Hotels in Liverpool, England

With areas such as Bold Street playing host to all types of world cuisine, Liverpool’s food scene is continuously improving and becoming more diverse. If you don’t visit the area often, a traditional bowl of Scouse (a beef or lamb stew) should definitely be on the menu.

Liverpool is a hugely important hub for culture in the UK, and was honoured with the title European Capital of Culture in 2008. When it comes to music, the city has produced plenty of rock legends and is the proud home of the UK’s oldest orchestra, the Royal Liver Philharmonic Orchestra. Liverpool represents the visual arts just as strongly, as the city houses more galleries and national museums than any other outside of London.

You’ll have plenty of opportunities to shop until you drop, thanks to the abundance of stores that can be found in Liverpool city centre. With a vastly growing offering of high street stores, luxury brands, vintage boutiques, funky record shops and art stores, the only problem you’ll encounter is too much choice.

There’s so much to do when staying at a hotel in Liverpool. It’s everything you could want in a city: welcoming, beautiful, diverse and edgy. It boasts two cathedrals, the Green Flag-awarded Sefton Park, the oldest Chinatown in Europe, a stunning waterfront and a hugely influential arts scene - with plenty of street murals to wow you.