| in-room amenities feature free wifi, pillow-top mattresses and en suite bathrooms with showers, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities, tvs and desks. rooms range from singles to family rooms with 2 pull-out beds (kids aged 15 and under eat and stay free with paying adults). there's an adjoining hungry horse pub/restaurant and free parking. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. with a grassy lawn, this modern no-frills hotel is a 12-minute walk from bromborough rake station which offers trains to liverpool in 23 minutes. there's also a meeting room that can host 15 delegates. breakfast (an extra cost) includes all-you-can-eat and light choices
Manchester Airport 42 min
Liver Building (21 min)
This landmark building with a clocktower is an iconic presence with a 1911 facade & modern interior. Cavern Club (18 min)
Intimate, brick vaulted cellars with 1960s memorabilia, hosting live tribute acts day and night. Sefton Park (29 min)
Big park with a bandstand, a lakeside cafe, a playground & an iconic 3-story Victorian palm house. Anfield (24 min)
Iconic football ground and home of one of England's most successful sides, Liverpool FC, since 1892. Mersey Ferries (14 min)
River, the beatles, and canal St George's Hall Liverpool (17 min)
Lavishly appointed civic venue with an on-site cafe, a heritage centre and spaces for events. The Beatles Story (20 min)
The Beatles' lives and times told through memorabilia, interactive exhibits and high-tech displays. World Museum (19 min)
5 floors of interactive natural history, scientific and world cultural exhibits, plus a planetarium. Lady Lever Art Gallery (7 min)
A classical stone building displaying Victorian paintings, Wedgwood and 18th-century furniture. Liverpool Cathedral (22 min)
Large 20th-century CofE place of worship with the world's highest Gothic arches and a viewing tower. Museum of Liverpool (22 min)
Striking modern purposebuilt building opened in 2011, with interactive displays on city's heritage, Merseyside Maritime Museum (19 min)
4 floors of maritime history including Titanic displays, evocative films and hands-on exhibits. Royal Albert Dock Liverpool (20 min)
Renovated red-brick dock buildings now housing a range of museums, restaurants, cafes and bars. Tate Liverpool (22 min)
Converted dock buildings housing temporary and permanent contemporary international art exhibitions. Walker Art Gallery (18 min)
Victorian museum showing major art from the 12th century onwards, by artists from Degas to Hockney. | 
