Britain has so much to offer in terms of culture, history and days out, so why not take advantage of this by taking a city break in one of the most famous cities in the world?

Liverpool is instantly recognised as the home of The Beatles, but behind the musical history of ‘The Fab 4’ lies so much more: sporting venues, magnificent cathedrals, museums, theatres, galleries and concert halls to name but a few things. Many of the activities can be booked on the day; either with a quick phone call or in one of the tourist offices, and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by what is actually on your doorstep, or if you’re travelling from further afield – what’s on offer in Liverpool.

Below is a guide to city breaks in Liverpool: what to do, where to go, how much it will cost and a mini ‘scouse’ dictionary.

One of the best things about Liverpool is that all of the landmarks are within close proximity of each other, so you won’t spend half of your money on travel to each different attraction. Let’s take a look at what is on offer:

Where to go/what to do in Liverpool
Albert Docks

Home to museums, art galleries, bars, restaurants and tours, the Albert Dock has something for everyone. Just a short walk from the city centre, you will get lost in the history of the city here. There’s The Beatles Story, which tells the story of the band nicknamed “The fab 4” who went on to become the greatest band in the world. Visitors can now ‘live the history’ as there are many interactive areas to discover the lives, culture and history of the Beatles. Costing £12.95 for adults, and £6.50 for children, the Beatles story takes you back to the famous Cavern club and Abbey Road studios,  to help you understand the hysteria of “Beatlemania” – a must for any music lover.

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Maritime Museum

If music doesn’t float your boat, the Maritime Museum certainly will, where you can learn about the port that was once central to the world’s trade. Hear the tale of the Titanic, and explore the Border and Customs Uncovered exhibition, which features artefacts and stories about protests, war, tax evasion and smuggling – including some odd objects that were used to smuggle contraband into the country. Children can also practise loading cargo on the new “Cargo-a-go-go” game. Entry to the museum is free for everyone.

Situated inside the Maritime Museum, there’s also the International Slavery Museum,  discover the history of the slave trade split into 3 sections exploring West Africa, enslavement and the middle passage, and the final section explains the continuing fight for freedom. Temporary exhibitions are often updated in the slavery museum.

Tate Liverpool

Tate Liverpool is the place to go for all you art lovers, the home of 20^th century art in the most visited gallery outside London. Hidden away in a converted warehouse as part of the Albert Dock, the Tate has many special events and exhibitions that can all be taken advantage of for free. There is also an on site café to enjoy a tea or coffee overlooking the docks.

The Echo Wheel

For those not scared of heights, get on the Echo Wheel of Liverpool, which at 60 metres high gives passengers the chance to take in the famous skyline with a 360 degree panoramic view in air conditioned capsules from next to the recently constructed Echo Arena. Cost for adults is £6.37, while children’s admission costs £3.90.

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The Yellow Duckmarine

Finally, you cannot visit the Albert Dock without experiencing “The Yellow Duckmarine”, an amphibious vehicle that explores the city before driving straight into the Albert Dock with the dramatic “splashdown”. Including live commentary throughout, the ‘Duck’ takes you around the Three Graces, St George’s Hall, the Cathedrals and many other places, before embarking into the water, before finishing the journey outside the Albert Dock buildings. Tickets for adults cost £9.95, whilst for children it is £7.95. During peak periods (such as school holidays) there is an extra £2 charge per ticket.

Liverpool City Centre Breaks

If you’re looking for a place to stay right in the middle of town, then use a price comparison site such as travelsupermarket.com to find one of the many city centre hotels right in the middle of the action. In the week, there are sometimes offers on rooms, such as stay for 2 nights and get a 3^rd free, while there may be the possibility of a free room upgrade on quiet nights of the week – just ask at reception.

The city centre has centuries of history and culture in one place. There’s Mathew Street for all the Beatles fans, featuring many bars and clubs playing all the famous hits. For those of you who want more than just music, then check out the World Museum and St George’s Hall, conveniently located a stone’s throw from one another. The museum houses over 1,500 pieces from all corners of the globe, helping to explain Liverpool’s story as a major port. There are different exhibitions all year round, ranging from sports to dinosaur exhibitions, so depending on the time of the year there is always something new and exciting to discover.

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St George’s Hall

St George’s Hall is literally across the road from the museum, so cannot be missed. A grade I listed building, this Neo-Classical masterpiece contains concert halls and law courts, along with being home to a 7,000 pipe concert organ. Visit the cells that used to house prisoners awaiting trial, or marvel at the many statues inside the hall, and get a photo of Prince Albert on his horse outside. Admission to the hall is free for everyone.

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Shopping in Liverpool

Shopping and Liverpool go hand in hand; Liverpool One has over 160 stores, just round the corner from Church Street which is still home to many well known shopping names. Cavern Walks features designer outlets where celebrities can usually be spotted, whilst there’s also the Metquarter which provides shoppers with designer boutiques to get their threads from, again just minutes away from the main street.

Eating Out in Liverpool

Should you require something to eat, there are hundreds of bars, restaurants and cafes to suit all budgets, featuring foods from all around the world. The newly opened Liverpool One shopping complex has something for every taste, including pizzas, Italian, Indian, Mexican or if you want a bit of everything there’s a ‘world buffet’ so head up to the top floor to enjoy the newest restaurants in town. All menus are on display outside so you’re won’t get a shock when the bill comes, but typically you can expect to pay around £15-20 per head if you are having 3 courses.

Chinatown

At the other end of town and you’ll find yourself in Europe’s oldest Chinatown, which is now much smaller than it used to be, but is still home to many small shops and restaurants. If you’re around for Chinese New Year, then it really is a sight to be seen, the place comes to life in unbelievable fashion with some magnificent costumers featuring lions and dragons on display.

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City Centre Nightlife

The city centre has a very busy nightlife, with bars & clubs for literally any style of music; with everything from live bands to ‘scouse house’. Mathew Street has the live bands, which are normally Beatles tributes, or there is concert square off Bold Street, which has 6 clubs in a small square with outdoor seating for everyone.  There are many Irish bars in the town centre, however two of the most popular are Flanagan’s and O’Neill’s, which are busy at all times of the day and are worth stopping in for a drink.

The Liverpool Cathedrals

The city’s two cathedrals can also be found within 10 minute’s walk of the city centre, and both within a short distance of each other. Admission is free for you to walk around and take in the breathtaking architecture. Liverpool Cathedral is at one end of Hope Street, facing the Metropolitan Cathedral. After nearly 75 years of construction, the cathedral was opened in 1978, and has survived two world wars. Acting as a centre of worship, the cathedral also offers hospitality events and learning activities.

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral (also known as Paddy’s Wigwam) is a catholic cathedral at the other end of Hope Street, featuring a round stained glass ceiling which must be taken in on a sunny day to appreciate the workmanship involved in creating this building. There are 4 large bells dedicated to Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, which can be heard ringing in a chord of A Flat on Sundays, as well as before Evening Prayer.

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Theatres

If you want to watch a live show, the recently constructed Echo Arena has seen superstars from all over the world perform as part of their showpiece tours at the venue. There are also a couple of theatres (the Royal Court and the Empire); the Empire often has pantomimes, comedy nights and live shows from mediums and entertainers, whilst the Royal Court is a small venue usually used for intimate music gigs and stand up comedy performances.

Liverpool Football Stadiums

Away from the city centre, if you wish to learn about two of the most well known football teams in the world, head 2 miles out of town to visit the homes of Liverpool and Everton.
Anfield and Goodison Park stadiums have been the venue of many great sporting nights throughout their history. Stadium tours operate daily for both Liverpool & Everton, and last around an hour. Learn the history of two great football establishments which were founded as a result of a dispute between two land owners, and went on to form a passionate rivalry that splits households twice a year as families often have members supporting each side. The stadium tours cost around £15, and a taxi from the city centre should cost around £5, or the following buses: 17, 17C, 17D, 20, 26 and 26C run every 15 minutes from Queen’s square.

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As you can tell, there are many different things to do in this historic city, which really have to be experienced to be appreciated.

Transport around Liverpool

The easiest way to get around Liverpool is by using public transport, and the tourist offices offer a “Trio” which allows you to use buses, rail and ferries for a one off fee; which is usually a lot cheaper than paying separately. Each area in Liverpool is split into zones, should you wish to be able to go anywhere, a Trio for a week costs £23.60.

There are many taxi ranks in the city centre, where black cabs wait for fares, and are all metered.

Scouse Dictionary

Finally, below are some sayings that you may not have heard before that you may hear in every day ‘Scouse’ – the local dialect spoken by ‘Scousers’.

Written by Tony Haslam

With high-profile awards shows, music concerts, sport events and spectacular stage shows for all the family, Liverpool’s Echo Arena boasts an impressive schedule of events for the second half of 2010, one that should satisfy visitors of all interests. One of the biggest attractions is sure to be Radio City LIVE!, a music event organised by local broadcaster Radio City 96.7, involving such chart-topping luminaries as Alesha Dixon, N-Dubz, Diana Vickers, The Saturdays and Scouting For Girls.

Another big-name event in the music world, the annual MOBO Awards will be celebrating their 15th anniversary at Liverpool’s premier concert venue in October, following last year’s success in Glasgow. Top international acts are also making their way to the Echo Arena this summer as part of the city’s Summer Pops festival, including the world-class tribute act The Australian Pink Floyd Show.

What sets the Echo Arena apart from other concert venues is its dedication to hosting sporting events, and this summer sees two of Britain’s strongest basketball teams battling it in August, featuring the talents of Chicago Bulls captain Luol Deng and Johannah Leedham of WNBA. The Four Nations Women’s Handball Tournament is also expected to make a splash at the venue from 23 to 25 September.

There are more reasons to visit Liverpool beyond its musical and sporting offerings, however, and one of the most talked-about events making its way to the Echo Arena for two dates in November is the first production of Doctor Who Live. The ideal family show for lovers of the BBC series, this high-budget theatrical spectacular promises monsters and music in a new story that brings some of the universe’s scariest alien life forms onto Liverpool’s famous stage.

With group bookings available to save on the ticket price for Doctor Who and other events, and many budget hotels in Liverpool close to the arena, a cultural break to Liverpool doesn’t have to break the bank.

Star Accreditation: 3G
Accredited By: Self-Accredited
Total Number of Rooms: 10

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About New England Guest House

Family run by mother and daughter team Clare and Rebekah welcome you to The New England Guest House. Set in the centre of all Southport has to offer and 10 minute walk from the train station. All our rooms are en-suite with tv freeview and teacoffee making facilities. A full cooked breakfast is included in all our room rates.

Facilities at New England Guest House

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout;Cots available;Car parking available onsite;Video/DVD Player;TV;Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room;Wake Up Call Available;Pets Allowed

How to Get to New England Guest House

Bath street runs in between Lord street and the Promenade. From Southport train station turn right then left at the traffic lights. Cross over Lord St and we are the second road on the right. It is approx a 10 minute walk.

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Shrewsbury Lodge Hotel and Restaurant
31 SHREWSBURY ROAD

Oxton
Birkenhead
Merseyside
England
CH43 2JB

Star Accreditation: 3G
Accredited By: AA
Total Number of Rooms: 16

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About Shrewsbury Lodge Hotel and Restaurant

This family run 3 star property in Oxton conservation village is only ten minutes from Liverpool and has free parking WiFi and a great restaurant. The establishment has garnered an excellent reputation for it’s good food relaxed atmosphere and idyllic surroundings and continues to offer the flexibility to cater for individual requirements that makes a stay in a small independent hotel so rewarding. With ample parking for visitors and beautiful gardens around the property Shrewsbury Lodge is the ideal getaway from which to base a visit to this exciting part of the country.The property includes 16 guest bedrooms ranging from singles to doubles and twins to family rooms but all rooms offer free wireless internet access colour TV with freeview and tea and coffee making facilities. The beautiful bedrooms invite guests to enjoy a good night’s sleep on comfortable beds with quality linen as well as a personal touch that is visible throughout.The Restaurant at Shrewsbury Lodge is one of Oxton’s best kept secrets a beautiful traditional setting with comfy surroundings and a cosy bar. Food at the Shrewsbury Lodge is simple but beautifully created and makes full use of locally sourced produce wherever possible with daily specials using the best seasonal ingredients.Offering an excellent range of refreshments to suit any mood and taste from beers and lagers to wines and spirits as well as a choice of tea and coffee the bar is an ideal location to wind down and enjoy a drink with good company.Oxton is a quiet village located on the edge of Birkenhead and benefits from having a quiet yet centrally located position. Just a ten minute drive from Liverpool the Hotel is ideally positioned for visits to the area’s many attractions including Aintree Racecourse the famous football grounds of Liverpool FC and Everton FC the medieval city of Chester and Chester Racecourse. The area is also famed for its many championship quality Golf courses and is less than an hour from the World Renowned Royal Birkdale Course.

Facilities at Shrewsbury Lodge Hotel and Restaurant

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout;Car parking available onsite;Wi-Fi Available;Meeting Facilities;Restaurant;TV;Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room;Wake Up Call Available;Ground floor bedrooms;Car Parking Available Offsite;Wheelchair Access;Wheelchair Access To Reception;Wheelchair Access To Restaurant;Wheelchair Access To Bar;Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas;Wi-Fi Available In Rooms;Bar;Breakfast to go

How to Get to Shrewsbury Lodge Hotel and Restaurant

From the M53: Exit at J3 and take the third exit on the roundabout onto the A552 (Woodchurch Road) in the direction of Birkenhead Oxton Prenton and Liverpool (Birkenhead Tunnel). After approximately 1 km turn left onto Storeton Rd (B5151) and continue. Fork left onto Ingestre Rd (B5151) which bends right into Mill Hill and then Talbot Road (B5151). Continue straight on into Bidston Rd (B5151) pass the right turn onto Gerald Rd and then take your next right onto Silverdale Rd. Continue over the junction of Silverdale Rd and Wellington Rd until you reach the junction of Silverdale Rd and Shrewsbury Rd. Shrewsbury Lodge is then on the right hand side of this junction.

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Number of Days: 2
Policy: First Night Stay Chargeable

Star Accreditation: 4
Accredited By: Self-Accredited
Total Number of Rooms: 35

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About Heywood House Hotel

Situated in the heart of Liverpool the Heywood House Hotel combines original elegance with modern luxury. Carefully restored from what was the first bank in Liverpool The Heywood House Hotel delicately blends old with new. Featuring 35 individual and highly designed rooms with amenities that include luxury ensuite bathrooms iPod Docking Station Flat Screen Television with Freeview channels individual workspace direct dial telephone tea and coffee making facilities and free internet access.Centrally located in the Brunswick area in the heart of the city the hotel is in walking distance of the BT Convention Centre and ever popular Albert Docks with its chic bars restaurants and shops. Heywood House Hotel invite you to take full advantage of our Special Launch Offer with rates from £75.00

Facilities at Heywood House Hotel

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout;Disabled Facilities;Air conditioning in rooms;24 Hour Reception;Cots available;Wi-Fi Available;Meeting Facilities;Restaurant;Satellite TV;Safety Deposit Box;Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room;Hairdryer in each room;Iron And Board In Each Room;Telephone In Each Room;Wake Up Call Available;Lift to all floors;Disabled Access Public Areas;Disabled Access Bedrooms;Disabled toilets on ground floor;Wheelchair Access;Wheelchair Access To Reception;Wheelchair Access To Restaurant;Wheelchair Access To Bar;Wheelchair Access To Conference Rooms;In-room Broadband;Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas;Lounge Menu;Bar;CD Player;[Channels] News;[Channels] Sky Sports;[Channels] Music;[Channels] Childrens;Public Air Conditioning

How to Get to Heywood House Hotel

From Liverpool Central StationDepart Liverpool Central Station onto Ranelagh Street Bear right onto Church Street continue on road (please note this changes to Lord Street) Bear left onto Lord Street. Turn right onto Fenwick Street.From Liverpool John Lennon AirportDepart Liverpool John Lennon Airport Exit roundabout at first exit At next roundabout take 5th exit onto Speke Hall Avenue Continue to next roundabout and take 3rd exit Turn left onto A561 Continue on A561 for approximately 5 miles At roundabout take 2nd exit Bear left onto Parliament Street continue onto Chaloner Street Turn right onto James Street finally turn left onto Fenwick Street.From M62From Motorway continue onto Bowring Park Road (A5080) Continue for approximately 2 miles onto A5047 Continue onto Hall Lane Bear left from Hall Lane onto Erskine Street Bear left onto A57 from A57 turn left onto Lower Castle Street Turn right onto Castle Hill Arrive at Fenwick Street.

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Liverpool Hospitality
O’Toole’s Wine Bar and Lounge

17 Regent Road
L3 7
Merseyside
England
L3 7DS

Star Accreditation: 2G
Accredited By: Visit England
Total Number of Rooms: 12

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About Liverpool Hospitality

Liverpool Hostpitality has two properties O’Toole’s Wine Bar and City BandbB they are located just a fifteen to twenty minute walk from The Albert Dock which houses the new Echo Arena and Liverpool 1 Shopping Centre. The nearest train station is Moorefields Old Hall St. 2 minutes drive from the Liver Building.O’Toole’s guest house is above O’Toole’s Wine bar. All rooms are en-suite and maintained to the highest standards with river views. O’Toole’s is 2 star guest accommadation with visitbritain . All rooms have central heating tea and coffee making facilities hair dryer digital television free Wi-Fi irons and ironing boards.City BandB is two minutes walk from O’Toole’s The BandB is above a cafe on the dock road Waterloo Road and Regent Road near to the famous Hearitage Sunday market. Rooms are basic with shared bathrooms. Check in at O’Toole’s Wine Bar. Breakfast is served at O’Toole’s for City BandB guests. Could you please inform us of your time of arrival.

Facilities at Liverpool Hospitality

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout;Airport Shuttle;Wi-Fi Available;Meeting Facilities;TV;Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room;Hairdryer in each room;Iron And Board In Each Room;Laundry/Valet Service;Disabled Access Public Areas;In-room Broadband;Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas;Wi-Fi Available In Rooms

How to Get to Liverpool Hospitality

From Liverpool lime street taxi approx 8 minutes cost £5.00From Albert dock taxi approx 4 minutes cost £3.50From Princes dock head northwest on William Jessop Way toward Princes Parade. Take a slight right at Princes Parade. Then at the roundabout take the 1st exit onto Waterloo Rd. We are on the right hand side.

Note: Cancellation Policy

Number of Days: 2
Policy: First Night Stay Chargeable

Star Accreditation: 3
Accredited By: Self-Accredited
Total Number of Rooms: 151

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About Hampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre NEW

Brand new hotel – now openHampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre is a hotel which successfully combines contemporary style with warm welcoming service. From the way we welcome you at our contemporary Reception to how you enjoy your stay in the air conditioned guestroom we want to take care of you! Why no talk to a member of our friendly team to get the insider’s scoop on all the best places to in this fabulous city?Located at the new Kings Dock Mill development in the Baltic Triangle Hampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre is in a prime location for business and leisure visitors alike.When you stay at Hampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre you’ll be within a few minutes walk of world-famous tourist attractions including the Tate Modern and evocative Beatles Story at Albert Dock. With the BT Convention Centre just minutes from our door Lime Street Station only 1.4 miles away and prime business locations nearby our corporate guests are also superbly catered for.A World Heritage Site with a fascinating history Liverpool is also famed for its rich musical heritage which is one of the main draws for visitors. The city’s ongoing love for its favourite sons The Beatles is plain to see and fans from across the globe are spoiled for choice with sights and attractions celebrating the achievements of John Paul George and Ringo. Music fans will also be delighted to hear that we’re just minutes from Liverpool Echo Arena. Liverpool is of course also famed for its sport. Football is a passion for city’s residents with the two teams Liverpool Football Club and Everton having a long-running good-natured rivalry. The city also plays host to the world’s most watched sporting event the Grand National horse race held at Haydock Park located just 19.1 miles from our hotel.Hampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre is a purpose-built hotel which has a relaxed contemporary feel. Relax with your complimentary hot breakfast in our lounge meet with colleagues in the Work Zone or simply people watch from our mezzanine level. If you’ve still got energy to burn after a busy day in Liverpool why not take advantage of the free facilities in our fitness room? Then once you’ve worked up an appetite join us downstairs for a tempting evening meal from our family-friendly menu.

Facilities at Hampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre NEW

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout;Disabled Facilities;Air conditioning in rooms;24 Hour Reception;Car parking available onsite;Wi-Fi Available;Meeting Facilities;Restaurant;Gymnasium;TV;Satellite TV;Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room;Hairdryer in each room;Iron And Board In Each Room;Telephone In Each Room;Interconnecting rooms available;Lift to all floors;Disabled Access Public Areas;Disabled Access Bedrooms;Wheelchair Access;Wheelchair Access To Reception;Wheelchair Access To Restaurant;Wheelchair Access To Bar;Wheelchair Access To Conference Rooms;Wheelchair Access To Leisure Facilities;Wheelchair Access To Disabled Car Parking Spaces;Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas;Wi-Fi Available In Rooms;Bar;[Channels] News;[Channels] Movies (Pay Per View);[Channels] Music;[Channels] Childrens;Radio;Public Air Conditioning

How to Get to Hampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre NEW

From the North – take M6 to junction 26 and follow signs M58 Liverpool. Follow to end of M58 and follow signs for A59 Liverpool. Continue to follow A59 City Centre until picking up signs for the Albert Dock. This will take you right off the A59 onto the A5053 heading for the Albert Dock. The Hotel is situated opposite the Albert Dock behind the Baltic Fleet historical pub turn left in to the spare road after the pub. Car park is on the side of the Hotel.From the South – M6 to junction 21A take M62 to Liverpool follow signs for City Centre until picking up signs for the Albert Dock. This will take you via the A59 onto the A5053 heading for the Albert Dock. The Hotel is situated opposite the Albert Dock behind the Baltic Fleet historical pub turn left in to the spare road after the pub. Car park is on the side of the Hotel.

Note: Cancellation Policy

Number of Days: 1
Policy: First Night Stay Chargeable

Star Accreditation: 3G
Accredited By: Visit England
Total Number of Rooms: 8

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About The Garden Court Guest House | Southport

A friendly family run traditional bed and breakfast updated to provide a warm comfortable clean and modern home away from home. All rooms have all the usual facilities and benefit from digital free-view LCD TV sets access to free WI-FI and perhaps most importantly comfy beds! On-site and off -site free parking available. Ideally located to make the most of Southport’s many attractions and just over the road from the Southport Theatre and Convention centre. Adele’s home cooked breakfast is a must and will certainly set you up for the day – as many previous guests have kindly commented on visit our website for reviews !

Facilities at The Garden Court Guest House | Southport

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout;Cots available;Car parking available onsite;Wi-Fi Available;TV;Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room;Wake Up Call Available;Ground floor bedrooms;Car Parking Available Offsite;Park and Ride;Disabled Access Public Areas;Disabled Access Bedrooms;Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas;Wi-Fi Available In Rooms;Breakfast to go;[Channels] News;[Channels] Sky Sports;[Channels] Music;[Channels] Childrens;Radio

How to Get to The Garden Court Guest House | Southport

Just off the promenade located opposite the Southport Theatre and Convention Centre car park entrance.

Note: Cancellation Policy

Number of Days: 2
Policy: First Night Stay Chargeable

Star Accreditation: 3
Accredited By: Visit England
Total Number of Rooms: 14

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About Stanley Park Hotel

Brand New to Laterooms we are offering substantial discounts for a limited time !This property features Spacious Rooms with En-Suite Bathrooms. We have a Licensed Residents Bar which is open to the public on match nights attracting regulars including some ex-players. The hotel has extensive outdoor seating and a beautiful garden area overlooking Stanley park.The hotel’s Annex House across the street contains another six rooms with three shared bathrooms. This property also offers Self-Catering facilities and BBQ Area.Both properties have free WiFi access for your convenience. We are located just one minute walk from Liverpool FC’s Anfield Stadium and five minutes from Everton FC’s Goodison Park. EpsteinHouse is the former home of the Family of Brain Epstein. Beatles fans will be delighted with both the history of the building and our Beatles Memorabilia.

Facilities at Stanley Park Hotel

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout;Car parking available onsite;Wi-Fi Available;TV;Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room;Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas;Wi-Fi Available In Rooms;Bar

How to Get to Stanley Park Hotel

Stanley Park Hotel27 Anfield RoadAnfield LiverpoolL4 OTFTravel Enquiries Office in Liverpool +44 (0)151 236 7676 and +44(0)870 608 2608#FROM THE CITY CENTRE – Head north along Byrom Street Scotland Road Kirkdale Road Bear Right onto Everton Valley Walton Lane Turn Right onto Anfield Road Proceed up the hill and the hotel is on the left hand side BEFORE the football stadium.#FROM THE M62 – Turn right onto Queens Drive. Proceed until Turn Left on Walton Lane. Follow this road and turn Left after Stanley Park onto Anfield Road the hotel is on the Left hand side near to the football stadium.#FROM THE M57 – Take Junction 4 and head west along the East Lancashire RoadWalton Hall Road Walton Lane turn Left after Stanley Park onto Anfield Road the hotel is on the Left hand side near to the football stadium.#FROM AIRPORT-The Airport Information Desk will tell you where to get Bus No 500 from the Airport to Queens Square or a taxi should cost about £14#FROM QUEENS SQUARE – Get Bus No 17 to The Arkels Public house Arkels Lane L4 from The Arkles Pub walk up Anfield Road towards the stadium keep the stadium on your left. Epstein’s Stanley Park Hotel will be on your right at 27 Anfield Road L4 0TF#FROM LIVERPOOL LIME STREET TRAIN STATION – Walk to Queens Square Bus Station. #FROM LIVERPOOL NORTON STREET COACH STATION – Walk 1 minute to London Road and Get Bus No 17 to The Arkels Public house Arkels Lane L4 from The Arkles Pub walk up Anfield Road towards the stadium keep the stadium on your left. Epsteins Stanley Park Hotel will be on your right at 27 Anfield Road L4 0TF#TAXI PRICES (Approx)From Airport £14From Lime St £8From National Express Station £7From Queens Square £8

Note: Cancellation Policy

Number of Days: 2
Policy: Entire Booking Chargeable