Best hotels in Liverpool

Aloft Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

9 /10 Telegraph expert rating

The new brand from Starwood Hotels for tech-savvy, urbane travellers finds its first home outside London in a historic building at the heart of Liverpool’s Dale Street district. The juxtaposition of heritage and contemporary, plus a stylish restaurant, lends an air of assured confidence. Read expert review

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2 Blackburne Terrace

Hotel Liverpool, England

9 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Classical yet a little tongue in cheek is how the owners of this highly individual boutique guesthouse describe their under-the-radar period property. Arty and discrete, it offers a haven of refined tranquillity and thoughtful service — a rare counterpoint to Liverpool’s frequently brash hotel scene. Read expert review

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The Resident Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

This Liverpool hotel is a good option for anyone seeking quality, city-centre accommodation on a reasonably modest budget. While it doesn’t have the facilities of some of its high-end competitors, it doesn’t carry their hefty price tags either. Guests will enjoy easy access to Albert Dock and the Liverpool One centre. Read expert review

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INNSiDE Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Melia may have replaced the former office of the Liverpool Echo newspaper, but it’s still making the headlines. Stylish and buzzy, it combines weekend-adventure rooms, all-day dining and killer cocktails with top views. Expect some Scouse humour and leisurely, late-morning check outs after big nights out. Read expert review

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Doubletree by Hilton Liverpool Hotel & Spa

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

It took nine years to lovingly revive this stately Victorian building, originally built as the Liverpool Conservative Club and now a hotel. It combines contemporary touches with the genteel feel of a bygone era. The DoubleTree brand feels more luxurious than a standard Hilton. Read expert review

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Staybridge Suites Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

An excellent apart-hotel with thoughtful self-catering facilities and spacious rooms for a comfortable home-from-home stay. The hotel is ideally located a stone’s throw from the Albert Dock, making it a convenient base from which to explore the city and famous waterfront. Read expert review

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Hope Street Hotel

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Since Hope St opened its doors in 2003, Liverpool has seen the arrival of many boutique hotels, small and large, but this remains one of the best. Chic Scandi-style rooms, excellent food, superb service and stunning views from the upper floors combine with a choice location to make it an excellent city bolthole. Read expert review

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Epic Apart Hotel - Duke Street

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Duke Street is a modern conversion of a former printing office at the heart of Liverpool's vibrant nightlife district. Its Epic Apart Hotel offers a home-from-home stay with well thought-out-features and offers some good-value deals for midweek travellers. Read expert review

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The Shankly

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Quirky but stylish, The Shankly honours the memory of famous Liverpool FC manager Bill Shankly. The central location, laidback vibe and spacious rooms draw business travellers, visiting football fans and party people. Read expert review

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Titanic Hotel

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A former warehouse turned into a momentous hotel, the Titanic in Stanley Dock is a striking, supremely spacious alternative to Liverpool’s city-centre hotels. A fresh, distinctive aesthetic, smartly styled rooms and exceptionally friendly service distinguish it even further. Read expert review

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Z Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A contemporary budget option in Liverpool city centre, about an eight-minute walk from Liverpool’s historic UNESCO-listed Waterfront and with views of the iconic Three Graces and Liver Birds from some rooms. Read expert review

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Radisson Blu Hotel, Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A 10-minute walk stroll north of the city centre proper, this slick modern hotel attracts business and leisure travellers alike with its airy interiors, great breakfasts, and extensive health club complete with River Mersey views. Read expert review

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62 Castle Street

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Situated on a street lined by trendy restaurants and bars and about three minutes’ walk from the shops of Liverpool One, this stylish, independent room-only hotel appeals mainly to couples in the city for the nightlife and dining. Read expert review

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30 James Street

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

Liverpool’s maritime heritage comes alive at this Titanic-themed hotel. There’s real affection for the former White Star Line headquarters, known locally as the ‘streaky bacon building’ (a reference to the sandstone facade) and the £5.5m conversion retains many Grade II-listed features. Read expert review

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Hilton Liverpool City Centre

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

In a sleek modern building opposite the city’s iconic, UNESCO-listed former docks, the Hilton Liverpool City Centre is a reliable upmarket hotel attracting families, business travellers and overseas visitors reassured by the globally recognised brand. Read expert review

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Heywood House Hotel

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

This intimate room-only hotel is set in an 18th-century former bank in the heart of one of Liverpool's liveliest areas, a five-minute walk from the UNESCO-listed Waterfront. Staff provide an extremely warm welcome and go out of their way to help guest with local information and restaurant suggestions. Read expert review

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Hotel Indigo Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

This sleek modern hotel, situated just a five-minute walk from Liverpool’s UNESCO-listed waterfront, has welcoming interiors with tasteful references to Liverpool’s industrial and musical history. Read expert review

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Malmaison Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

The Malmaison chain’s only purpose-built property offers a prime dockside location, a glamorous interior décor and river views as well as a cool restaurant and bar that attracts plenty of non-guests to the hotel. Read expert review

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Pullman Liverpool Hotel

Hotel Liverpool, England

8 /10 Telegraph expert rating

The opening of the UK’s second Pullman (after London St Pancras) has brought a contemporary new addition to the maritime-heritage sweep of Liverpool’s waterfront. The hotel boasts high-tech facilities and a business-friendly location but rather lacks the personality of the skylarking Scouse soul. Read expert review

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Hatters Hostel Liverpool

Hotel Liverpool, England

7 /10 Telegraph expert rating

A cheap and cheerful hostel in a historic building near Lime Street station with a variety of dorms and private rooms, free tea and coffee and a weekly Beatles-themed pub crawl. A reasonable option for backpackers and budget travellers. Read expert review

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