YHA Liverpool Albert Dock

YHA Liverpool Albert Dock is a purpose-built, three-storey hostel on Tabley Street, about five minutes' walk from the Royal Albert Dock. With 171 beds, a cafe bar, a self-catering kitchen and its own car park, it is one of the most practical budget bases for exploring Liverpool's waterfront.

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Rooms and facilities

Rooms are mostly shared or private bunk rooms, including two accessible four-bed rooms with en-suite shower rooms on the ground floor. Downstairs there is a cafe bar by reception, a dining room, a lounge, a TV room, a meeting room and a laundry. The self-catering kitchen has ovens, hobs and plenty of fridge space, which helps keep costs down on longer stays.

Getting around

The Albert Dock, with The Beatles Story, Tate Liverpool and the Merseyside Maritime Museum, is a short stroll away, and Salthouse Dock is right next door. Liverpool ONE's shops are close by, and Central station is about three-quarters of a mile away. A bus stop is within 200 metres.

Who it suits

It suits families, groups, solo travellers and anyone visiting for a gig or match on a budget. Drivers benefit from the car park right outside. Note that there is no lift, so upper-floor rooms involve stairs; ask for a ground-floor room if that matters. The entrance is level, there is an accessible toilet near reception, and portable shower chairs are available on request. Assistance dogs are welcome. If you are visiting for a concert at the M&S Bank Arena, it is an easy walk along the waterfront.

Highlights

  • 171 beds over three storeys
  • Five minutes' walk from the Royal Albert Dock
  • Cafe bar and self-catering kitchen
  • Car park beside the entrance
  • Accessible ground-floor rooms

Good to know

  • There is no lift; accessible rooms are on the ground floor.
  • A car park with an accessible bay is less than 30 metres from the entrance.
  • Assistance dogs are welcome.
  • Liverpool Central station is about three-quarters of a mile away.

Frequently asked questions

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Sources: yha.org.uk