Stayed there weekend just 17/04/10 for 1 night and stayed in the barn part of the B&B, room was…read morenice and clean and the barn itself very impressive building with loads of character. Plenty of car parking spaces and a large garden to sit out in if the weather permits. TV's and hot drinks making facilities in the room. Shower and bathroom was clean and tidy. Breakfast was great all cooked fresh in a large communal dining room with the owners catering for everybodies needs. Price is great and well worth a revisit in the not too distance future.

Looking for somewhere absolutely lovely to stay on the Wirral. In about four acres, beautiful…read moregarden and in a picturesque village? It might be worth checking the Mere Brook House out. Mere Brook House is a Edwardian country house in the village of Thornton Hough. My boyfriend was pleased to know that they had hard wired broadband and a wireless system in all rooms throughout the house. I think the word unromantic comes to mind. But really good if you are staying there for work purposes. The rooms are impeccable and really very stylish. In addition to bed and breakfast, they do wedding and celebrations. Well worth a visit!

I thoroughly enjoyed staying here. The setting of the house is quaint and beautiful. The…read morebreakfast cooks were amazing! My eggs were cooked perfectly every time! The staff were very friendly and helpful.

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.

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.

Knowsley hall is arguably one of the best venues in our humble region that is the northwest…read more Situated inside a measley 2,500 acre privately owned estate, boasting a safari park, inhouse catering, spa and accomodation, you'd be hard pressed to find a more extravagent estate in the region. The venue however is for the majority of time used for special occasions such as weddings and conferences. Although they do hold private events such as tea parties. The grand nature of the Hall obviously dictates its usage for all things opulent. It really is like entering another world as you step inside. One of the many ways of experiencing the delights of Knowsley hall is to book a spa package. Now it isn't exactly cheap; £155 per person, but it does include facial, deep scalp massage, head, neck and shoulder massage with fabulous oils of your choice and use of the hydropool and relaxation area. This is followed by coffee and homemade cakes which will boost your energy and prepare you nicely for what is to come. Post cakes and coffee you will be collected by a personal chauffeur to escort you to Knowsley Hall in style. Here you will enjoy a delicious three course lunch prepared by their fantastic team of Chefs avec une glass of Champagne and wine with your meal in an awe inspiring dining room. After dining you can then walk off some calories in stunning surroundings of the estate grounds, to cap off a memorable experience. All this pampering does come at a cost however as I mentioned and the booking requires a minum of 3 people, so that is forking out a poultry £465 at least. However as I mentioned, yes there are probably cheaper options but then again this particular package does come with the grand background of a historic estate. The only other chance to see the Hall is on 5 occasions a year in August when a £12 ticket gets you a tour of the Hall, so I suggest you get booking.... its round the corner..

If you can afford it - Knowsley Hall would be a fantastic place to get married...hint hint to the…read moreboyfriend! You know what I mean girls! It is absolutely stunning, a breath taking location and 5* Gold standard for accommodation. There is a wonderful long drive which takes you to the front door. I could just imagine being in my wedding dress feeling amazing, with my new husband beside me, hand in hand, being chaffeured up the drive in an old car. Oh yes oh yes, I can keep dreaming. If of course you don't have your wedding at Knowsley Hall, you could always have your hen party there and take advantage of the spa packages. But at the prices of the packages, I think it would definitely have to be a rich hen and rich chickens that go along. I will keep dreaming!

This is a B&b and café in one! Downstairs there is a small and local café. Upstairs 2 or more…read morestairs need to be taken but then you have a view lovely rooms. As well as a kitchen/ breakfast room/ tvroom, with everything what is needed to have a simple dinner to make or a breakfast to eat. That is including the price for the room. The rooms are clean, big and have there own wash stand. The beds are really British, lovely and just good to sleep on. The toilet and shower is to share with all the other guests. Clean and good. The B&B is close to the train and bus station. The buses will take you to the airport and the train to liverpool and farther. It is just 4 minutes walk from the station to this places. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Unlike some of Garston's other boozers, which can feel hidden or camouflaged in with the…read moresurrounding drabness, the Palatine is a big, bright, prominent pub that stands on the corner of Island Road and Woolton Road. After South Parkway, this is the direction the bus travels into the village so it'd be difficult to miss. Inside, it's a typical locals pub with bars and rooms leading round and through each other. Luckily for me the frontage curved round into a leather seating area, where I could sit and avoid the accusatory glances of the regulars like a cowardly drifter.

This place has a lot to offer for a really good price. Our room #45, has a very large bedroom with…read morea queen size bed complete with white linens. A separate room with a remote controlled TV, two love seat of which one has a pull out bed, and a coffee table. The kitchen includes a bigger then mini fridge with a freezer, a clothes washing machine!, an oven, and cooking & eating wares. Really roomy nicely furnished. Plus this fab place is located just a few blocks from the Liverpool Lime Street Train Station, Pier Head, the Marina, lots of shopping and food/drink establishments. Please see photos. 1/28/2020

Soaked in history this Grade 2 Listed hotel is set in a mammoth 250 acre parkland . Looking over…read morethe Dee estuary at the Welsh hills this is a destination venue that is ideal for weddings and other grand events. With only 19 rooms, the elegant Executive Suite, five Suites, seven Junior Suites and six Classic Rooms it is a case of quality over quantity. It can also act as a perfect treat for the other half. All suites are rather well equipped with beautiful fabrics, bed linen, pure silk rugs, hand picked grandiose furniture and a jacuzzi. The yellow room restaurant provides an ideal gourmet fine dining spot, where the lavish theme continues. Opulent gilt armchairs, tables dressed in crisp white linen,creating an awe inspiring yest relaxing ambiance. The menu consists of a selection of English and Continental cuisine finely balanced with an impressive collection of wines from the hotel's cellar. Understandably reservation of a table is paramount, and once booked there is no rush as the table is yours for the evening. It is however rather dear and as an alternative to this gourmet dining option the hotel offers the Hillbark Grill, a more informal dining option. The menu includes steaks, chicken, fish and in house hand made burgers. Everything on the menu is freshly cooked all on the char grill. Although majorly used for corporate and leisure events rather, Hillbark which is only 15 minutes from the city centre is a destination for a special occasion for those looking for a slightly luxuriant leisure option.

If you're after a luxurious venue to use for a wedding or a VIP party that connotes elegance and is…read moreset in beautiful surroundings then the Hillbark would be a great port of call. It's the most luxurious hotel that I've visited on the Wirral. Set within the beautiful acres of Royden Park and Thurtaston Common, this place is a fantastic Hotel with excellent levels or service and food and drink. I attended a leaver's ball here for the local girls school about three years ago, this included a sit down three course meal, dances and plenty of drinks. However, I'm constantly hearing of high profile guests and parties in this venue as it seems to be unrivalled in its service and surroundings within the area. The food was great, I think they have affiliations with various local catering companies and produce providers. The service was fantastic and the place was a palace. I'd fully recommend staying here if you're visiting the Wirral!