Radisson Blu Hotel Liverpool is a polished, dependable choice for visitors who want a modern, full-service hotel in the heart of the city’s business district, only a short walk from the waterfront. It stands at 107 Old Hall Street and offers 194 rooms, which makes it large enough to feel well run and small enough to feel manageable. Rooms are bright and well equipped, with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, and the range runs from Standard rooms with either a king bed or twin beds, through Premium and Superior rooms, to river view rooms and spacious Junior Suites with room to spread out. If the view matters to you, choose a river view room, which looks out over the Mersey and the Wirral. Downstairs, the Collage restaurant serves British cooking from breakfast onwards, there is a bar for a drink after a day out, and 24-hour room service takes care of a late arrival or an early start. A business centre, express check-in and check-out and luggage storage make it easy for guests combining work and sightseeing, and free infant beds suit families with babies.
Location and getting around
The hotel is in the business district, close to the Town Hall and the Liverpool waterfront. The Royal Liver Building is about nine minutes away on foot, the Cavern Club and Liverpool ONE each about eleven minutes, and the Royal Albert Dock, The Beatles Story and the Magical Mystery Tour departure point around fifteen.
Moorfields station is about eight minutes’ walk and James Street station about twelve, so Merseyrail is easy to reach for trips to Crosby Beach or the Wirral. Panoramic 34, a restaurant with high-level views, is just a couple of minutes away, and there are coffee shops and pubs within a short stroll. John Lennon Airport is roughly a thirty-minute drive.
Rooms
Book a Superior or Premium river view room for the best outlook, and consider a Junior Suite for a special occasion or a longer stay, as these are about double the size of a standard room. Standard rooms are comfortable and well laid out for a short city break and can be arranged with a king bed or twin beds. Because the building is a modern tower, the upper floors tend to be quietest and have the widest views.
Who it suits
First-time visitors who prefer a reliable international brand, business travellers, couples on a city break and anyone who wants air conditioning, room service and a central base without paying for a boutique experience. It is less suited to travellers who want a Beatles theme, a spa or a historic setting, and the business district is quieter in the evenings and at weekends than the Cavern Quarter.
Good to know
Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is at noon. Buffet breakfast usually costs extra, so check whether it is included in your rate. Pets are not allowed. The hotel does not advertise a spa or pool, so if those matter to you, look at Hope Street Hotel or Titanic Hotel Liverpool instead. If you plan to drive, ask the hotel about parking before you book, as city centre parking is limited.
Why stay here
- ✓194 air-conditioned rooms
- ✓River view rooms
- ✓Junior Suites
- ✓Collage restaurant
- ✓Bar
- ✓24-hour room service
- ✓Business centre
- ✓Free Wi-Fi
Good questions
How far is Radisson Blu Liverpool from the Cavern Club?+
The Cavern Club is about eleven minutes’ walk from the hotel. The Royal Liver Building is around nine minutes away and the Royal Albert Dock about fifteen.
Does Radisson Blu Hotel Liverpool have river view rooms?+
Yes, it offers Premium and Superior river view rooms. Higher floors usually give the widest outlook over the Mersey.
Does Radisson Blu Liverpool have a restaurant?+
Yes, the Collage restaurant serves British cuisine from breakfast, and there is a bar and 24-hour room service. Several other restaurants are within a few minutes’ walk.
