Excellent breakfast and very clean room and bathroom. Excellent location in the centre of Liverpool and just round the corner is Mathew Street home of The Cavern club for excellent daily live music...The Cavern restaurant was lovely too and great food. Excellent friendly breakfast staff in hotel and in main restaurant. The food is excellent in the Hotel. Well done to all the chefs. We had the best Sunday roast dinner ever so tasty and well presented, one beef Sunday roast and one Scouse and Liverpool lemon tart for dessert.

Some of the staff on reception were not so friendly or welcoming as last time we stayed in The Hards Night Hotel which is a shame as its a lovely Hotel but the lady that checked us in early to our room was really nice and friendly and very helpful.

Perfect location, close to all Liverpool landmarks and in the heart of the cavern quarter, couldn't be closer to Mathew Street for a night out or Liverpool One is going shopping and a short stroll from the train staion and docks. Very comfortable hotel, bar and restaurant worth a visit. Rooms comfortable and clean, highly recommended.

As it's in the heart of the city, it can be quite noisy. This didn't bother me but may bother some. There was only 1 working socket in the room which was a bit inconvenient and it would also be helpful to have a socket close to the mirror for getting ready.

Fantastic location, near to the Cavan, bars, shops and restaurants. Good bar area in the hotel with happy hour and afternoon entertainment which was a bonus on Halloween. Friendly helpful staff.

The lighting was really dim. This was in all the halls and in the room. There was a window but it did not let much light in as looked out onto other rooms. The room was quite noisy, you could hear trains- this was not too bad, but we had noisy women on our corridor squawking in the morning. Nothing the hotel could really do about that, but not great for light sleepers

The location was fantastic and central to everything such as Matthew street and Liverpool one shopping centre. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Great hotel bar attached to the hotel along with a restaurant.

The lighting in the room was very poor making it difficult to apply make up. Sue to being so close to Mather street the music was very loud till the early hours of the morning. However we was aware that there would be noise. New cushions needed as they are a-bit worn and flat. Shower room gets very slippery once you have been in the shower. Extra bath mats and anti slip mats should be provided for safety.

It was a very nice, clean and luxurious hotel. Beautiful rooms, very comfortable with space. A great location. Lots of Beatles exhibits dotted around, but not tacky. Just perfect. We parked at Liverpool one Q park, using the pre booked parking service, this worked seemlesly. Great value too. Our room was a bit noisy due to the party pubs in the street below. But this was not a major issue for us. One problem was the lack of a socket near the mirror for my wife's hair straighteners. Breakfast: We would have loved to have eaten breakfast in the hotel, but the price goes up in the morning for guests. So each day we had to get breakfast elsewhere, which was disappointing. However, these are all minor problems and this was an absolutely lovely hotel. The staff were fantastic. We will certainly stay again, and we would seek out Millennium hotels again for future trips.

Breakfast was lovely and lots to choose from, either hot or cold. Had a bit of confusion on the second morning regarding my reservation but that was promptly dealt with. Room was lovely, but personally the size of room and bed I would say best suited to solo traveller and not couples. Loved all the Beatles memororibilia, located very near to the Cavern, literally round the corner, not far to stumble back from after a few cocktails. Friendly, helpful staff.

One of the coffee machines at breakfast required change of beans. With only one machine working this caused slight queues, this could have been alleviated if member of staff dealt with it, but it was extremely busy in restaurant at the time and noth machines were working the following morning. Lack of sockets near the mirror and by dressing table in room. Had to place kettle on bedside cabinet to make a hot drink. No lift to get from downstairs main entrance to reception. Had to use the disabled lift. Curtains slightly torn in room and some damage to corner wall by door.

This was a splurge hotel chosen by my Beatles-crazy traveling companion. We paid something like $250 per night for a twin room once taxes and conversion were taken into account. The room itself was perfectly fine--clean and comfortable--but what you're ultimately paying for is location and theme. The hotel is a beautiful building just a 5-minute walk from the ever-popular Mathew Street, and most Liverpool sites are within 20 minutes by foot. It was fun to stay there.

The room we stayed in was very dark, even during the daytime. It also didn't really have an overt Beatles theme other than an artsy picture of the Strawberry Field gate, making it a nice, dark, generic hotel room. Like I said above, you're paying for location more than anything. It's not a negative or a "didn't like"--the hotel is in downtown Liverpool, after all--but note that you have to find your own parking. The Q-Park garage recommended to us by the hotel was quite expensive, even with the discount code. We ended up parking in the Victoria Street car park instead, and we paid about 18 quid for just under 48 hours of parking (just remember to take your ticket with you! You might need it to get back into the car park)

Love the hotel and I cant remember my room number exactly, I think it was room 315. Mo at the front desk was a great help and his customer service was second to none. He went over and above to help me and my family in whatever we needed .

The breakfast was the only blemish, we paid at 10 minutes to 10 the food trays were mainly empty, so we waited for them to be filled. They never were filled and we asked when new food would be put out and they said it wouldn't since the breakfast was now over. So essentially we paid for 3 people , had not been told it was closing 10 minutes later. The buffet manager started to put up a partitioned wall to show it closed and when we tried to step around it to get something to eat he was very upset. Everything else in the hotel was excellent , and the last time I stayed here the restaurant was called BLAKES and the service was much better and they acted as if they appreciated our business.

Great location in the city center for both night life and shopping etc, 10 minute walk from the train station. Nice big old building in great condition with lots of history. Big room, big bed, clean and nice of the staff to add birthday treat for my partner. We didnt eat at the hotel but did use the bar which is large, bright with plenty of seating etc.

Not much to add, lifts are slow but can't really blame the hotel for that. Bar is expensive compared to the local prices of other bars just 2 min walk away but then you expect this from large hotels. Slightly noisy at night but again you are right on top of probably one of the busiest bar streets in Liverpool so its a fair trade off and again to be expected. Sleeping headphones were a blessing here.

We loved the Hotel, it was aesthetically pleasing and the Staff were amazingly friendly and helpful. It was themed but not over the top and felt really welcoming and grand. Its a perfectly central location with lots to explore in the immediate vicinity. The room we had was with a Balcony overlooking Matthew Street, so right in the centre of the night life. This wouldn't usually be our vibe but as this was a 50th birthday celebration it was perfect! waking up to see the Liver birds over the rooftops was a treat

Nothing I didn't like! Its hard to try to criticise a hotel that was perfect for our needs.