Hope Street Hotel
In 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. While two of Liverpool’s cathedrals bookend Hope Street itself.
This independent hotel boasts many of its original building features including pink Cheshire brick, iron pillars and pitch pine beams. The furniture is bespoke cherry and walnut and the floors are solid oak and birch.
Super-king beds are as standard (twins are also available) at Hope Street Hotel, with choices of spacious suites including studio-style rooms with walk-in raindance showers and large baths. Upgrade to a terrace suite or indulge in the rooftop suite with panoramic views of the city.
Other benefits include 24-hour room service, Nespresso coffee machines and bathrobes and slippers for all.
The hotel’s restaurant The London Carriage Works serves modern British dishes, complemented by the use of local, fresh and seasonal produce. It has 2 AA Rosettes and holds an AA Notable Wine award with an extensive wine list.
Weddings and private-hire events are a speciality of Hope Street Hotel, with several elegant rooms perfect for nuptials. Fifth One, for example, has two walls of glass overlooking Liverpool’s skyline, out to the Welsh hills, Snowdonia and beyond, all from the fifth floor. The Cinema and Cinebar is Hope Street’s beautiful 39-seat private cinema – ideal for training, demonstrations and hybrid meetings as well as film showings and presentations.
Hope Street Hotel’s own spa has been mentioned in The Times Travel ’30 spectacular spa breaks’ and is a wonderful space to unwind with treatments and a relaxing steam room. Think heat, pools, fragrance, ice and drenching.
Subscribe to the Confidential Guides newsletter
Want to be the first to receive the latest news, tips, guides and updates? Subscribe here.
Advertise with Confidentials
Is this your business? If you’d like to discuss your entry or marketing with us, get in touch here.
Recommended
The Art School
Georgian QuarterLiverpool’s award-winning, fine-dining restaurant The Art School brings together inventive Modern British cooking and an impressive historic setting.
The Art School Cellars
Georgian QuarterThe Art School Cellars is part of the renowned Art School restaurant but it is also an atmospheric destination in...
Voyagers
RopewalksVoyagers in The Halyard Liverpool is in the league of hotel restaurants that become a destination in their own right....
The London Carriage Works
Georgian QuarterBorn in the early 2000s, The London Carriage Works is Liverpool's original Modern British restaurant. Driven by a passion for...
The Walker Art Gallery
Liverpool City CentreThe Walker Art Gallery has housed Liverpool’s world-class art collection for over 130 years and includes everything from Renaissance masterpieces...
Vetch
Georgian QuarterThere’s a bonhomie and a sense of welcome at Vetch, marking it out as a friendly neighbourhood restaurant and simultaneously...
Frederiks
Georgian QuarterOne of the buzziest spots in the Georgian Quarter, Frederiks models itself on the neighbourhood bars of Brooklyn. Think casual...
You might also like…
Sefton Park
Sefton ParkSefton Park is larger than most parks, although it’s still not Liverpool’s biggest – that award goes to Croxteth Country...
The Brunch & Cocktail Club
RopewalksBrunch Club by name, brunch club by nature – and those in the know make sure they book a table;...
Bistrot Verite
SouthportBistrot Verite is a Brittany-influenced bistro with a penchant for fish. Brassy flavours meet seaside standards at this Gallic enclave...
30 James Street
WaterfrontSome people will absolutely love this place, posting pics all over Facebook. Some people just won’t. Either way, 30 James...