Mersey Pride: Hotels in Liverpool with a Historic Theme

“From the docks and the Three Graces to the football teams and the inimitable band that conquered the world, history is everywhere in Liverpool. These five hotels, each a great base from which to explore the wonderful city, is special – through their unique historic themes, they are forever linked to the unforgettable past of Liverpool.

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Titanic Hotel Liverpool, Liverpool, England
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At the Stanley Dock on the banks of the River Mersey you’ll find the Titanic Hotel Liverpool, where the history of its location can be felt throughout the four-star establishment. The hotel occupies a classic red-brick warehouse building and the story of Stanley Dock has influenced both the interior design of the rooms and its public spaces, including Stanley’s Bar and Grill and the Maya Blue Wellness, the hotel’s own luxury full-service spa.

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The Shankly Hotel, Liverpool, England
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If there was one man who shaped the story of Liverpool Football Club, it is Bill Shankly, the Scottish manager who took the team from the Second Division to the European elite. In the centre of Liverpool you’ll find The Shankly Hotel, where the rooms, suites and public spaces all honour the great man. You’ll find all kinds of Bill Shankly memorabilia on show throughout the hotel, including in the Bastion Bar and Restaurant, a great place for afternoon tea, cocktails or an evening meal.

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Hotel Anfield, Liverpool, England
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Another great choice for fans coming to the city for the match is the boutique Hotel Anfield, just a couple of hundred metres from Anfield Road, the iconic home of Liverpool Football Club. Even if there isn’t a match on, make some time for a stadium tour and visit the museum to learn more about the long history of the club. The hotel occupies a historic listed building with a choice of different rooms and suites available, including family rooms, and a lounge area and garden to enjoy after a day of sightseeing in the city.

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Hampton by Hilton Liverpool/John Lennon Airport, Liverpool, England
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It was from Liverpool’s Speke Airport that the Beatles flew off to conquer America and the rest of the world, which is why it’s not surprising that when they were looking to give the airport a new name, it was John Lennon’s that they chose. The Hampton by Hilton Liverpool/John Lennon Airport is an excellent choice for those using the airport – it’s also close to the historic Speke Hall Garden and Estate. Hotel facilities include a restaurant, bar and fitness centre.

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30 James Street, Liverpool, England
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Occupying the historic White Star Line building in the centre of Liverpool, 30 James Street is a four-star boutique hotel that commemorates the cruise line and the RMS Titanic. The luxury rooms are designed to recreate the first-class cabins, while the period glamour continues in the Carpathia Restaurant, which not only serves high-end seasonal cuisine but has been designed using White Star Line artefacts and is named for the rescue ship that saved the 705 survivors of the Titanic.

Have a look at our hotels in Liverpool page for more options.”