Titanic Hotel Liverpool

A dock warehouse with high ceilings

Hartley's warehouses at Stanley Dock were built to store goods passing through Liverpool's docks, and the hotel's building dates from 1855. The conversion keeps its industrial character, and the guest rooms are larger than in most city hotels, each with a separate bath and shower. There is also a large events space holding up to 1,000 people, used for weddings and conferences.

Eating, drinking and the spa

Stanley's Bar and Grill is the main restaurant, and the Rum Bar stocks dozens of rums. The T-Spa has five treatment rooms, a Roman-style bath and pool area with thermal experiences, and a gym, which makes the hotel a good choice for a spa weekend away from the bustle of the centre.

Location

Stanley Dock is about a mile and a half north of the Pier Head, so most guests take a taxi or walk along the dock road into town. Right next door, The Bramley-Moore pub is handy for a pint, and Everton's stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock is close by on match days. Blackstock Market is a short ride towards the centre for street food. Book ahead on match weekends.

Highlights

• 1855 Jesse Hartley warehouse, Grade II listed
• Large rooms with separate bath and shower
• Stanley's Bar and Grill and the Rum Bar
• T-Spa with pool and thermal experiences
• Big events space for weddings

Good to know

• About 1.5 miles north of the city centre; taxis or a walk along the dock road
• Busy on Everton home match days

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