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The setting
The Hope Street Hotel is in Liverpool's Georgian Quarter, about one kilometre from the city centre, and is just a few minutesâ walk from the tram and bus stops on Hope Street, from which you can reach the waterfront. The hotel features stylish rooms and suites, an award-winning thermal spa, and two restaurants: The London Carriage Works, which serves seasonal British cuisine, and 1931 Restaurant, where guests can enjoy pizza, pasta, and dishes designed for sharing. The hotelâs tranquil atmosphere reflects its cultural charm and unique character.
What to expect
Enjoy authentic spa treatments right in the heart of the city. In addition to the two-hour spa package, you can also book facials and studio classes separately. Room options range from compact studio rooms to suites with views of the city skyline. For dinner, you can savor seasonal British cuisine at The London Carriage Works restaurant or dine in a more casual setting at the neighbouring 1931 restaurant. The hotel also features a bar where you can enjoy a cocktail before bed, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Things to do nearby
The Philharmonic Hall is right across the street, so youâll hardly need a coat to attend a concert. Unity Theatre is literally just around the corner, and Hope Street is lined with pubs and independent restaurants; the Static Gallery, where you can admire contemporary art, is also just a few minutesâ walk away. St. St Lukeâs Bombed Out Church, preserved as an architectural landmark and event venue and bearing the scars of the bombings, is also within walking distance.
Best for
Perfect for couples looking to spend a weekend at a spa, for culture lovers who want to attend a philharmonic orchestra concert, as well as for design-conscious travellers who arenât looking for chain hotels in Liverpoolâs harbour area, but prefer accommodations where they can enjoy exquisite cuisine right on the premises.
How to get to the hotel
A taxi ride to Liverpool John Lennon Airport takes about 20â30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Liverpool Lime Street Station is about a 15-minute walk away, or you can get there quickly by taxi; direct trains depart from there to Manchester, Birmingham, and London Euston (Euston). Drivers can use the on-site parking lots. The M62 highway leads directly to the city centre.
Choose your room
â Your selectionDeluxe Twin room
Room with a comfortable bed, blackout blinds, a TV, and tea and coffee making facilities.
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+ÂŁ35Deluxe Double room
Design-led room with coffee machine, complimentary mineral waters and a bright bathroom.
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- Swimming pool
- Gym
- Sauna
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Latest reviews
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Hope Street Hotel Stay - Impressive
My stay at the hotel was very pleasant indeed. There's always that sense of 'what am I going to find when I open my room door?' - will I be pleasantly surprised or… Read full review on ZenHotels â
Evening of fun
In terms of location, you will find it hard to beat. Very modern hotel, clean with an eye on details. Competition is busy in this sector in Liverpool and as it stands… Read full review on ZenHotels â
Your 2 days, loosely planned
Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.
Georgian Quarter, spa hours and a Hope Street dinner
Drop off your luggage and head straight to the thermal spa before lunch to enjoy a two-hour program there. Afterwards, you can stroll down Hope Street, browse the unique shops, or enjoy a coffee in a relaxed setting at one of the cafes. Cross the street and visit St. St Lukeâs Bombed Out Church to explore the ruins of the church and the garden. Reserve a table in advance at The London Carriage Works restaurant and enjoy a dinner of British cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. Round out the day with a nightcap at the hotel bar.
Concert halls, galleries and a lazy morning
From there, take a stroll to the Static Gallery to admire some contemporary art, then head back past the Unity Theatre. Before checking out of the hotel, enjoy a casual lunch of pizza or shared dishes at 1931 Restaurant. If you have time, walk further toward the waterfront and visit Albert Dock and the River Mersey.
Where you'll be
Liverpool, UK
FAQ
How many days do you need to see Liverpool?
You can take your time exploring Liverpool over two or three days. On the first day, the hotel recommends visiting the waterfront, Albert Docks, and sites associated with The Beatles; on the second day, explore the Georgian Quarter around Hope Street, as well as the cathedral and museums. On the third day, youâll have plenty of time to leisurely enjoy a concert or a soccer game, or take a ferry ride on the River Mersey.
What is the best month to visit Liverpool?
The best time to visit is from May through September, and early September is especially recommendedâwhich is exactly when youâre planning your visit. The weather is mild, the summer hustle and bustle has subsided, and the cultural season is kicking off again at the Philharmonic Hall and the Unity Theatre. Pack a light jacket for the evening and donât forget an umbrella. After all, in Merseyside, rain can start almost without warning.
Where to avoid staying in Liverpool?
In areas located quite far from the city centre, or in areas far from Lime Street, you may need to take a taxi in the evening. However, if youâre staying in the Georgian Quarter, the Ropewalks area, along the waterfront, or near the business district, you can walk to attractions and restaurants. The Hope Street Hotel is in a quiet neighbourhood with a rich cultural atmosphere and is easily accessible from the train station.
Is Liverpool worth visiting as a tourist?
Tate's right. Liverpoolâs compact city centre is home to the UNESCO-listed port district, two cathedrals, a world-renowned musical heritage, and a cityscape dotted with plenty of cozy bars and restaurants. Add to that the Philharmonic Hall, the Static Gallery at Albert Docks, and the Georgian cityscape around Hope Streetâso you can not only enjoy postcard-worthy views but also take an informative tour of the city.
Is Liverpool good for tourists?
Liverpool is a very welcoming city for tourists. Most of the main attractions are within walking distance of the city centre, public transportation is easily accessible, and the locals are known for being happy to strike up a conversation. Since the Hope Street Hotel has its own fitness facilities, gym, and spa, you can plan your city walks and relaxation time at your own pace without wasting time looking for a place to unwind.
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