Old Hall Street Liverpool

A historic port, a city with two cathedrals and 20th century musical heritage unmatched by any other city in the United Kingdom are some attractions that require Liverpool to have a range of housing options suitable for its thousands of visitors. During 2008, Liverpool became a European City of Culture, which will no doubt further housing will be built and many existing hotels will be refurbished ready for 2008.

If you're on a budget and visit Liverpool on your own for academic holiday periods, Easter and from June to late August, you can book a single room at John Moores University in Liverpool for just £ 19 a night . Two hostels are noted in the Liverpool International Inn South Hunter Street, a dorm bed here is £ 15 per night, or the Youth Hostel, near the Albert Dock, where you can have a bed in a dormitory for £ 20.50. To stay there, you will need to be a member of the AJ.

There are many hotels in the mid-range choice in Liverpool, both freelancers and those belonging to large chains such as Travel Inn at £ 60 per night and the Holiday Inn at £ 70 per night for a room double. The Hotel on Mount Pleasant Chapel is at the center of the city and is a popular place to stay for those who want something different hotel chains. The hotel is well known for its excellent value for money and friendly staff. It has 17 rooms with rates ranging from £ 32.50 per night for a single room at £ 112 for a family room with four beds. Not all rooms have private baths, but for a double room with bath is around £ 60 per night - All rates include breakfast. The Marriott on Queen Street is an example of a four-star hotel chain in the city center. Room prices range from £ 100 to over £ 200 depending on the type of room and time of year you book. There is also another Liverpool Marriott Hotel near the airport. For a four star hotel chain Radisson SAS in Liverpool is probably the best selection. Located on Old Hall Street price for a double room starts at £ 140 per night and may reach 800 pounds for a suite. However, being a large chain of hotels there are always offers and deals available.

Liverpool has a surprisingly good choice with market growth of independent hotels. The Feathers Hotel in Mount Pleasant and Alicia Hotel in Sefton Park are both part of the regional group Feathers Hotel. The Alicia is a restored town house that once belonged to a local cotton merchant and feathers is a Georgian town house upgraded. Is 130 pounds per night for a standard double room or £ 150 for a double room executive hotels offer accommodation to the highest standard. Both hotels have bars and restaurants offering everything from snacks to four dinners. Hope Street Hotel, no need to explain further where the hotel styles itself as a boutique hotel in Liverpool first and certainly the style and type of housing to meet demand. The private hotel was built as a warehouse in the 1860s, after a complete renovation when converted into a hotel in the building now does look like a Venetian palace, when viewed in the sun, the rooms are furnished with the highest standards and Restaurant - The London Carriage Works - is one of the best places to eat in Liverpool. Room prices range from £ 140 per night for a standard double room £ 350 for a suite with a double bed. However, the hotel also make special offers to season, so it may be useful to contact them to see what packages are available. The Racquet Club, which is now located in Building Hargreaves on Chapel St., was founded in 1874 and moved to its present location in 1985. The small hotel has eight rooms and a room of Japanese antique French beds. Room prices start at £ 110 a night. Sleep Station on Hamilton Road, Birkenhead is a hotel of the same to the RAC.