Top 20 Cool and Fun Hotels In Liverpool

This luxury boutique and fun party hotel captures the creative spirit of Liverpool with vibrant splashes of color and music-themed artworks throughout its rooms and communal spaces and local tunes pumping from the stereos.

Set near the gorgeous Western Approaches in the old business district of the city, it’s a great location with easy access to all the sights and sounds of this scouse powerhouse; you’ll never want to leave! 

Although this place isn’t quite in The Baltic Triangle, it’s certainly close enough. Its hip artistic space and shared workspaces pretty much sum up the vibrant, innovative millennial spirit of Liverpool’s digital scene.

It’s not just a unique boutique hotel with gorgeous rooms, fantastic brekkie, and cool communal spaces; it’s an immersive experience in one of England’s friendliest cities..… the perfect place to get inspired! 

A relaxed and comfortable hotel housed in a grade II listed building right opposite the iconic Pier Head and the Mersey Ferry. Fresh, bright rooms with all modern amenities compliment great communal spaces with original wood paneling, floors, and fittings.

There are loads of options for eating with a grab-and-go counter, two bars, and an American-style restaurant, plus some of Liverpool’s best restaurants nearby. History and modernity blend perfectly in this conscientiously restored hotel.

Just a short jaunt down the waterfront from The Albert Docks. Malmaison offers guests an exceptional stay in bright and colorful boutique rooms with excellent beds and superpower showers that will wake up even the most morning-resistant among us.

Expect the best amenities, including a private gym for guests, flat screen TV, and the opportunity to dine, drink, or just enjoy one of the best afternoon teas in town, all right onsite and in a prime location.

Like its namesake, this excellent hotel is massive, a fantastic sprawling complex in the restored warehouses of Port of Liverpool. Titanic Hotel has played an enormous part in the regeneration of the Stanley Dock area, and staying here is a fantastic experience for anyone who loves maritime history.

Utilizing the space to its absolute best, the rooms, even standard ones, are big and spacious, full of light, and complemented by careful respect for the building’s history. Cozy furnishings and related artworks soften exposed brickwork, original windows, steel fittings, and concrete ceilings.

The complex includes the delicious Stanley Bar And Grill and the Rum Rooms, where guests can enjoy craft cocktails and an extensive menu of delicious, unpretentious food.

If you are in need of some R&R, head down to the subterranean Maya Blue Wellness for all manner of spa treatments, a hydrotherapy pool, experience shower, and luxury foot baths set under the red brick arches of the building. All of this is just a ten-minute walk from the city center and all the sights and amenities, unmissable… I highly recommend a visit! 

An affordable and comfortable modern 4* hotel right in the heart of Liverpool One, Liverpool’s premier shopping district, and a stone’s throw from the iconic Albert Dock.

Big spacious rooms, amazingly comfortable beds, unpretentious mid-century modern decor, and some with river views too.

The hotel has a bar and restaurant onsite and all the amenities you’d expect, plus an excellent breakfast buffet, a friendly Liverpool welcome, and a perfect location for exploration. 

This one is for the Evertonians! The whole hotel is a wonderfully vivid celebration of Everton’s most renowned center forward, Dixie Dean.

One of the team’s most prolific goal scorers, Dixie took the club by storm in the 20s and 30s… he remained dedicated to the end, eventually dying at Goodison Park in 1980 while watching his beloved blues! Expect a lot of blue and gold decor and plenty of memorabilia in this opulent shrine to Liverpool’s oldest football team.

Big groups might be interested in hiring out the fabulous caves… a network of luxury rooms and facilities that can hold up to 28 people! A unique experience! 

A really hip, spacious, modern aparthotel with all the flexibility of home and all the amenities of a luxury hotel: gym, breakfast bar, Wi-Fi, and guest Laundry and Pantry… all on the iconic Liverpool Waterfront.

You’ll feel like you’re really living the dream! 

This place really is in the heart of Liverpool’s pioneering digital district, surrounded by hip bars, fantastic coffee, and vibrant Street art.

The Baltic Hotel is ideal for those who like to work hard and play hard. The rooms are super cool and yet still affordable, and if you don’t feel hip going in, you certainly will come out.

We are talking record players, vintage vinyl, live music, and mingling on Friday and Saturday nights, and all are just a few steps from some of the most excellent clubs and bars in town.

Whether it’s dancing ’til 5 a.m. at 24 Kitchen Street or sipping a cocktail in the tucked-away Botanical Garden, there’s plenty to do and see in this fantastic city, and the Baltic Hotel is the perfect place to start.

This really gorgeous boutique hotel occupies a beautifully restored red brick Victorian building, one of the oldest buildings in the area. Situated in Kirkdale, just North of the city, it offers a different perspective to the hustle and bustle of the city center.

It is just half a mile from both of the stadiums, a stone’s throw from Stanley Park with its Victorian palm house cafe, and about a mile from the center of town.

The hotel offers one free Uber ride per stay, and it is also just 5 minutes from Sandhills station, which is one stop from all the main attractions. Rooms are absolutely stunning, fantastic in size, with some actual luxury touches, such as breakfast hampers and,  in some rooms,  jacuzzi baths.

There’s a fantastic resident’s bar where you can pass the time with friends and lots of cool stuff nearby, such as Liverpool Climbing Wall and Airborne Academy, which would make perfect activities for Stags and Hens or family gatherings. 

This beautiful guesthouse is on the famous Beach Lawn or Captains Row in the gorgeous suburb of Waterloo, overlooking the iconic ‘Another Place’ by Anthony Gormley.

Nestled between the prior residence of Sir Thomas Ismay, owner of the famous White Star Line, and the historic home of Edward Smith, Captain of the Titanic, you are really in the company of legends.

Amberley House is stunningly renovated in keeping with its history; guests can enjoy a home-cooked breakfast in the beautiful dining room, take in the view of the sea from the porch, and have the best sleep ever in one of the fantastic and impeccably decorated guest rooms.

Staybridge offers cozy and colorful home-from-home style suites a stone’s throw from the historic Albert Docks. This is an Aparthotel-style complex that balances the flexibility of being fully self-catering while providing plenty of opportunities to mix and mingle with other guests.

A well-stocked pantry is available for supplies, so you’ll not go hungry. Staybridge is in an excellent location, right next to M&S Bank Arena and the Liverpool Wheel and just a short walk from Liverpool One and the hip and trendy Baltic Triangle area.

It’s also great for a working break, with free Wi-Fi and the use of communal workspaces and flexible workspaces in the suites; the fact that it is also affordable makes it an excellent option no matter what brings you on your travels. 

This little gem is in the city’s oldest bank, right in the middle of town, close to all the sights, and just 5 minutes away from the cavern quarter.

The 35 affordable boutique rooms have all the creature comforts and plenty of decorative flair, and you’re guaranteed an excellent night’s sleep in the super comfy beds. The staff are full of that classic scouse hospitality and will go above and beyond to make your stay memorable.

Continental breakfast is served in your room, and the hotel has a good partnership with The Alchemist next door to provide cooked brekkie over the weekends and evening meals if that’s what you fancy! 

This is a unique self-catering experience that utilizes the best part of the city… the waterfront!

The Boat is permanently moored at the swanky Liverpool Yacht Club. It features a gorgeous, cozy, modern interior with a fully equipped kitchen and stunning outdoor decks where you can sit and watch Liverpool’s beautiful sunsets or just make friends with the ducks while having a glass of wine.

The Boat sleeps six and gets booked up incredibly fast, so be sure to book early to avoid disappointment. 

A compact and chic modern hotel in the very heart of the Ropewalks District…. It’s a pretty cool part of town if you like to party!

It is also close to the center and some Liverpool staples like FACT Cinema and Bold Street Coffee, not to mention the up-and-coming Chinatown with its ever-evolving restaurants and bars like Chamber 36 and Vietnam.

Rooms are affordable and comfortable, with all the facilities you need to have a great stay.

Set around the great domed banking hall of the original 1868 Alliance Bank, this beautifully renovated hotel occupies one of Liverpool’s many beautiful Grade II listed buildings.

Shots of color and plenty of styles make the rooms chic, comfy, and a little different, too.

Castle Street and the surrounding streets are a foodie haven, with a plethora of excellent restaurants to sample….I can personally recommend Six By Nico and La Famiglia, but there are so many to choose from, and 62 Castle Street puts you right in the heart of things. 

Cool-looking rooms in the very center of town, The Print Works offers a quiet, comfortable stay just a couple of minutes from Lime Street Station and right in the thick of all the action.

Rooms are big and feature colorful decor, exposed brickwork, and tiled bathrooms with a hairdryer. There’s a bar downstairs for guests to relax in after a long day exploring the city. 

This small independent hotel above a pub is the perfect place for Liverpool Fans as it is situated right next to Anfield Stadium.

It’s got excellent industrial touches like exposed brickwork and clean white tiles, but it’s also cozy and friendly and just steps away from a good pint of Guinness.

It’s a way out of town in an area that is at the start of its regeneration, but there are a couple of friendly community enterprises nearby. Homebaked is a fantastic bakery with arguably the best pies in Merseyside, and Kitty’s Laundrette is an innovative community hub and hangout with heart.

You can even see little old me Ceilidhing on the website! A great place to stay for a game but also to check out some of the grassroots projects that the city has to offer. 

It is tucked away on the cusp of Liverpool’s Chinatown and Ropewalks region; this historic property used to belong to a sea captain.

Now, it’s transformed into a thoughtfully decorated boutique hotel with some stunning rooms and facilities; it doesn’t hurt that it’s also right next to The Grapes, one of the best pubs in town!

Another super quirky ‘Boateis l’ is situated in the marina at Liverpool Yacht Club. This tongue-in-cheek self-catering accommodation has caused a stir or two in its time but has now found a permanent home.

The interior is kitschy 1912 Titanic luxury, black and red tiles, brass fittings, and wooden paneling, combined with a modern kitchen, shower room, and bunks.

It sleeps six and is the perfect place to explore Liverpool’s gorgeous waterfront, famous Albert Docks and Beatles Story, and the Maritime Museum, Tat,e and Liverpool Museum.

It’s also just a short walk from the hip Baltic Triangle and Liverpool’s eclectic mix of shops and world-class eateries. Kate and Leo are omitted, sadly!