The Nadler is chic, surprisingly affordable and situated right in the heart of the city, meaning you’re merely a hop, skip and jump away from everything you need. Dubbed as ‘affordable luxury’, the four star rooms include a mini-kitchen, and the hotel can provide exclusive offers at local restaurants and bars.

If you fancy spending the night immersed in a bit of Liverpudlian history, pay a visit to 30 James Street, ‘Home of the Titanic’. There you’ll find rooms themed around the infamous liner’s opulent first class cabins (only without any pesky icebergs). You’ll be in sight of Pier Head and ‘the three graces’, one of Liverpool’s most impressive architectural gems.

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.

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.

The riverside location of Hilton Liverpool makes it one of the most centrally placed hotels in the city, close to the city’s attractions, big and small.

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.

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.

Close to the M&S Bank Arena, the Pullman is ideal if you’re coming to Liverpool for a gig. It’s a large, comfortable stay that has the views, the fluffy robes and is a couple of minutes’ walk away from The Royal Albert Dock.

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.

The Maldron Hotel is perfectly located on the edge of the Baltic Triangle and offers comfortable stays and luxurious breakfasts, which works particularly well for work trips as well as tourists and gig-goers.

One word sums up Liverpool’s Municipal hotel: grand. It’s all ornate fixtures and fittings and huge ceilings, carefully designed to let natural light wash over everything. Think the New York Hotel in Neil Simon’s Plaza Suite: elegant and awe-inspiring, without feeling stuffy or elitist. In short, it’s one of the best-looking hotels to open in the North for years. 

The Titanic Hotel, situated on Stanley Dock, is a fifteen-minute walk from central Liverpool. The rooms are as elegant as you’d expect from a hotel named after one of the swankiest ships in history. This is the very definition of a special occasion destination, and one you owe it to yourself to try at least once.

A stylish 26-bed hotel in the heart of Liverpool with luxurious room décor, in a listed Georgian townhouse – perfect for a quieter stay.

The Epic Apart Hotel offers 14 serviced apartments – and is bang-slap in the middle of the Ropewalks district, right behind FACT. There’s a 24-hour reception service, and the elegantly-appointed rooms come with a range of kitchen, dining and lounge areas.