Titanic Hotel Liverpool – Stanley Dock

We recently stayed at the Titanic Hotel Liverpool and honestly, it was one of the best hotel experiences we’ve had. From the moment we walked in, the place just feels special. The building itself is stunning – the exposed brickwork, high ceilings and the whole dockside setting make it feel luxurious but still warm and welcoming. Our room was absolutely massive, spotless, and beautifully decorated. The bed was incredibly comfortable and we had one of the best night’s sleep we’ve had in a hotel. Everything felt high quality, from the bathroom to the little finishing touches. The staff were fantastic – friendly, professional and nothing was too much trouble. You can tell they genuinely care about guests having a great stay. We also had drinks at Stanley’s Bar & Grill which was a lovely atmosphere, and the whole place just has a relaxed, classy vibe. It’s slightly out of the city centre which we actually liked as it felt peaceful, but it’s only a short taxi ride into town. Overall, an amazing stay and we will 100% be returning. If you’re thinking about booking, do it – you won’t be disappointed

My husband surprised me with a night away here for my birthday back in May 2025 and what a treat it was! ||This hotel is just WOW from the moment you arrive. The hotel is spotlessly clean and the decor is amazing. The welcome from the staff on arrival was great and we were checked in pretty quickly and easily! The corridors are quite dark so it did take some time to find our room with our eyes struggling to adjust haha but I think it really adds to the industrial feel of the hotel. We stayed in room 136. Our room was huge with a view over the dock! Again, spotless and loved the decor. The brick ceiling and the massive windows are absolutely stunning.||We loved the location of the hotel. We didn't want to be too central as wanted it to feel a bit more peaceful but it's still in a great location. Think it was about a 15 minute walk into the centre along the docks which we really enjoyed as the weather was beautiful but we did opt to Uber back after a long day of walking haha! ||Breakfast was great! Loads of choice and the food was great quality too and most importantly hot as sometimes buffets can lack this. I think it would be difficult to struggle finding something to eat with a massive choice of both hot and cold selections. We didn't get to eat any other meals here but if we stayed here again, I would love to try it!||We used the spa onsite which is stunning! My only slight complaint was that we had to pay £20 a head to just the spa facilities, I personally feel this should be included for hotel guests with it being quite an expensive hotel. However, we were really impressed with the cosy feels of the spa and it was definitely the relaxation we needed with a young baby at home haha!||Overall we will absolutely come back in future and will highly recommend to friends and family!

I had l lovely stay with my daughter, we were delighted to be upgraded to a HUGE room, and we had a lovely spa morning together too. It was a bit further out of the city than I expected but just a short uber ride. Breakfast was lovely too! Highly recommend for a spa getaway.

Lovely experience to spend a night in this beautiful hotel. Room is spacious and clean, friendly staff with good service. Very nice breakfast. We booked spa access in advance, will strongly recommend as very relaxed and love the fact that they keep a max capacity for access so everyone can enjoy the facilities. The points for improvement: Foot spa is not working, would like to give it a try. Lighting in room is quite dim. Will be nice to be able to be adjusted. *We went for love on the docks package with classic room, good deal as breakfast and bottle of wine included*

Great hotel, got a package deal for dinner, B&B that was really good value and booked into the Spa the day of arrival. Spa: hydrotherapy pool, sauna, saunarium, foot spas (not working on our visit), steam room, two experience showers plus a loungers, free herbal tea and water and a relaxation space (which was a touch too chilly to properly relax in!). The spa is small but well priced at £20 for 2 hours access for hotel guests. We both had an express treatment for £45 and they were great. Was very dimly lit and a little noisy but nice enough for a couple of hours relaxation. Treatment tagged on to the end of the 2 hour slot which was great. Room: room was fab - well decorated, spacious and well appointed. Beautiful bathroom with a nice shower and robes/slippers provided, all great with the exception of TERRIBLE PILLOWS!!! Room was set up as a twin and both beds had awful lumpy pillows. It was also very dimly lit. We had dinner and breakfast, both enjoyable and good value as part of the package. Location: didn’t really explore, just went to spa and recharge but seems quite an industrial area but with good links to central Liverpool and Everton Stadium. Overall a lovely stay in this impressive building only let down by awful pillows and the dim lighting.

I recently stayed at the Titanic Hotel Liverpool for the first time on Friday. I rarely stay in hotels in Liverpool since I live here, but I was genuinely blown away by how good the whole experience was. The first thing that hit me was how beautiful and clean the hotel is. It smells lovely throughout, the lighting creates a really nice atmosphere, and the rooms are big, comfortable and feel luxurious without feeling over the top. The bed was incredibly comfy too, I managed a full eight hours sleep which almost never happens for me. We had dinner in the Stanley Bar and Grill and the food was fantastic. Everything tasted great and the presentation was spot on. Breakfast the next morning was just as good. It is a full buffet but everything felt fresh, which is not always the case in other hotels. There were lots of options including continental choices, a pancake station and an omelette station. The juice and coffee selection was great, and I liked that you can grab a takeaway coffee while packing up to leave. What really made the stay though was the staff. From the moment you walk in you are welcomed with a smile, and that carries on throughout the stay. Everyone in the bar, restaurant and around the hotel clearly cares about looking after guests and making sure you have what you need. I honestly left with a smile on my face. A brilliant experience all round and I really hope I get the chance to stay again soon.

Truly love this hotel, this was our third visit. Corner rooms are huge, bed amazing and leather sofa comfortable, huge bathroom with large bath and huge shower. The quietest hotel we’ve ever stayed in, absolute bliss! Restaurant and bar large and vibrant, gym well equipped and all to myself! Things to consider: The size of the rooms meant it was pretty cold, management brought an extra heater up for us EV charging is a flat rate of £15 Parking is £10 per day Uber into town avg £10

We booked for a night away as we had tickets for the match. The hotel was lovely and the rooms were big, staff were friendly and nothing was too much trouble for anyone. It is slightly out of town and is quiet which is good for a good nights sleep. Only an overhead shower no hand held option , which is a pain if you don’t want to wet your hair so take a shower cap 😊 lovely hotel but bit pricey cost us £340 for 1 night with breakfast which is a bit steep in my opinion. breakfast was lovely plenty of choice and great service

The rooms are Huge! The views are Spectacular! The Resturant was not so good. The steak like rubber. But the view makes up for it.

Visiting the in-laws for dinner at their lodgings seemed like a great idea. With their room number memorized we attempted to get the lift up..however you need a room key to do so.. After collecting us we walked the hallway to their room. Which felt like the dark helms of a ship with massive cog patterned carpets. Their quarters were immense! With a massive bathroom and richly decorated room..very luxurious and stunning. Before heading to dinner we lounged at the bar. Ordering bottles of wine from the attentive waitresses. Live music played in the background which followed us through outside to admire the view. Eventually we decided to dine. We requested to be taken as far away from a Leary hen do. Alessandro was assigned to us and gave us a few moments to pick our victuals. The starters ranged from £7 -£10 mains from £15-30+. Bang conscious of this (as I was not paying) I chose the fish chowder to begin and hake with triple cooked chips for main. Other diners ordered bread with hummus, steak and fish and chips. After being to the bathroom (where I helped a hen doer with her zip) I returned to find my chowder. It was tasty but luke warm..the breads with their condiments was tasty and I sampled some Duck pate..nom The mains arrived soon after. With good presentation , I did have to chase my additional chips though. Everything did taste as good as it looked however the bill came to over £200..so not sure it was worth that much? Overall I would love to stay at this hotel as its stunning. However be careful in the restaurant!!

Great rum bar and restaurant. Nice and relaxing. Kind of pricey all round so it's hard to justify staying there too long.

This is by far the best hotel I have stayed in Liverpool! From the decor to the staff you can't get any better. If you are looking for luxury then this is it. When we got into our room we were blown away as they even added a personal touch of a birthday card and chocolates. The staff are really friendly and helpful and suggested great places to go whist in Liverpool.

Where do I start? I was super excited to stop here after booking up with secret escapes! 5 * hotel at nearly half the price with a bottle of wine on arrival - you cannot get much better than that! We were slightly confused on arrival as we thought it was city centre however it was about a 25 minute walk - definitely worthy of a taxi trip. It only cost us £4 with uber so not too bad! When we pulled up outside you realise the sheer side of this place! Walking towards the desk we were greeted and kindly asked how our journey was following a breakdown of when breakfast was and the fact our wine was waiting up in our room (score!). After taking the lift up to our floor we were greeted by almost darkness - I guess it all added to the theme however it continued in our room which was difficult when getting ready to go out! The room itself was HUGE with a big king sized bed, sofa and armchair and dining area not to mention the size of the bathroom which is bigger than my living room and kitchen together! With mr and mrs sinks, a large bath and a separate waterfall shower it was truly worth every *! We did make a quick call down to reception as we wished to swap our bottle of red to a white. Unfortunately it take take nearly 40 minutes to come to us even after calling down a second time it wasn't until then that we were informed they only had temperature room bottles left but would kindly provide a chiller and lots of ice. After what was a few too many bottles later we stumbled back and aimed to chill out on the sofas to drink a bottle of prosecco. Shattered we headed straight to bed with a plentiful amount of pillows and fluffy covers I was like slept like a baby. The shower in the morning was a welcome however I must say I was a bit overwhelmed with the cover of water across the cubical isn't what I'm used to! Next; the breakfast. With lots of tables nicely spaced out the dining area here is huge and used for dinner service too. With a nice balcony over the water its perfect for a few drinks or alfresco dining? Although I'm not sure if this is offered! With plenty of fruit, croissants, breads, cereals and yogurts there is lots on offer continental wise - including smoked salmon (although I wasn't a fan of it being sat out of a cool fridge area...) as well as ham and cheeses. The hot food was consistently replenished with the chefs cooking away in the background! I loved the sausages - none of this skinny tasteless crap but actually nice! The bacon was fairly standard and not quite crispy but the scrambled eggs, potato cubes and lots of mushrooms were sot on! Just what I needed before heading back on the train home! Thanks for a great stay to all the staff - I still have plenty of places to explore in liverpool so I shall be back soon!

Kate W and I recently visited this Titanic Hotel recently via a Secret Escapes offer, reducing the price by about 60% and including a bottle of wine and breakfast. As mentioned in Kate's review, this wasn't exactly in the location we thought it would be! There are actually about three 'titanic' hotels in the city, so be sure to know which one you're actually heading to. An Uber trip later and we were at the front door. It's a vast hotel and really nicely decorated. The nautical theme is very subtle, with some beautiful wall decorations and lots of natural light - in the downstairs area at least. Upstairs was a different story, with very dark hallways as rooms flank both sides with only one large window at either end. The room itself was beautiful and felt massive, but again was very dark! Lucky for us, we were treated to some amazing Liverpool weather so could let some sunlight in through the large window. The bathroom was really lovely, with a large stand-alone bath, two sinks, and some lovely peppermint-lavender toiletries. Service at the hotel was friendly and informative as to where breakfast etc. was in the morning. The only issue we had was wishing to swap the wine in the room from red to white as it took around 45 minutes for anyone to come upstairs despite a couple of phone calls. Everything else was quick, including check in and out, and ordering taxis was done at a simple press of the button. Breakfast on Saturday morning was included and served in the grand bar/restaurant space. We were offered a 10% discount to use on dinner but decided not to use it so we could explore the rest of the city. We were seated fairly quickly and started eyeing up the breakfast offering - both hot and cold, with a selection of juices on the bar top. The pastries were good, if a bit anemic, but the hot breakfast was much better. There were sausages, bacon, beans, a few types of egg (not for me) and small potato cubes on offer and we definitely had our fill! All in all a lovely hotel to know about but a little bit too far out of the city for my personal interest.

Stayed here for business. Beautiful hotel, amazing spacious rooms, super high ceiling , big TV lol , nice food , breakfast is a little bit boring (same food very day) . I didn't have a pleasant stay but it wasn't the hotel's fault , one of the rooms next to mine had a party and caused trouble till 2.30am , so I couldn't sleep and by the end I called the reception and they sorted it out really quick so all and all it was nice . The swimming pool and sauna aren't included in the price of staying at the hotel but the pool is lovely. I will definitely stay here again if I go back to Liverpool. Ps: although I did think there wasn't a lot of choices for food. I ordered some food for dinner and please don't order the pizza with fish and egg in it. It wasn't nice :(

Based on first impressions I wanted to love this hotel but gradually little problems kept showing up that left me with a less than great impression. Firstly, the positives. This place looks fantastic from the nautical theme (theme is probably too strong a word but you get the idea) to the rum bar to the great looking dining area you can tell that a lot of money has been spent on the place. The menu is nicely varied and the bar selection is good. I was in a standard room which was more than big enough and comfy robes as standard is a nice touch. Now onto my issues. Overall everywhere in the hotel just seems to be a little bit too dark and the lighting in my room didn't too much to help in that regard. Little pools of light were created but not enough to work from at a laptop. My main issue with the room was a connecting door into the room next door which didn't stop any noise coming through at all. I could hear every word that the woman next door was saying so lucky she was only talking otherwise things could have got embarrassing! We decided to check out the rum bar after I'd heard very good things and ordered 2 cocktails, both of which were a massive disappointment and not cheap at all. I would honestly say that they were 2 of the worst I've ever had which isn't good for a place making a big deal of their offering. To stay on the safe side we followed this up with 2 straight rums which were ruined by being served with too much ice and kept from us until the drink was extremely watered down. Finally my dining experience. We had a table booked and asked for an extra 10 minutes in the bar as a large party had just entered the restaurant and we wanted to give the kitchen a chance to get sorted. The maître d asked us to come back in 30 minutes and we would be seated immediately. After following his instructions we were left waiting for a table for another 25 minutes, repeatedly being told 5 minutes more and then left ages before having our order taken and being served food. While the food was good it wasn't good enough to make up for that. Overall I'm sure the impression I've been left with is fairly unique but I'm not in any rush to try it again

Absolutely brilliant. I have been at the hotel for 4 nights on business and I cant say a bad thing about the place. Rooms are clean and very generously sized. Beautiful linen and cloud like beds. Rooms are all fitted with great televisions and super fast Wifi. Both the restaurant and bar are near enough the best I have experienced within a hotel. Both breakfasts and dinners have been delicious and the ever attentive staff make even dining alone a pleasurable experience. The spa is due to open in a month or 2 but the place is worth a visit just to see the design and grand rum bar - I can highly recommend the rum old fashioned! I would hesitate to stay anywhere else. If you want the best - the Titanic is the place to be.

The new place for Drinks and dinner. Funky warehouse with good design furniture. Very edgy. Good basic cocktail list but first class ingredients.

I've never ever had to write a review regarding a hotel before and usually there policies are customer first. Sadly not with this hotel. I will save you the trouble and tell you not to bother wasting your money here! 4* Hotel? I don't see how.... Came here with my mum for her birthday treat booked a spa package (which included 25min treatments and 2 course lunch to be told we were having sandwiches), however our lunch was two hours late! We got up asked for a hot meal as we weren't told it was sandwich before booking. The waitress let us know she didn't know about our booking anyway and she wasn't informed of which menu so gave us the cheap option. The restaurant had 3 tables full (including me and my mum) therefor not busy! No one came to take our orders, didn't receive a drinks menu either, they were confused about our booking eventually making me pull up our booking on my phone. Unfortunately we weren't the only table to receive such bad service, the table behind actually turned around to let us know they'd been waiting an hour for there drinks/food. Quite embarrassing to have guest talking amongst each other. They however did get free starters and brownies. We didn't even receive an apology. Not sure why the discrimination? However what really disappointed me when I confronted the manager, he didn't even apologies, in fact he looked as if he had just woken up. He walked up and down around the restaurant oblivious to his paying customers after numerous complaints from us and the other tables mentioned. Once home I contacted the hotel to let them know how upset we were, only be met with such rude and inconsiderate replies. She mentioned we paid for a package that was heavily discounted however our total bill came to around £200 as our drinks weren't included, I wouldn't say this is discounted I would say they overcharge there services and it's definitely not worth it after the experience we had! The least you expect in a 4* hotel is customer service, it's not hard to remember to serve your customers. It really was a nightmare not to mention it was for my mums birthday! The staff's attitude and lack of communication between one another spoiled our high expectations of your restaurant and eventually spoiled our time. Please don't waste your money on bad places with awful customer service who actually don't care about you and only your money!! There are amazing places within Liverpool that wouldn't treat customers this way. I wasn't going to post this but I feel I must as I really don't want this to happen to anyone else. Regards

I've just returned from a spontaneous stay at the titanic hotel. The hotel itself is great, very luxurious, huge rooms and a great rum bar. However, the hotel is relatively new and staff are still learning the ropes. We arrived on Wednesday and my partner ordered a Bloody Mary. The bar had no Tabasco sauce, which is one of the main ingredients. He ordered bloody Mary's every day on our 4 day stay here, and during this time there was never any Tabasco sauce - not ideal for a bar in a luxury hotel! The staff also seem unaware of what is happening in other areas of the hotel. When my partner asked if I could get my eyebrows done in the spa, the girl on the bar said she had no idea as she has never been to the spa and doesn't know any of the staff there. Wrong answer, this was her opportunity to tell us how wonderful the spa was and encourage us to book treatments, but no! As a result we didn't bother to check it out. Our room, a superior dock side room, had a massive bedroom but a very tiny bathroom with no bath. The shower was powerful but I wasn't able to turn it on myself and it leaked! Room service wasn't the best either, firstly they took 10 minutes to answer the phone on two occasions and then a further 20 minutes to deliver 6 cans of coke. We didn't eat in the restaurant and had our breakfast delivered to our room, it was ok. I've had better. We did enjoy staying here, but it was our second choice hotel, the first being 30 james street which was fully booked. If we go back to Liverpool I think we would try and book there instead!

What a great hotel. HUGE ROOMS. Great experience overall. Staff was excellent. Had a cab waiting for me in the morning to take me to Anfield. The bar staff was awesome. They were very engaging. Kept us drinking and laughing all night. Can't wait to go back.

A brand new hotel and Conference Centre in a fully refurbished warehouse overlooking the atmospheric Stanley Dock is a real addition to the Liverpool scene. Hosting the International Festival of Business is a good way to get on the international map. Spacious rooms, very comfortable. Free wifi throughout is always a plus point. The restaurant service needs sharpening up, as although friendly, service was a little slow. However, overall, highly recommended.

We booked our wedding here so thought we'd try it out and stay the night. From the moment we checked in to the moment we checked out we couldn't fault the place. Rooms were amazing the staff were lovely and nothing was too much trouble. We didn't eat there but we had breakfast which was also titanic! Lots to choose from on the buffet breakfast. Can't wait to stay again.