Upscale boutique hotel with chic rooms, award-winning restaurant, and spa














"Built on a hill with killer city views, and right across the street from the Liverpool Philharmonic, the Hope Street is a near-perfect renovation. Carved out of a former carriage works, all 89 rooms are painted white, with waxed-oak floors and exposed-beam ceilings that create a Nordic ambience and reference this port city’s shipbuilding past. Each is graced with loads of natural light, under-floor heating, Egyptian-cotton sheets, big TVs, DVD players, and oversized beds. The bar is the most happening spot in town, and the London Carriage Works restaurant is a great bet in a city where the food scene is an unappetizing snapshot of life before the U.K. went gourmet."

"In the centre of Liverpool, the 4-star Hope Street Hotel boasts stylish rooms with luxurious furnishings and views over the city. It has an award-winning restaurant and bar serving a range of drinks. Rooms at Hope Street have wooden floors and a flat-screen TV with DVD and CD players. A movie library is available, and bathrooms have REN toiletries and large luxury showers. The London Carriage Works restaurant serves modern international food. Afternoon tea features fresh-baked cakes and the breakfast menu ranges from light bites to a full Liverpool breakfast. The bar offers bottled beers, cocktails and 150 wines and champagnes. It also serves sandwiches and bar snacks. Guests at Hope Street Hotel can make use of 24-hour room service. Liverpool Lime Street Rail Station and the city’s shopping, eating and entertainment district is a 15-minute walk away. The Beatles Story, the International Slavery Museum and the Tate Liverpool are just over a mile from the building." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"Liverpool was long known as an industrial city, but as is the case in most of today’s thriving cities, its new industry is culture. And in the heart of the so-called cultural quarter, between the two cathedrals at each end of the eponymous road, the Hope Street Hotel lies walking distance from the theatres, the Philharmonic Hall, and the dockside Tate museum. The city’s best restaurants are close at hand as well, and one of quite close indeed — it happens to be the hotel’s own London Carriage Works." - Tablet Hotels
