2025-05-08
Where to stay in Liverpool, England: best areas and hotels for every type of trip.
Are you looking for hotels in Liverpool, UK? Then you’ve come to the right place!
That’s because I know the city well and I know from experience that the location of your accommodation can make all the difference.
Liverpool is known as the city of the Beatles and soccer, but there’s so much more to discover. It has incredible museums, a beautiful historic center and a relaxed atmosphere that wins over any visitor. And a lively nightlife!
And the good news? Liverpool has great hotels in the center, in areas such as Albert Dock or the creative Baltic Triangle, which are perfect for exploring the city on foot and getting a feel for the local atmosphere.
However, the ideal choice with the perfect location depends on what you want to do in Liverpool. Do you want to be close to the main attractions? Do you prefer a quiet area overlooking the river? Or are you planning a getaway on a tighter budget?
To help you out, in this article you’ll find suggestions of where to stay in Liverpool, from luxury hotels to budget options, as well as accommodation with excellent value for money.
All designed to help you decide where to stay in Liverpool, comfortably and within your budget. Let’s find out together where the ideal hotel for your trip is?
Quick tips for choosing where to stay in Liverpool
- Want to explore everything on foot? City Centre or Albert Dock are your best bets.
- Going out at night? The Baltic Triangle has original bars and plenty of atmosphere.
- Looking for a quieter area? The Georgian Quarter could be ideal.
- On a budget? Check out hostels or 2-3 star hotels in the center or in the Lime Street area.
Where to stay in Liverpool: City Centre – close to everything
Liverpool’s city center is practical, lively and ideal for those who want to explore the city on foot. It’s close to the Albert Dock, the central station and many restaurants and bars.
Advantages: central location, good range of hotels, easy access to everything.
Disadvantages: busier, especially at night.
Accommodation suggestions:
- The Resident Liverpool (4 stars) – modern rooms, well located.
- Ibis Styles Liverpool Centre Dale Street (4 stars) – boutique style hotel near The Cavern Bar.
- Novotel Liverpool Centre (4 stars) – comfortable, with indoor pool.
- Tune Hotel (2 stars) – more economical, simple and efficient.
Where to stay in Liverpool: The Georgian Quarter – charm and tranquillity
An area steeped in history, with elegant buildings, tree-lined streets and a quieter atmosphere, it’s ideal for those looking for a peaceful stay.
Advantages: beautiful and quiet area, close to good restaurants.
Disadvantages: a little further away from the shopping area.
Accommodation suggestions:
- The Dixie Dean Hotel (4 stars) – luxurious rooms at reasonable prices.
- Hope Street Hotel (4 stars) – stylish boutique hotel.
Where to stay in Liverpool: Baltic Triangle – creative and alternative
One of Liverpool’s coolest areas, full of urban art, alternative cafés and cultural spaces. Perfect for those who like to explore the more creative side of the city.
Advantages: relaxed atmosphere, original bars, galleries.
Disadvantages: can be noisy at night.
Suggested accommodation:
- Radisson RED Hotel, Liverpool (4 stars) – luxurious choice with an excellent location.
- The Baltic Hotel (4 stars) – modern and well decorated.
- YHA Liverpool Albert Dock an affordable option, such as a hostel offering both private rooms and dormitories.
Where to stay in Livepool: Albert Dock – river views and a unique atmosphere
Albert Dock is one of the city’s postcards, so sleeping here means being right next to the River Mersey and the most famous museums.
Advantages: beautiful scenery, next to the Beatles Museum, Tate Liverpool and the Ferris Wheel.
Disadvantages: fewer affordable options.
Suggested accommodation:
- Crowne Plaza Liverpool City Centre by IHG (4 stars) – overlooking the Royal Liver Building and, in addition, the River Mersey.
- Holiday Inn Express Liverpool-Albert Dock by IHG (3 stars) – inside an old warehouse, very nice!
- Staybridge Suites (4 stars) – ideal for longer stays, as some accommodation units have an in-room kitchen.
Are there hotels near Anfield Stadium or Goodison Park?
Yes! If you’re visiting Liverpool to watch a Liverpool FC or Everton FC match, then you should know that there are hotels well located near the stadiums.
Near Anfield (Liverpool FC):
- Hotel Anfield (3 stars) – An ideal boutique option for Reds fans, right next to the stadium.
Near Goodison Park (Everton FC):
- The Dixie Dean Hotel – Themed hotel dedicated to the legendary Everton player, plus it’s close to the city center.
- spacious 3 bed – EFC stays – apartment just a few minutes from Goodison Park.
Map with accommodations in Liverpool
Everything you need to know before booking a hotel in Liverpool
How much does a hotel in Liverpool cost on average?
I found hotels in Liverpool a bit expensive, and of course the price depends a lot on the area and the time of year, but here are some average prices for accommodation in Liverpool:
- 3-star hotels: between 70£ and 110£ per night.
- 4-star hotels: from 120£.
- Hostels and budget accommodation: from 40£, especially if you book in advance.
Where is the best place to stay in Liverpool?
As I mentioned at the beginning of the article, the best area to stay in Liverpool depends on what you’re going to do in the city, so I’ve taken the liberty of suggesting different accommodations in the city.
In any case, if you want to explore everything on foot, City Centre and Albert Dock are the best neighborhoods, but if you want to go out at night, the Baltic Triangle has original bars and lots of atmosphere.
How many days does it take to visit Liverpool?
I spent three days in Liverpool and I think that’s the ideal amount of time to see the main tourist attractions without rushing around.
However, Liverpool is an excellent base for exploring other cities such as Manchester or Birmigham.
Is Liverpool a safe city?
I felt quite safe in Liverpool, so I think yes, it is a safe city, as long as you take normal travel safety precautions.
Do I need a car to visit Liverpool?
You don’t need a car to visit Liverpool, because the city is easy to explore on foot or by public transport. In other words, you only need a car if you want to visit places outside the city, such as Chester or the Lake District.
In any case, if you’re thinking of renting a car in Liverpool, I use and recommend Discovercars, which is, in my opinion, where I get the best conditions.
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