If you want to see someone’s face light up, slip a hotel confirmation email in with their Valentine’s card. It’s guaranteed brownie points, especially if it’s for somewhere exclusive and sexy like the hotels listed below (a night at your local Travelodge might not have the same effect).
We’ve chosen six of the most romantic hotels in Liverpool for celebrating Valentine’s weekend. From emperor-sized beds and copper baths, to private spa pools with views of the city, these are the hotel stays where you won’t want to leave the room.
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Waterfront30 James Street
More detailsSome people will absolutely love this place, posting pics all over Facebook. Some people just won’t. Either way, 30 James Street is undoubtedly a grand building in a fantastic location, opposite the famous Albert Dock and the Three Graces.
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RopewalksDuke Street Boutique Hotel
More detailsDuke Street Boutique Hotel is a quirky and cool place to stay just minutes from Liverpool’s trendiest bars and restaurants.
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Book Now Georgian QuarterHope Street Hotel
More detailsIn the heart of Liverpool’s beautiful Georgian neighbourhood, Hope Street Hotel is surrounded by some of the city’s most cultural hotspots – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and Everyman Theatre are just minutes away.
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Book Now Princes DockMalmaison Liverpool
More detailsMalmaison Liverpool is a dockside delight. This boutique hotel offers stunning views across the city, and cool, characterful rooms and suites with all the Malmaison touches everyone loves like comfortable beds, moody lighting, power showers, digital TV, serious wines and naughty snacks.
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Liverpool City CentreThe Municipal Hotel – MGallery
More detailsThe Municipal Hotel – MGallery is one of Liverpool’s few 5* hotels and as such, it exudes luxury in every detail.
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VauxhallTitanic Hotel Liverpool
More detailsTitanic Hotel Liverpool is located on Stanley Dock in a former Victorian warehouse. It’s a massive building – titanic, you could say – and they have used the space well. Room sizes are very generous and the public areas feel light and airy with an industrial touch: exposed bricks, steel columns and the like.
