Very nice guest house with spacious rooms and very welcoming host. Good location not far from…read morestation and it has it's own parking behind the building. Breakfast was also good. Good solution if you travel to Chester or Liverpool. We were going by car from London to Edinburgh and it was a great place to stay on halfway.

Lovely Bed & Breakfast! We had the opportunity to stay here for 3 nights on our visit. The rooms…read morewere clean and comfortable. The staff - incredibly friendly and helpful. They helped me take my heavy ( over-packed) suitcase up to my second level room - whew! Really nice people in a quaint town. We took a really nice walk into the town centre and met many pleasant and friendly people. We highly recommend taking a visit here. :)

An 18th century hotel recently refurbished, and one of the more well known pubs in Liverpool. This…read moreis a cheap as chips type option providing you easy access to Liverpool City Centre - just a quarter of a mile away!! The only problem is it isn't as cheap as it should be. The bedrooms are awfully dated which may appeal to more senior consumers but not my cup of tea. It does have something going for it though and that is its location as it's close to all major attractions. This allows one to explore all that Liverpool has to offer, from its merry merry nightlife to the culture of the city including the peace and tranquility of their two, amazing Cathedrals. There are so many hospitality options in Liverpool this one just doesn't feature on the radar an if compared to other hotels and apart hotels wouldn't get a look in.

This is a surprising little gem. Not a lot going for it as regards area and outside appearance and…read moreit is quite difficult to locate but, once inside, what a revelation! Beautifully kept, clean and well thought out. Rooms very well supplied with all that you might need. The shower room although small was clean and functioned well. Breakfast ample and more than adequate in presentation. Management and staff extremely helpful and pleasant. Would guess not too good for disabled but we did not ask for this so cannot really judge. We had quite a few stairs to negotiate. It is a little away from the city centre but taxis are relatively cheap and it was worth getting them to travel in and back. If we went back to Liverpool we would certainly want to make sure we could get into the Throstles Nest again.

Can not recommend this Hotel more. Large modern rooms, Big Bed , awesome Bathroom . The Tv was very…read moreLarge . Reasonable Priced .

Newer full service hotel next door to Exhibition Hall Liverpool and ACC. Great breakfast buffet…read moreincluded with most room rates which I found to be very competitive. Nice modern rooms. Good lobby bar. Never tried the restaurant for lunch or dinner but menu looked inviting.

Clean, friendly staff, walking distance from nearest shoppes, breakfast included, bar in lobby,…read moredefinitely a must place to stay,

Wasn't impressed by this place at all. I visited Chester on a race weekend (mistake) - and it was…read morevery interesting that the only hotel with availability was this one - even though it is the closest one to the race course! The prices are quite high for what is a very basic (though clean and functional) room. Location is great for the racecourse, but a bit outside the city centre (10 minutes walk). The food was simplistic and overpriced - particularly the breakfast. Staff were polite and friendly - but I would only stay here again as a last resort - there's nothing really wrong with it, but it has absolutely zero charm.

I stayed at this B/B for one month while waiting for my new flat, the house was run by "Peggy" a…read morenice elderly lady who would go out of her way to make sure everthing was o/k. Toilets and showers are on the ground and first floors, the breakfast room is help yourself to cereal - toast and any amount of tea and coffee ( 24 hours ),rooms are clean and tidy and the beds are comfy, 5 mins walk to town centre.

Our visit to the Holiday Inn Albert Dock got off to a rocky start when I couldn't understand the…read moreman at the front desk as he was explaining where to park. It seems the Liverpudlian accent can be pretty extreme. I understood the rest of the employees fine, so I just avoided that guy for the next couple of days. The hotel is kind of made to fit this very old building, which means the halls are very wide. It also seems to be the longest walk to a room I've ever experienced - something like 6 doors to go through. Finally, though, the room was great - clean and comfortable. Breakfast is included and was also very good. The cheaper parking was almost a mile walk down the waterway and to get a discount was a bit tricky as you had to buzz for help. More expensive public parking is just across the street. There are TONS of restaurants in the Albert Dock itself. All new and a good variety. I doubt I'll come back to Liverpool - it's a modern city that reminded me of visiting an American city - but if I did, this hotel would be a good choice.

We enjoyed our stay immensely. Our room was lovely and well…read moreappointed. I loved looking out over the boats docked below. The breakfast was plentiful and a welcome addition to our stay. The staff is the biggest plus on this property. We were greeted warmly at every turn. Everyone was quick to address us. I never felt ignored. Staff members were also quick to offer solutions, answer questions and follow up afterward to assure we were satisfied. I cannot say enough positive things about them. A member of my party has mobility issues and there were a couple of spots on the property that were rough to navigate. Firstly, a railing/hand rail would be wonderful along the exterior ramp. I wish the bench at the bottom of the front steps wasn't blocking access to the center hand rail. The original pavers on the ground floor were a possible tripping hazard. Aside from those spots, the hotel is highly accessible for guests. The lifts, walkways, halls, entrances and baths are easy to navigate for all levels of mobility. I would happily stay here again. Check out The Beatles Story Museum and The Magical Mystery Coach Tour. Both are located a short walk from the front doors and offer assistance for guests with accessibility needs. There is also a small grocery store across the main road. It was an easy walk. We loved Liverpool and appreciated being so well looked after at this Holiday Inn Express. Thank you!

Weekend we stayed was pricey ($175). But location was excellent for travelers as it's a quick 2 min…read morewalk from train, 7 mins to dock, and about 7 mins to hopping nightlife. Awesome bathroom, kitchen in room so if staying longer can see as nice wknd location. Nice staff and decor w very secure entries.

Unique apartment-style hotel, run by a European company, is a fantastic alternative to the usual…read morehotel routine. Right in the city centre, Adagio is an "aparthotel" that just opened in April and is a must for travelers to check out! My husband and I enjoyed 2 nights in Liverpool, after traveling in the UK for a week, so the extra space, full kitchen, laundry and fitness services were so refreshing! It's not super posh, but lovely, clean and very comfortable. They have a breakfast cafe -for extra cost- and we found the food was not worth the £12.50/person. You're much better off walking a few blocks to the Sainsburys to get your own fresh ingredients to make a lovely meal in your apartment.