62 Castle Street Hotel

We recently stayed at 62 Castle Street Boutique Hotel and overall had a very pleasant experience. The interior design is beautiful, stylish and very functional. The room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and the mattress was extremely comfortable, which made for a great night’s sleep. The location is excellent — right in the city centre, with everything within easy walking distance. There were, however, a few small downsides. According to the hotel’s website, bathrobes are included in every room. Unfortunately, there were none in ours. When we asked at reception, we received a rather evasive response and were left with the impression that since we booked the room at a lower rate, we shouldn’t expect them. That felt unprofessional and disappointing — guests do not set the prices, and the hotel advertises that all rooms have the same amenities, differing only in size. Another thing to consider is the noise. Given the central location, it is understandable, but if you are a light sleeper or planning to return late and rest properly after a long day of sightseeing, it may be an issue. Earplugs are recommended. Also, the fridge, placed right next to the bed, was quite noisy at times, which wasn’t the most practical design choice. Despite these minor issues, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend the hotel, especially for its comfort, cleanliness and fantastic location and beautiful design.

Stayed here last night with my husband as a little night away child free before Christmas. We were welcomed by 2 very lovely friendly ladies who checked us in and explained all we needed to know. The reception had a lovely Christmassy feel and smelt lovely. We arrived at the room to find it to be everything as expected and advertised. We stayed in a deluxe suite and the room was huge with city views. The room was very clean as was the bedding and linen. Mini bar prices were reasonable although we didn't use them. The big curtains were a hit as it keeps the room so dark. Yes there is some noise throughout the night but what do you expect for city centre. It wasnt anything drastic just a few police sirens and the occasional drunken shout. The location was perfect for shopping, night life and general tourist attractions. We didn't have breakfast but it did smell good and for ££11 dont think that seemed too bad. Will definitely consider staying here again next time we are in liverpool

Myself and my Fiancée have just stayed here for the weekend and we loved our King Suite, it was very boutique. The location was excellent for a night out and for shopping. Both Sam and Danny on the desk were so helpful and genuinely nice people. Will definitely return.

This hotel is in a great location. Lots of nice restaurants on Castle Street, short walk down to the docks, a great base for exploring the city. The majority of the bedrooms are very large. It is decent value for money. ||As other reviewers have said, the hotel is not quite as nice in the flesh at it appears on the website. A lot of the fitings are cheap and the decor is a bit tired. Hanging space and drawer space was very limited given the size of the room. It's all fine, but it's nothing special.||I found individual staff members to be very friendly and helpful, however overall the hotel does not give the impression of being professionally run. I had a lot of issues booking online and the hotel was very slow to respond to my emails/phone messages. Reception was randomly closed for 90 minutes at lunchtime. Again, not huge issues, but staying here didn't feel very special.||I didn't have breakfast but friends who did said the quality wasn't good. ||I personally wouldn't stay here again but as I said, it's decent value for money - you get a huge room in a great location. It just doesn't feel like much of a treat to stay here.

What an amazing hotel. The decor the rooms,the staff. Only one little fault I'm 6'4 and our shower head was fixed at around 5'4, could do to be heightened. Other than that.....perfect. Would definitely go back even if if ment squatting whilst showing.

Well we found this gem of a hotel after booking in somewhere else that turned out to be a nightmare. We potentially had a weekend away totally ruined but 62 Castle street came to the rescue. We were walking around the town and called into the bar for a drink. The staff were so helpful and we were able to book our remaining two nights at Castle Street. The staff are amazing. Their attention to detail remembering your names asking how your day was going and what you were up to was a lovely personal touch. The breakfast which was served in our room was at no extra cost was wonderful and a great start to the day. Some people would be worried by noise due to the bar below and its city centre location but we didn’t hear a thing. The room was full of character and extremely comfortable. So to sum it up great location great staff great room. If you’re looking for a city centre location when in Liverpool do not hesitate to book 62 Castle Street

The location is excellent but both my wife and I were extremely disappointed with the hotel and would definitely not stay here again. The noise from outside was horrendous which meant we slept very little the whole night. The room was also dirty as seen in the pictures. Spoke to the receptionist in the morning who didn’t really care about our experience and was flustered and worried when I mentioned I had taken photos of the state of the carpet - apologised that our stay wasn’t great but lacked the expected customer service that would make this a respected business. Avoid this hotel and go elsewhere

Stayed here for one night while over for a game. ||Check-in was easy, staff were super friendly & getting in at night was easy. ||Location is great, close to Liverpool One. Walking within the city makes it handy. ||Room was spacious & big, shower great - a good base for a short stay.

If you are looking for a bar or restaurant with class and style then look no further. Merchants 62 is chilled and unpretentious. Located at the top end of Lord Street, the building has a luxurious feel to it with large silver Tom Dixon special edition lighting features over the main bar. Alistair was our friendly bar tender who was chatty and helpful. Cocktail hour lasts a lot longer than 60 minutes, its from 5-9pm on weekdays during which time cocktails are just £4. Bargain. The food is excellent and good value if you take advantage of the early evening specials between 5 and 7pm. Choose from 2 courses for £9.95 or 3 courses with wine for £14.95. Now that's not much more than going large on a Big Mac Meal with a side or two. A great place to take someone special out on a first date. Other features include: -Free Wifi ...this is why I've given 5 stars! -Free refills on tea and coffee - goes well with the wifi ..thank you! -Free newspapers ...quality! -No queues -Comfortable seating

This place has got excellence written all over it! A friend's parent recently stayed here and I was invited to join them all for a meal, and what a great meal it was. But first, the rooms! The rooms in this hotel are all described as suites, and they are absolutely fantastic. Huge flat screen TV's, big double beds,.. even bath robes for your post shower relax! Everything was immaculate and the views of the city were fantastic! Then there was the restaurant! The decor was fantastic, set inside stunning Victorian architecture, and the food was great! We paid £15 a head for three courses and a glass of wine. I had Mackerel and Beetroot Salad to start, followed by grilled Sea bass and Eton Mess, it was all fantastic. The wine was great and the service was excellent! I would fully recommend this place to anyone staying in the city, or looking for a good meal in town!

I was impressed when this place was previously Room, a very stylish cocktail bar, so I was pleased when the venue changed hands and not only retained this up market approach but good quality drinks too. Merchants is the bar/restaurant appendage to 62 Castle Street Hotel but is open to all for food and drinks. We just stepped in for a couple of cocktails and were pleased with the service - confident and chatty barman without being the usual smug type that will try out his flaring techniques at any opportunity - and the qualiy of drinks available - a Mai Tai and Bramble were perfect but you will expect so at £7 a pop. However there is apparently a daily cocktail 'hour' between 5-9 daily.

Looking for the right balance between affordable and luxurious when booking a hotel can sometimes feel impossible, and I thought we'd found it in 62 Castle Street. A short distance from Lime Street Station and only 5 minutes around the corner from 'the shops', it's a great location if you want to be central. The exterior is unassuming, leading you into a lovely reception area - the kind where the receptionist is at a desk rather than a form of large podium, with lots of high backed leather chairs and the radio playing quietly in the background. Check in was simple, and we took the lift to our room. The room itself was super impressive, with huge windows, and a small step down to the 'lounge' area from 'the bedroom'. Nice bath toiletries were provided, and a tray of coffee/tea/hot chocolate and some oaty biscuits. The bedding was the kind that you never want to get out of, and large statement mirror for when you're getting ready. Unfortunately, we also found a number of flaws in the experience, hence the three stars. It was a super dark room (as in no main lights, leading us to flicking basically all the switches to try and discover what controlled what), and really noisy from both the hallway and room next door. The sink felt really low, and we were both taller than the showerhead, which was just frustrating. Free wifi is available, but was inconsistent throughout the stay. Doors are locked after 10.30pm, but there's always someone on duty to let guests in, plus a phone number on the door if you can't see anyone at the reception desk. Interesting to find in a city centre hotel, and good to know that they're conscious of safety. With so many hotel options in the city, I think we'll be trying somewhere else for our next visit.

When you get voted as one of the top 100 finest places to stay in the UK by The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, you must be doing something right. The location is fantastic and very central, just moments away from both the business district and Liverpool's vibrant nightlife. 62 Castle St is still a relaxing retreat despite its bustling location. You will find it is a rather fine blend of opulent decor and remarkable service from top notch staff. One of my boutique hotel heaven address' is 62 castle street. I am a bit bamboozled by the fact they couldn't come up with a more clever name but hey this is a minor complaint. With it being a boutique hotel unfortunately a night here isn't the cheapest of options. On a weekday it is likely to set you back around £80 with weekend night calls setting you back upto £115 at least depending on the room. Now for most boutique hotels the restaurant and cocktail bar offerings are either non existent or somewhat bygone conclusions. Not the case with this abode humble though...nie nie nie (no, no , no in polish) Merchant's bar and restaurant is the in house offering, and it does not dissappoint. Very much a favourite for private parties the decor is in line with the opulence of the hotel. You will not be dissappointed with the food although I must say it is mainly utilized by the guests. Still it is great to have the option to dine and drink at the hotel for those who wish not to leave the confines of the hotel. Another great hospitality jewel in Liverpool's hospitality crown...

Great bar focusing on cocktails. Vibrant atmosphere and friendly, helpful bar staff.