed hotel in the heart of Liverpool with luxurious room décor, in a listed Georgian townhouse – perfect for a quieter stay.
Previously ranked TripAdvisor’s number 1 family hotel in the UK, Blackpool’s bright and airy Doric Hotel offers breathtaking views of the Irish Sea.
A hit with families seeking the all-inclusive treatment, this Baroque-style hotel on the north shore is one of Blackpool’s oldest and most popular.
Set in a Victorian townhouse looking out to the sea, King’s Boutique Hotel is just a minute’s walk from Blackpool’s famous Pleasure Beach.
With its own signature restaurant, two bars and a sleek lounge, this award-winning hotel on New South Promenade offers visitors to Blackpool luxury in spades.
At The Big Blue Hotel, guests have some of the UK’s most exciting rides right on their doorstep – and can even get free Blackpool Pleasure Beach day tickets.
This contemporary hotel on Blackpool’s South Shore offers a functional base for tourists wanting to be close to central attractions such as The Pleasure Beach.
Thanks to its lime green-painted brick frontage, this family-friendly guest house certainly stands out from the crowd in the centre of Blackpool.
Sitting in the shadow of the town’s famous Blackpool Tower, this established three star hotel is popular for its handy location and family-friendly pricing.
A glamorous tribute to Bill Shankly in hotel form, where else will you find a place where luxury meets fun in such style?
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