Hope Street Hotel
Avantgarde Superior Hotel, Boutique Hotel in Liverpool > United Kingdom
Hope Street Hotel, Liverpool
Hope Street Hotel Liverpool offers forty-eight individualized rooms in an ultra contemporary hotel environment. Clean lines and comfort ooze from every polished-wooden and exposed brick corner of the rooms and suites, and with amenities like a huge flat screen TV, Egyptian cotton sheets and rain-fall showerheads, guests may never want to leave. The Hope Street Hotel's restaurant - London Carriage Works - features a menu for everyone with modern international food, complemented by the use of local, organic and fresh seasonal produce. Hope Street Hotel also offers its business-minded guests seeking to convene in contemporary style a well-equipped conference room, and for those hosting private parties the hotel’s exclusive board room.
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General Information:
| Category: | Avantgarde Superior [learn more] |
| Address: | , Liverpool, zipcode: [view map] |
| Type: | Boutique Hotel |
| Best Rate: | 150 GBP [View Calendar] |
| Total Rooms: | |
| Languages Spoken by Staff: | English, French, German, Spanish, , Polish, Dutch, Slovak, Indonesian |
| Credit Cards Accepted: | |
Highlights
Cathedral, Chic, Concert Hall, Downtown, Georgian Quarter, Hip, Minimalist, Modern, Modern, Pet Friendly
Liverpool, United Kingdom
This maritime mercantile city has become legendary in the 1960s for being the home of the Beatles, and you can still find Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields. You can also take a Liverpool Beatles Tour, with the Magical Mystery Tour, Cavern Club, Casbah, Beatles Story . Yet, the city was well-known as one of the world�s major trading centres in the 18th and 19th centuries, and you can see it from its architecture. Take a wander through central Liverpool, stopping at the new Met Quarter, home to a host of superb designer stores. Southport's broad boulevards have gained it the title "Paris of the North". But there's something else it shares with the French capital � a wide range of boutiques, high street names and continental markets. The obvious place to begin discovering Liverpool is Lord Street, but Chapel Street, Eastbank Street, Tulketh Street, Wesley Street and King Street are sure worth a look.