This hotel is across the road from the "three graces". Good location on outskirts of town, within walking distance / to main shopping centre, bars and restaurants and close to Albert Dock area. Good for an overnight stay. Comfortable, clean rooms, although did not have the wow factor and in my opinion other hotels, like Malmaison are better and comparitively priced.

We Stayed here at the Atlantic hotel on new years eve and found it great! But what i will say before we start is that we got a great deal on lateroom.com we booked a week prior and paid a total of £68 inc 2 breakfast for a standard double. To do this through the hotels own website it would be over £160. So make sure you shop around, i wouldn't have paid their prices.

But because we got it so cheap it was fantastic value and loved it there. We arrived at 2pm checked in and went up to our room. It was quite small but very acceptable for a short stay. We found it very clean with tea and coffee making facilities, large tv with free view, decent beds with good quality bedding and a nice view of the Liver building and the river. Bathroom again very clean with large towels just how you would expect in a 4* hotel good sized bath and powerful shower.

We ate twice at the hotel on our stay, once before we went out, we had pizza in the bar it was quite dear at £12.95 but is was of a good pizzeria quality so we didn't mind, it was very good actually. Drinks are pricey though i think it worked out at about £9 for a Archers and lemonade and a bottle of Corona, but we wernt stopping anyway.
The second time was at breakfast which they held slightly later for new years morning which i did appreciate 9-12 instead of 8-10. Very good selection for cereal, fresh fruit and juices. Hot section, is full English all of this is buffet style, and delicious, tea and coffee is served by the waitress but there's no limit.

All in all a very good stay and well within walking distance the nicer bars and restaurants in town, Echo arena, Albert dock, Mathew Street and Liverpool one also. We definitely would stay again if we could get a similar price, even up to £120 it would have been worth it in my opinion.

I stayed her on the 13th and 14th of October 2012.In essence it was just for two nights and provided very comfortable accommodation whilst I was in the City competing in the Liverpool marathon. The hotel was built in 1972 and had it’s last major renovation in 2007. It still looks clean and tidy though the décor in the lobby could be changed to lighten things up a bit.
The lobby is given over to a reception area to the left as you enter the hotel with a lounge area and open plan bar to the right.

There are elevators to all the guest floors and these are speedy and comfortable. The main bar is on the first floor and offers views out over the city and the river.

The rooms are modern, clean and comfortable with all the usual facilities – tea\coffee, TV, wardrobe space, Ironing board, etc. Each room has it’s own air con unit thus allowing reasonably good control over the temperature, etc in the room. Unfortunately the air con in my room wasn’t working but given I was only making a short stay it didn’t really matter. On another occasion I’d have telephoned the maintenance guy! The rooms are serviced every day and nothing seems to be too much trouble for the maids. Extra towels,etc.

The hotel is in a good location – close to the Pier Head, Albert Dock , Mersey Ferries, and Museums. It’s also in a good position for easy access to the City, historical buildings and city centre shops. Oh and regional and mainline trains. Point to note – getting across the ‘Dock Road’ is a major exercise. Use the pedestrian crossings – don’t be tempted to ‘wing it’ and cross quickly somewhere. Not sure if there’s supposed to be a speed limit on this road but it’s a race track!

All in all this seems like a good hotel – which I would certainly consider if I was in Liverpool again – even though my room wasn’t ready when I arrived and I had to have a moan. Don’t let that out you off though – this place is OK.

Went over to Liverpool for a long weekend away with my other half and I'd heard reviews of the views the hotel had so made sure to request a room with a good view when booking. When we got into the room I was absolutely astounded by the views. Brilliant room, albeit a tad on the small side. Very clean, lovely big bed, excellent facilities and the view really just made it. Apart from the miserable weather this weekend we really loved our stay. Will definitely be back.
Also the young girl on reception when we checked in on Friday night couldn't have been more friendly and welcoming. A credit to the hotel.