Tune Hotel Liverpool

Room was basic but well equipped, cleanliness wasn't to the level I would have expected ( blocked shower drain, air vents stuffed with dust, carpet around window area badly stained). The A/C didint work for the duration of our stay, it's was chilly in the room at night as the outside temps were down to 3-4 degrees Celsius. To get to our second floor room was a bit of a mission, you would nearly need a map to find your way. If going to Liverpool again, I wouldn't stay here again.

Never AgainAccessibility: If you have the misfortune of being allocated a room on the 4th floor, prepare yourself for a journey. You must first take a lift to the first floor, walk along the corridor and navigate a set of stairs, then take another lift. Not exactly seamless.Heating: An ugly standalone air conditioning unit blowing suffocating hot air greeted me upon entry—not what I was expecting.Lighting: Thank goodness for the mini table lamp you can move around, because there's no lighting near the bed whatsoever. Your options are either blinding football stadium lighting overhead or complete darkness. Well, almost complete darkness—sleep on the wrong side of the bed and you'll be treated to an annoying bright green light that stays on all night. Delightful.Amenities: Zero cups in the room. Fancy a little glass of prosecco before your event? You'll have to drink straight from the bottle. I suppose you could venture downstairs for a paper cup, but that would require navigating two lifts, a mini set of stairs, and mounting an entire expedition.Bathroom: Long hair and want to shower or rinse your feet? Think again. The showerhead is fixed to the ceiling with no adjustable cord, making it impossible to direct the water where you need it. I ended up shaving my legs in the bathroom sink—which, at least, gave me a chance to appreciate my flexibility, as the high sink is certainly no joke for someone who's 5'2".Bottom line: Just pay a few quid more and stay at the Easyhotel next door. Yes, they don't have cups in the room either, but at least it's no bother to fetch one.

The location of it couldn't be better. Right in the centre of Liverpool. Close to all the attractions.||When we arrived the key wouldn't work on the room. Was swapped for another one quickly but she wasn't surprised like as if it regularly happens. ||The hotel was situated inbetween a load of pubs and nightclubs so it was noisy for most of the night. But you can't book a city centre hotel and not expect any noise. ||The room was comfortable considering the price. I missed having a kettle in the room so much that I thought about buying one for the stay. The room seemed cold all the time. There was a draft coming through the window. Only a thin duvet on the bed. Only one pillow per person which was as flat as a pancake. The bathroom door wouldn't shut properly so the person you're with can see and hear everything you're doing.||Having said all of that I'd book it again if I was visiting Liverpool in the future.

Overall value for money! Cheap and central location! I’ve stayed at this hotel on a few occasions now for work purposes, and my experience has varied slightly depending on the room. Most of the beds have been very comfortable, though I did once have a mattress that felt a bit too firm. The rooms and bathrooms have always been clean, which I really appreciate. There have been a couple of minor issues with amenities — for example, a shower door that wouldn’t close properly on one visit, and curtains with holes in them on another. These weren’t major problems but worth noting. The staff on reception have always been friendly and polite, which makes a positive difference. The main issue I’ve consistently experienced, however, is noise. While I understand this isn’t entirely the hotel’s fault, some guests can be inconsiderate, speaking or laughing loudly in the corridors late at night. I think the hotel could help by putting up reminders around the property to encourage guests to be mindful of noise, which would go a long way toward improving the overall experience.

Great stay, super basic for one night. You get what you pay for double bed, shower and a desk. Stayed for a concert, got to keep my bags there for me to go shopping, staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel is like a Maze lifts and stairs everywhere. Good luck after a few drinks ha! All it all very good would stay again.

Staff were friendly and helpful. And wouldn't stay here if the noise from nightlife and corridors can disturb light sleepers but Short stays or city breaks and very convenient central spot and good value if location matters most. No tea/coffee making facilities in rooms (can be bought at reception)

This is a basic, budget hotel in a great location for Liverpool city centre. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The place is a bit of a maze but it's an old building and signage is good and clear. While it appears that the communal areas of the hotel have recently been refurbished cleanliness of these isn't great. The room itself was basic but beds were comfortable. Could have done with more than one pillow though. The room had big windows but the curtains on one window didn't fit properly, letting light in through the gap. Shower kept fluctuating between hot and freezing cold and the only channel available on the TV was BBC2. No extras in the room such as tea, coffee or even water. Would I stay here again? Probably not. There are better hotels for not that much more money and I'd rather pay the extra.

The hotel is in a great location on Castle Street — close to bars, restaurants, and shops, and just a short walk from the Albert Dock.|The room was clean but quite small. There were no tea or coffee-making facilities, though you can purchase drinks at reception.|The layout of the hotel is a bit of a maze, with plenty of corridors and lifts to find your way through — not ideal after a few drinks!|The bed was comfortable, but the duvet and pillows were quite thin.|Overall, it’s a decent budget option, but don’t pay more than £100 per night — it’s not worth more than that.

Do not book this hotel ! It's a trap ! It's just not right . It can be somewhat cheap if you are in a budget but ' Hotel A and Hotel B' : I don't get it . No! No! Save your money