Liverpool accomodation

[roddysul]

Here you go -  here's some links to hotels and stuff for those of you unfortunate enough to be wools

You might get cheaper deals on these hotels through other sites like Lastminute or trip advisor -but  most hotels only reserve a small number of rooms for those sites and you may find free rooms contacting the hotels directly.  
Some are cheap -  some are not -  and some you will have to lose a kidney to stay in but here you go:

Hopefully all the clicky links work

Click here for a city centre map

 Airport Info here  

Lime Street Station info here

 Merseytravel  - bus rail ferry and tunnel info  here  


Malmaison Hotel *****
Now Open next to the Crowne Plaza in Princes Dock   has a large suite called  "The Kop" (and a smaller one called "The Toffee Shop"
Very plush bar. Some Opening offers on at the moment

Radisson Hotel ****
modern hotel located in the recently built Beetham Tower, Old Hall Street. Offering great views across the River Mersey and the Irish Sea. Tel 0151 966 1500.

Hope Street Hotel ****
first in the country of the new chain of "Design" Hotels and has received much critical acclaim. Located between the two Cathedrals and opposite the Philharmonic Hall. Tel 0151 709 3000.

 Hilton    ****   Brand new posh place in the heart of Liverpool 1    looks really swanky

Crowne Plaza ****
situated in the city centre at the Pier Head next to the Seacat terminus for boats to Ireland and IOM.  Tel number 0151 243 8000. Building work going on near hotel for Princes Dock development.

  New  Hampton  (by  hilton) Hotel
  Located behind the Baltic Fleet


Holiday Inn City Centre ****
situated in the City Centre convenient for Lime Street Station. Tel number 0151 709 7090.

Marriott Hotel ****
situated in the heart of the city convenient for Lime Street Station, buses and shopping area. Tel 0151 476 8000.

Not to be confused with:
Marriott Hotel Liverpool South ****
which is actually very nice and is the old Liverpool Airport terminal building - very art deco - handy for the airport but a bit of a trek to the city centre. Tel 0151 494 5000.

The Liner at Liverpool
Old Gladstone hotel next to Lime Street Station. Tel 0151 709 7050.
 62 Castle Street  ***
Old Trials Hotel in City Centre now redeveloped as Boutique Hotel  0151 702 7898

Hard Days Night Hotel
Beatles themed hotel in City centre recently opened.  Swanky bars and restaurants
  0151 236 1964

 The Print Hotel  
New boutique type hotel on Stanley Street  just opened - near the Met Quarter.
Looks like might be swish and pricey

Jurys Inn ***
Opened April 08  next door to the Echo Arena

Ranleagh Street boutique hotel  
Recently opened (next to Caesars palace)  0151 708 5106

 Novotel    **
Newly opened City Centre budget hotel from the Hilton chain just by  Radio Merseyside

Thistle Hotel (Atlantic Tower) ***
situated Next to Liverpool Parish Church at the Pier Head opposite the Liver Buildings. Tel 0151 227 4444.  Building work going on next door at the moment

Britannia Adelphi Hotel ****
you will have seen this on TV no doubt. Faded grandeur. Situated on Lime Street a short walk away from the Station. Been lots of negative reports about the hotel in the local press recently after a spate of thefts from rooms. Tel 0151 709 7200.  Personally would only bother if absolutely everywhere else is full

Hotel Campanile **
situated at Wapping Dock - convenient for the Albert Dock. Short walk to the City Centre. Tel 0151 709 8104.

Ibis Hotel **
situated on Wapping a short walk from the Albert Dock and City Centre. Tel 0151 706 9800.

Dolby Hotel **
budget Hotel on Wapping a short walk from Albert Dock and City Centre. Tel 0151 708 7272.  A bit like staying in a submarine

Feathers Hotel ***
on Mount Pleasant convenient for the RC Cathedral. 15 minute walk to the city centre (downhill). Tel 0151 709 9655.

Sir Thomas Hotel
On the corner of Sir Thomas Street and Victoria street - the old Premier Lodge and has been smartened up a bit too. Parking in open air NCP next door. Tel 0151 236 1366.

Travel Inns
budget hotel chain. Several locations including the Premier Lodge Albert Dock , City Centre Travel Inn,  Stag & Rainbow opposite Jolly Miller in West Derby.and others further afield. Good value

Formule 1 Hotel
budget hotel on Wapping - short walk to Albert Dock and City Centre. Tel 0151 709 2040.

Holiday Inn Express
at the Albert Dock. and a second at John lennon Airport Tel 0151 709 1133.

Travelodge
 City Centre location next to Birkenhead tunnel with a second at Brunswick Dock about 1 mile south of City Centre  Tel 0870 191 1656

 Hampton by Hilton  hotel  Liverpool JLA    **
On airport  hotel - opposite the departure terminal

Devonshire House Hotel
on Edge lane a mile or so out of city centre - handy if you have a car. Tel 0151 264 6600.

Belvedere Hotel
cheapy hotel on Mount Pleasant. Tel 0151 709 2356.

Lord Nelson Hotel
on Lord Nelson Street - very near Lime Street Station. Tel 0151 709 4362.

Aachen Hotel
on Mount Pleasant near cathedrals. Tel 0151 709 3477.
 Hanover Hotel  
 Close to Central Station  and right in the middle of the nightlife

Epsteins Guest House  
Anfield Road -  within staggering distance of the match

Hostels
International Inn
South Hunter Street - off Hardman Street. Tel 0151 709 8135.

YHA Liverpool
on Wapping close to Albert Dock. Tel 0151 709 8888.

Embassie Hostel
cheap hostel in the Georgian district near to Liverpool Cathedral (streetwalkers area by the way). Tel 0151 707 1089.

Hotels a little bit out from the centre.....

THe Vincent
in Southport -  newly opened boutique hotel and spa. in The Times best new hotels this year.
Spoil your bird here - and you can still get the train to Sandhills for the soccerbus to go to the match.

Best Western Alicia Hotel
Aigburth Drive (Sefton Park). Tel 0151 727 4411.

Blenheim Lodge
Sefton Park. Tel 0151 727 7380.

Royal Hotel, Waterloo
Marine Terrace, Waterloo. Tel 0151 928 2332.

Woolton Redbourne Hotel
Sefton Park  Tel 0151 428 2152.

Solna Hotel
Sefton Park. Tel 0151 734 3398.

 Innkeepers Lodge
Two lodges - one on Aigburth Road, one on Queens Drive Stoneycroft. Both relatively handy for
buses / taxis into town

Childwall Abbey Hotel
Childwall Abbey Road. Tel 0151 722 5293.

Gateacre Hall Hotel
Tel 0151 428 6322.

Derby Lodge
Roby Road, Huyton near M62. Tel 0151 480 4440.

Park Lane Hotel
Sefton Park. Tel 0151 727 4754.

Village Hotel - Whiston
just off M62. Tel 0151 449 2341.

 Serviced Apartments

There are a lot of these dotted around the city - places like the Casartelli on  Hannover Street,  Hatton Garden etc.   They can often prove to be good value if there's a few of you staying.

 Late Rooms . com  have  a lot of them on their database

[Eve]

Great idea Roddysul.  Should probably be a sticky cos it'll get lost otherwise.  Sound job.  :D

[Jonathan Hall]

Roddy, you work in wool land though.

[hutchy17]

thanks for that i will have to stay up soon and have a night on the town.

[esselle]

superb thread ....does anyone know what the hotel is next to Harry Ramsdens (i think wapping dock).

[roddysul]

superb thread ....does anyone know what the hotel is next to Harry Ramsdens (i think wapping dock).

THat's the Travelodge Liverpool (south)

and Hally - it's safer if I work in wool land

[Leon]

for anyone one that wants to be right on the doorstep of Anfield, the Salisbury is going to start doing a package deal including bed, brekie and a ticket from the next home game onwards.

[esselle]

THat's the Travelodge Liverpool (south)

thanks

[Jonathan Hall]

THat's the Travelodge Liverpool (south)

and Hally - it's safer if I work in wool land

Not what the GMC said...

[petal]

thanks for that i will have to stay up soon and have a night on the town.

sounds like a great idea that.

[Glory Hunter]

Just watch out with the city centre hotels, some of them whack their prices up when Liverpool are at home.

Was looking for a place to stay the day of the Derby in september (my anniversary) and one of the hotels I contacted had put their price up by £30 because 'Liverpool are at home this weekend.'

Excuse me love, but I'll think you'll find that technically Liverpool are involved in an AWAY fixture this weekend.  They took the £30 quid off!

You could always stay over the water; I think McAteers mum runs a B & B on the New Chester Road.

[roddysul]

they do whack the prices up for our home games because they know they'll be full anyway . Most places in the city are.

[ealsc15]

Always stay at Suites Hotel in Knowsley is great !!!

No price increase for LFC are at home just BOOK early !!!

[roddysul]

Hilton announced today they're building a hotel where Chavasse park used to be

[Jonathan Hall]

Must be a big hotel.

[roddysul]

Little bump with a link to some of the "serviced apartments"  in Liverpool  which you can rent for a couple of nights

   Premier serviced apartments, Hatton Garden    can work out good value

  International Inn apartments -  off Hardman street 

  Liverpool serviced apartments  in Mossley Hill 

  Cityscape Apartments  Gt Crosshall Street 

[The Shining]

Great thread this Roddy, I will PM this to the lads over the water, they don't go as far as the local.

[Case]

Epsteins are under new management, I hear they have upped the price of a pint by £0.60. 

[roddysul]

Alma de Epsteins?

[andy.m]

Epsteins are under new management, I hear they have upped the price of a pint by £0.60.

New owners won't be taking over until the New Year. Not sure about the ale prices, seems a big jump in price.

[bushy]

Great idea this, thanks roddysul :tu

[roddysul]

HOTEL prices in Liverpool rose 12% last year, the second highest rise in the country and just behind close neighbour Manchester which saw a 13% rise.

The new figures follow on from a report in September which revealed that occupancy rates in the city stood at 77.5%, beating both Manchester and Leeds.

Prices for hotel rooms in the North West cities increased as the region continued to benefit from business investment, travel management company Hogg Robinson Group (HRG) said. The average price for a hotel room in Liverpool is now £94.

HRG spokeswoman Margaret Bowler said: "We are likely to see Liverpool hotels continue to achieve good performance over the next couple of years as the city has been selected as the European Capital of Culture for 2008 and should continue to attract interest.

"New hotel openings, combined with significant refurbishment programmes for many existing hotels, will result in a better standard of hotel accommodation for the business traveller in the long term."


Last week, the Daily Post revealed that The Mersey Partnership was so concerned about there not being enough hotel beds available in 2008, it was asking people in the region to consider opening up their homes during the year.


One of Liverpool's best known hoteliers, Paul Feather of the Feathers Group, said Capital of Culture was having a positive impact on the city's hotel sector but warned against over-optimism about prospects beyond 2008.


He added: "There is a danger that we get taken in by all the hype and create demand artificially for 2008 rather than responding to genuine commercial demand.


"We may be able to fill the rooms during 2008 but if we create too many new ones for that year we could become a ghost town again the following year."


Rather than just Capital of Culture, Mr Feather added that key to future demand was the new conference centre at Kings Dock and


the return of big cruise liners. "In terms of occupancy levels, Liverpool is doing very well at weekends, but during the week I don't think demand is as strong as we would like it to be," he said.

[Fanny]

This place is superb too.

Stunning view of the Mersey from the lounge and bedroom windows. 

http://www.laterooms.com/en/hotel-reservations/87634_23rd-floor-private-self-catering-apartment-liverpool-adjoining-r-liverpool.aspx

[byrnetred]

HOTEL prices in Liverpool rose 12% last year, the second highest rise in the country and just behind close neighbour Manchester which saw a 13% rise.

The new figures follow on from a report in September which revealed that occupancy rates in the city stood at 77.5%, beating both Manchester and Leeds.

Prices for hotel rooms in the North West cities increased as the region continued to benefit from business investment, travel management company Hogg Robinson Group (HRG) said. The average price for a hotel room in Liverpool is now £94.

94 for average room :o  thank fuck that i can stay with my nan...

[kopitesean]

The suites in knowsley rocks. No too expensive on taxi's if your staying with a few mates and going into town later either.