Hotels With breakfast in Merseyside, United Kingdom

This hotel is lovely, well-situated and incredibly good value for money! We booked a midweek stay on a mobile, using a price comparison site and the multiple, additive savings resulted in a 3 night stay in a very nice hotel for less than the price of a hostel! Even if you have to pay full-rate, the hotel is great value. Comfy beds, spacious rooms, air conditioning, toiletries, blackout blinds, everything you need for a comfortable stay. The staff really shone, especially Marta and Greg, who ensured that my autistic son's needs were really well catered-for. I would book again in a heartbeat.

I stayed at the Pullman Liverpool Hotel for one night as a last-minute booking after reading several reviews and watching a few TikTok videos—and I’m glad I did. On arrival, I was greeted warmly, checked in quickly, and made my way up to my room without any hassle. I had emailed ahead requesting a nice view as it was my first time in Liverpool. I was placed on the 8th floor, which was great, but unfortunately my view overlooked the roof of another building. I did ask if this could be changed, but the hotel was fully booked due to the Easter break, which I completely understood. The room itself was comfortable and overall made for a pleasant stay. The location is a big plus—just a short walk to the Liverpool Museum, bars, restaurants, the wheel, and plenty of shops for a bit of retail therapy. Parking is quite expensive, but the hotel does stamp your ticket which gives you a discount. I checked in at 3:30pm, checked out at 12, and paid £18 for parking—without the discount, it could easily cost 5–8 times more. Now for the negatives: cleanliness could definitely be improved. I met some of the cleaners when checking out—lovely, friendly staff—but the room needed more attention. There was dust on surfaces, hair on the tissue container, only two tissues left, the bathroom and mirrors weren’t cleaned thoroughly, and the shower gel hadn’t been refilled, so after a few pumps there was none left. Overall, despite the cleaning issues, I had a pleasant stay and would definitely consider staying here again.

My Stay at Knowsley Inn & Lounge: A Delightful Weekend Getaway Just wrapped up a lovely weekend at Knowsley Inn & Lounge and wanted to share my experience! At £124.90 for two nights, it offered great value for a weekend escape from the hustle and bustle. The location on Ribblers Lane in Knowsley (L34 9HA) was perfect for what I needed. While not directly in Liverpool city center, it provided a more relaxed atmosphere while still being accessible to attractions. The area had a pleasant suburban feel that made for peaceful evenings after busy days exploring. I stayed from **Saturday, August 9 to Monday, August 11, 2025** — a nice two-night weekend break. Check-in after 2 PM was straightforward and efficient, and the 11 AM check-out time gave me plenty of time to get ready without feeling rushed on my final morning. The property itself had a charming character (I could see the building facade in the booking thumbnail), and everything inside was well-maintained and comfortable. The staff were attentive without being intrusive, making the whole experience feel welcoming and relaxed. What I particularly appreciated was the **all-inclusive pricing** — the £124.90 covered everything with no hidden charges or surprise fees at checkout. The Trip.com booking process was seamless, and having their price match and stay guarantee gave me extra confidence when booking. The ”Message Property” and ”Call Property” features on the app came in handy when I needed to ask about local transport options. Being able to communicate directly through the app rather than making international calls was super convenient. Is it the most luxurious place I've ever stayed? No, but it doesn't claim to be. Knowsley Inn & Lounge delivers exactly what it promises: a comfortable, clean, and pleasant place to stay at a reasonable price point. **Would I recommend it?** Absolutely! If you're looking for a nice weekend retreat in the Knowsley area with good amenities and friendly service, this place ticks all the boxes. Perfect for couples or solo travelers wanting to explore Liverpool and the surrounding areas without breaking the bank.

On arrival we were dismayed to learn that a permanent wedding marquee was erected in the internal courtyard, adjacent to our ground floor room. Although the music finished at midnight as promised by the receptionist, it was very loud and there was no chance of sleep before then. The room was not well maintained. The curtains were motheaten and the bathroom was a disgrace, with failed mastic around the cistern top, corrosion to the towel rail, cracks in the sink, blackened (with age) plughole and a detached plug with the separately detached plug chain left to lie on the shelf. There were several teas available e.g. green, Earl Gray but only one breakfast tea bag between the two of us. There was only one water glass. Whilst the bar staff (who also took orders for food, the restaurant being closed) were by and large courteous and pleasant, they were inefficient. The overall impression was that the premises lacked active management.

This was one of the worst hotel rooms we have ever stayed in. When we arrived, we were greeted by a pleasant front desk clerk. The lobby has a lot of character in keeping with the Titanic theme and the pictures of the rooms had the same theme. We arrived at our room (fourth floor #46) located on a dark hallway that was being painted. The room was large and also had some plush features like the curtains, furniture, chandelier and wallpaper. Unfortunately, that's where the positives ended. Our room was very hot, with no ventilation and one small fan. The desk clerk offered to bring a second fan when we requested a hair dryer, but the second fan never arrived. The windows could not be opened even a crack ”due to safety reasons”. The room was sweltering and sleeping was extremely uncomfortable. In addition, the carpet was very dirty, there was mold on the wall above the bathtub and the sink, the lights beside the beds needed to be replaced, and the towel rack was missing from the wall. There was a small kitchen which was nice, but it was missing the basics (glassware, silverware, plates) and one of the drawers was missing its front. In short, the room was in bad shape and we are very surprised they would host anyone in that room. In the lobby, there was a young man sitting at the Concierge desk and when we asked him for directions, he said he was security and had no idea. He could not have been less interested and barely looked up from his phone. Apparently, the rooftop bar is nice, but we did not go there. We have stayed in a lot of hotels and are pretty easy going when it comes to our expectations. This hotel has so much potential, but the experience was a huge disappointment and we would not stay there again and cannot recommend anyone stay there.

Staff are lovely ..beds really comfy ..sadly aircon wasn’t working but fans supplied were adequate. The bar area is a bit scruffy and also our room window was in desperate need of a clean in the outside …my phone presumed my lens needed cleaning !!!

I recently stayed at The Adelphi and overall, it was a pleasant experience. The room was clean and well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Its proximity to the train station was incredibly convenient for getting around. The convenience of having bar on-site was a definite plus. However, one significant drawback was the absence of refrigerators in the rooms. This was quite inconvenient, as it meant I couldn't store any perishable items or keep drinks cold for later, even with the bar downstairs. In today's world, having a fridge in a hotel room is almost an expectation, and its absence was definitely felt. Despite this, I would still recommend The Adelphi for its other positive aspects, convenient amenities, and easy access to transportation. I hope the management considers adding refrigerators to their rooms in the future, as it would greatly enhance the guest experience.

We stayed at the **Hampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre** and were generally pleased. The hotel is conveniently located almost right by Albert Dock and within walking distance of the city center, making it a good option for those who want to explore the city without excessive travel. From the very first moments, we liked that the staff was friendly and quickly helped with check-in, and the overall atmosphere in the hotel felt calm and modern. The room turned out to be clean, tidy, and quite comfortable for relaxing after walks around Liverpool. The bed was comfortable, the room had everything necessary for a short trip, and the overall level of service left a pleasant impression. It's particularly convenient that the hotel is suitable for both tourist trips and business visits: getting to key places in the city is easy, and returning to the hotel in the evening is not difficult. Breakfast was generally a bit weak. The selection of dishes was decent, the food was hot and fresh, and standard options included hot dishes, pastries, and drinks. However, it's worth noting that the breakfast area can get quite crowded in the mornings, and seating can sometimes be insufficient, so it might feel a bit cramped during peak hours. This isn't a critical drawback, but it is noticeable if you come at the busiest times. The most contentious point was the parking. It's available, which is convenient, especially for a city center location, but we had to pay **£52** for it, which seemed far too expensive for one night. From a practical standpoint, having parking under the hotel is a plus because you don't have to search for a spot on the street, but the price left us feeling overcharged. This particular point spoiled the overall impression the most, although in all other aspects, the hotel is quite decent. Otherwise, the Hampton by Hilton Liverpool City Centre can be considered a reliable and convenient option for a trip to Liverpool. It has a good location, decent rooms, a satisfactory breakfast, and polite staff. Apart from the high cost of parking, the hotel leaves an impression of comfortable city accommodation without unnecessary fuss. For a short stop, it's a very practical choice, especially if it's important to be close to attractions and not waste time on travel.

I've stayed at this hotel a few times now and you cannot beat its location. Straight out of the train station, turn right, and it's there. 5 mins walk to the shops and restaurants. Rooms are adequate size, fairly basic but perfectly acceptable for a one night stay. Bed was very comfy along with the pillows and bedding. Bar lacks any atmosphere which is a shame. Reception staff are always ready to give you a great welcome. Would recommend upgrading to get a St.George's view room.