great value food, very accomodating staff, very clean toilets an food area would highly recommend…read morethis to anyone, and the children get a colouring book an pens to keep them occupied.

What a stunning location! Set in the Welsh countryside, this hotel is housed in a building that was…read moreoriginally built in the 1500s! The rooms are nice and comfortable, particularly the bed. I liked that the bathroom has a bathtub - was exactly what I felt like after a long day of travelling. The check in process is simple and the staff are lovely and polite. The restaurant has a great menu and the food is very good. The rooms and the hotel are a whole was very clean and well presented. I would certainly stay there again.

The fact that I was stood at the bar with what I assume was the regular village drunk chunnering…read moreaway down my ear - moaning about football of all things when he clearly knew little about the game - should not be something to hold against this place as it's unlikely he would do the same to every visitor - having said that the little grove worn into the bar where he stood could be a sign of his permanent fixture in the place. Just as old as this geezer is the pub itself. A very quaint sandstone building near the leafy grounds of the local church, inside it has retained tudor-esque features, low ceilings and a cosy looking fireside. But this place can often get a bit rowdy if the local Hollyoaks crew decide to come down for the Monday night quiz.

I seem to have inherited a sense of confusion about Childwall from my mum, which means that I very…read morerarely manage to find this place first time round. I remember driving round for almost 40 minutes looking for this pub with my ex because all I could remember was that it was in Childwall near some trees and a church (otherwise known as Childwall Abbey - duh!) Anyway, when I finally get there, I immediately remember why I made the effort. It's the sort of pub you might see in an episode of Midsomer Murders - chintzy and cosy with a smattering of odd characters. The food is standard pub grub, though there is a good selection on the menu and it is of a high standard. In my opinion you haven't had a proper pub meal until you've been here - I just wish they'd turn the heating up in winter!

I stayed at this hotel for one night on 7th August. The room was rather shabby, a tiny TV, one…read moreminature bottle of shower gel (between 3 people), the lock on the door was almost impossible to use and the headboards were loose. That said, the worst part of our stay was when we had dinner in the hotel. After ordering our drinks and food, our drinks arrived and then we were completely neglected for a full hour! Our food hadn't arrived and no one had asked if we wanted more drinks. I had to go and find a staff member at the reception desk to ask why we'd been waiting so long. He said 'we've got a wedding on and so all the food orders have been held up.' I went and sat back at the table and waited a further 15 minutes before the food arrived! After finishing the food it seems we were completely neglected yet again. As we'd now been sat at the table for 2 and a half hours, we just wanted to pay the bill and go to our room. However, the staff were nowhere to be found. Yet again I had to leave the table, go to the reception and track down some staff. I asked if I could pay the bill and he said 'I'll be with you in a minute.' I returned to the table and waited a further 10 minutes! Still no staff. Again I went to reception and said 'can I just pay now?' He told me to go and wait in the bar area. I stood there for 10 more minutes. By this time I was just really frustrated. The staff had kept us waiting all evening and didn't seem to care at all. I went back to the reception and insisted that I paid now. Eventually, they swiped my card. It was an awful experience and the staff didn't even apologise for all the delays and waiting. They just didn't seem to care. As were were a guest at the hotel, this is even more shocking. I dread to think how they treat non-guests in the restaurant. The customer service we received was absolutely appalling and I would never go back to a place that treats its guests in this way.

This hotel overlooks the boating lake in sefton park, the rooms are newly refurbished, comfy bed,…read morecrisp sheets, fluffy towels and a great shower. my husband and i stayed here on valentines day and we are going back for our anniversary.The entrance and bar is a bit old fashioned, i beleive the owners are gradually updating the whole hotel, we didnt eat there but the drinks in the bar were very reasonable, its a 5 min walk past the park to lark lane- a meal at keiths wine bar is a must . Also the bus for the city centre stops just by the hotel.

What sounds like a fruity cocktail bar (pun agonisingly intended) is actually a solid corner pub in…read morethe Dingle, just with an incongruous name. Built over 150 years ago as a coaching inn, the Pineapple Hotel is a spacious, pleasant pub that stands surrounded by betting shops and accident claims specialists. This isn't an area I'd wish to stay in if I visited Liverpool from somewhere afar. The staff, all Polish for some reason, were very helpful and delightfully eager to please. One barmaid went into great detail about how if you go to the toilet, mind the step. She was so friendly I became enraptured, to the point that when I did pop to the gents, I promptly fell down a step the height of the CN Tower. If only somebody had warned me.

who likes pineapples? It is a fruit that is nice but in small portions. Of the exotic fruits there…read moreare a few ahead of it in my book. The mango, Lychees and coconut to name but a few. Again why they named it "The Pineapple" I'll never know. I do love the look of it though, it reminds me of all my favourite spaghetti westerns. The only thing missing is those flip flop doors. Five minutes from the city centre. fifteen from airport, ten from Anfield, what more do you want folks. Apologies to Evertonians I only mention Anfield as due to its close proximity. The rooms are fairly priced single being a, yes you've guessed it "poultry" £30 and a family en-suite being the most expensive at £135 (Peak time rates) Only having ten rooms means that the service is immaculate indeed. With so many hospitality options this does however fall into the budget category. It is here none the less as an option, a valid option indeed.

Really enjoyed our meal at the crown! Very generous with the portions. The service was incredible…read moreand the staff were so pleasant! I would recommend either the margarita pizza or the pork roast. Highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

We were really surprised by this place when we stayed here. From the outside it looked fantastic,…read morewith its low roof, and authentic black and white beams. Inside was still traditionally maintained but looked a little tired. The food in the italian restaurant next door was really tasty and surprisingly reasonably priced. The main bar area was quiet for a monday night, but there was a pianist in the corner and the atmosphere was really cosy, not to mention a good range of real ales that the barman informed me were all local. The room we stayed in was clean and tidy and the staff were all excellent, couldn't have asked for more.

Okay, place has good service, nice people but bathrooms need updating and cleaner bathtubs. My…read morebathtub had mildew on the tile seams which put me right off. We asked for a room with a window view which they were kind enough to accommodate but the windows look like they haven't been cleaned since the Beatles played live in the Cavern. A little disappointed but hey we're by the seaside and it's tough to keep windows spotless but it would have been nice to actually see out of them for the price we paid to have a room with a view. Over all don't let these little things steer you away. The prices are reasonable the people are super kind, friendly and accommodating the rooms and beds are comfortable and tidy. Just wear your flip flops in the bathtub/shower if your skittish about Mildew. If you have lung and health issues then stay away. There is MILDEW here

The room was an absolute mess,I found a dead rat under my bed, the food was always cold and staff…read morecustomer service was horrendous.

Staff is super friendly here. Rooms are clean and comfortable. I asked for water, front desk person…read morewent to the restaurant next door, grabbed and filled a glass water pitcher and brought it to my room. The staff here is great!! Room amenities are plentiful, linens are clean and fresh. Bathroom is spacious with a perfectly hot water. I like it!

If you're ever in Liverpool and you need a place to rest your head, I recommend this charming…read morelittle place. Located on Hope Street this little hotel offers a handsome interior décor. The staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms, though small, were classily done in basic white and wood with exposed brick. Loved the simplicity of the place. The bathrooms had heated towel racks and mirrors (never have to worry about steaming them up). The down side: I think our room was recently painted, as you could still smell the fumes. Also, as like many hotels, it was a bit loud. You could hear people walking down the hall and the band playing downstairs. You could also smell the kitchen - as they have a wonderful restaurant attached to the hotel. Maybe ask for something other than the first floor.

We stayed here twice the past year when we went to watch a Liverpool game. It was fine the first…read moretime we stayed. The hotel rooms definitely need an update. Everything is worn and old. Bathrooms are tired looking. Little things like taps for the faucet is located in a weird location that makes it inconvenient to turn on and off. The showers are horrible because there is no door so the water splatters everywhere in the bathroom. It wasn't well designed and needs a total remodel. However, the reason I give it one star isn't the old fixtures and design. It is the horrible service in the restaurant. We went there twice to sit in the bar area to get some snacks and drinks. Both times, no one approached us until I got up to ask how we place an order. There was enough staff but were ignoring us. The second time, I was sitting by myself and no one approached me to take an order although one of the server spent almost 10 minutes chatting with one of the patrons. Clearly she had all the time in the world. I patiently waited staring at all the staff trying to get their attention but they just walked by without even glancing at me. My husband finally joined me and sat down. As soon as he sat down, a server came to take our order. I realized they were ignoring me because I'm Asian and he is white. The staff here is very racist. I wouldn't recommend coming here unless you're a racist and you're okay with this behavior. We are never coming back here.