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Top Liverpool Hotel Reviews

Titanic Hotel Liverpool

10/10 Excellent

"The titanic hotel was excellent. As others haver noted the location is a little out of the centre, took 20-25 minutes to walk in, and got taxis back. However this was more than offset by the quality and size of the rooms, the bar and general space and the restaurant. Why take a box sized room just to be in the centre?"

Citadines City Centre Liverpool

10/10 Excellent

"A real find in the centre of Liverpool. I will definitely book Citadines again"

Atlantic Tower Hotel Liverpool By Sunday

8/10 Good

"Very nice stay, parking is a massive plus"

Malacuna Liverpool

8/10 Good

"Helpful staff, quiet area, rooms noisy though cause people walking, talking, slamming doors late inside night"

Adelphi Hotel

8/10 Good

"great breakfast travelled by train,station in easy reach of hotel staff friendly and helpful"

Hope Street Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We loved the hotel, there was nothing to fault (we had a free upgrade). It was a special anniversary so everything was beyond our expectation. Everything was tastefully designed. The room was beautiful, well lit, well furnished and the bed was so comfortable. There was a large bathroom and walk in shower. We stayed on the3rd floor facing Philharmonic Hall and there was negligible noise from the road below and none from the rooms around us even though the hotel appeared to full or close to full on a Friday evening. The food in The London carriage Works restaurant was excellent and breakfast the next day was good too. Lastly, the staff were polite and kind without being obsequious."