This is a late Georgian/early Victorian range gentry houses put together to form a hotel. It is in sharp contrast to the air conditioned (i.e. freezing cold) filing cabinets that is the model for most of the hotels in Liverpool 1. The bonus is you can open the window and get fresh air, there is a garden (which would benefit from real grass rather than artificial) to escape into for more fresh air, a pleasant bar/dining room, well appointed rooms with period style furniture that matches the decor, and most importantly friendly helpful staff (the receptionist).

One pane of the sash window was covered with film to obscure the view and another chair in the room would have been better than the oversized wardrobe blocking part of the window, as the window was one of the best features of the room.

Friendly staff & clean hotel. Little bit noisy at times due to the weekend and the listed building status, but this was a minor issue as it was usually just doors I could hear. Room was a good size for a solo traveller and was clean. They do have off road parking for about 10 cars, unfortunately due to the busy weekend this was full, though I managed to park right outside on the road. I would assume most other times there's a good chance a space would be available.

My only issue is the 4pm check in, as I find this to be a little late, however, they do allow for a preregistration which means you can go out and explore, grab some food and a drink whilst you wait. The hotel also has a bar and a pool table if you would prefer to waste a bit of time that way instead. Overall I would definitely return here again.

From the reviews I was expecting a run down hotel so I was quite surprised when I arrived and instantly loved it. It has so much character and charm, like stepping back in time! The reception staff were lovely, I was in room 11 and it was lovely, solid wood wardrobe and bedside tables. Bed was so comfy, TV worked great, bathroom was spacious I had a lovely sleep. Breakfast was continental and very nice with toast and pastries etc, plenty of flavoured teas. Check out was easy, I shall definitely be coming again. I have stayed in places that cost more than this that had shared facilities so I cannot understand why people are complaining.

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friendly staff and very welcoming!

The breakfast was rather good, but a bit of cheese and meat for on your bread is always better than only marmalade. I have diabetes type I and can't eat the sweet things (pastries/marmalade) but there are a lot of people that don't like marmalade and more people also tend to eat healthier nowadays! But the lovely lady that was caring for the breakfast helped me out with some cheese; that I really appreciated!

The apartment was very large and the staff was very friendly, the breakfast was also good and I really liked that I could easily get to a bus stop.

Water pressure and the shower could've been better, the air in the room was also pretty dry as the heating was on a lot. I would also like to have been able to watch football one evening in the bar or lounge but the staff wasn't able to help with that. It was the day before Easter so I understand that this is a minor thing. I just thought about mentioning everything I noticed to help make things even better. I was generally very happy with the hotel, it is great value for the money.

Great welcome on arrival, and agreed an early check in as we were attending a match at Anfield which kicked off 4.30pm, which was most appreciated. Had a twin room as was sharing with a mate, so the price was very good as it is away from city centre. McDonald's over the road for emergency food, and Akshaya, a fantastic Indian restaurant, is round the corner meant food was no problem on the way back after late drinks. We walked to the stadium via a few pubs, all very welcoming to away fans. The hotel price includes a very good cold breakfast so you really would be struggling to find a better value stay. Not a new building so of course there are signs of age, but it is very comfortable. This was my second stay here personally, and I think it is perfect for my needs, so will be back whether for future games at Anfield or Goodison with mates, or if I take the wife for a weekend in Liverpool, sightseeing sans football!

Has a large car park, but we couldn't get a space, so parked in road outside with no problem, but car park layout could be better to accommodate more cars. Upgrade to a full English breakfast option would be great, but not a deal breaker!

Location ok, easy to find, well connected by bus with train station, city center or Anfield Road. Nice staff, pretty clean, small but cozy room, small but comfortable single beds. Breakfast was good.

Check-in starts at 4pm so everybody comes at the same time. We had to wait in line about half an hour. Breakfast ends very early, before 9am. There is a 50£ fee you have to pay, it's been 2 weeks and I still haven't got my money back yet. All electrical sockets in the room have the british model, you will have to buy an adapter from reception (5£ if I remember correctly).

Great location close to city centre and anfield stadium.very friendly and helpful staff especially Tristan who went above and beyond to help you and gave good advice for places to visit and where to go for a meal out , and how to get to these places.tristan was also the bar man at the hotel and he would join in with the customers and was very polite and helpful.nice breakfast in the morning .

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Was a lovely hotel, and they were very accommodating to our specific extra needs. The staff were also very helpful and friendly, especially the night receptionist (Tristan I believe his name was)

A couple of things fell apart in our room shortly after arriving (the shower head mount and the towel rack). However, I'm sure, had we stayed longer, the staff would have had these fixed quickly

This hotel was quaint and charming, with easy access to public transport into the city center

The older nature of the accommodations definitely created a couple quirks that were different than a typical hotel, but they were easy enough to get used to