My Wife and I stayed here for the first night of our Honeymoon (we had the reception across the road at the Philharmonic Hall). We had the top floor suite, the one with the wooden bath. The room was very nice, lots of exposed wooden beams, mezzanine bathroom area, great shower and an excellent bath. The room was also very clean and quiet. The only windows are roof lights so to get a view you need to put your head through (but they are good views). The only minor gripes were; we got a “complimentary” breakfast as it was our honeymoon but we had to pay for the fruit juice. Only a few pounds but a bit tight none the less as we paid over £300 for the night. Also, there was no mini bar or even a tea tray, just 2 very small bottles of mineral water.

I've just returned from a fantastic weekend break at the Hope Street Hotel.

After a long drive from London in stormy weather I was delighted to hear our deluxe room had been upgraded to a suite. We stayed in room 403 which had a sitting room with great views over the city towards the river. Attention to detail is tremendous and we loved the high quality touches like touch sensitive light switches and Bang & Olufsen TVs.

The staff were extremely warm and friendly (typical Liverpudian) and the receptionist recommended some excellent drinking establishments and advised on which ones to avoid. We ate in the London Carriage Works restaurant downstairs and were equally impressed with the service and standard of food.

The hotel has a great clipped, rustic feel to it and is very tastefully decorated. I loved the extreme panoramic picture of Liverpool in the lobby lounge. It's so refreshing to know that there are up-to-date hotels available in this country where the customer's opinion really matters and I just hope it fosters healthy competition encouraging other hoteliers to follow.

The Hope Street Hotel really is proof that Liverpool is quickly becoming a very trendy city and I would not hesitate in recommending a visit. Hope Street everytime!

I stayed for one night as I was at a Liverpool match. Highly recommend this hotel, if I was going again I would stay for longer as it is luxurious,relaxing and well worth the money. Room was lovely, huge bed and fabulous en-suite bathroom. Very Modern with flat screen TV, and hotel was overall very modern. Underground heating was great as it was December when I stayed. Might be too warm in summer, but they could turn it down for summer months. Good location away from the nighlife but was still only a 15 min walk to city centre. The staff were very friendly, always looking to help. I had an early flight so it was great that I was able to leave my bags there until a room was availabe and got a call while shopping to say they had a room ready , before the check-in time. Also on departure, it was no problem to hold onto the room til later in the day as my flight was in the evening.

We stayed for one night & were pleased with everything. The only minus was that the hotel was a little noisy & we were disturbed by the people in the next room. Nothing serious though. The hotel is in an attractive part of the city & has been tastefully refurbished with good quality furnishings & equipment . The main restaurant was closed as it was a Sunday night. But we ate in the brasserie & thought the food & service were very good.
The hotel is close to theatres & other good restaurants.
Liverpool itself is under going a regeneration partly in prepartion for it being the European Capital of Culture in 2008. We'll be back & we will definitely stay in ther Hope St hotel again.