Named after the legendary manager of Liverpool Football Club, The Shankly Hotel offers guests comfortable accommodation and a memorable visit in Liverpool city centre. All of the stylishly decorated rooms at The Shankly Hotel are en-suite and include double Whirlpool Jacuzzi baths. Rooms are large and spacious, and also include 50-inch Flat-screen televisions, Bluetooth speakers, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Paid private parking is available. There is a no-smoking policy in place, and there is a 24-hour reception. Meeting and banquet facilities are available, too. There is a lift to upper floors. Wi-Fi is free throughout. The on-site restaurant, The Bastion, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with a Sunday lunch menu. Afternoon tea is available, and there is even a menu specifically available to guests throughout the night. Liverpool Lime Street station is a four-minute walk. Anfield, the home of Liverpool FC, is a ten-minute drive away. John Lennon Airport is 12-kilometres away.
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The location of this hotel is very central, so you are in a good spot for sight-seeing, shopping and nightlife. You are within 15-minutes walk of both Pier Head and Liverpool One, while Liverpool Football Club is only a ten-minute drive away.
The rooms are very spacious, so you should feel a bit more comfortable in this hotel. This includes the smaller rooms, and those rooms that are suitable for groups of four or five people. There are some fancy gadgets in the rooms too, including huge Flat-screen televisions and hi-spec Bluetooth music speakers.
This hotel is named in honour of legendary Liverpool Football Club manager Bill Shankly, so it goes without saying that diehard Liverpool fans will love the experience. Quotes attributed to the man are posted around the hotel, as are items of memorabilia associated with Shankly.
Stag and hen parties are welcome at this hotel, so unfortunately there have been reports of noise throughout the night as revellers make their way back to their rooms. If you are looking for a peaceful night or two away, then perhaps this is not the place for you.
A number of guests have said that the mood lighting in the rooms is not sufficient to actually light the rooms up to a decent level, leaving them feeling a bit dark and dingy.
A significant minority of guests have mentioned the fact that standards of cleaning sometimes appear to fall short. Guests have felt let down by this, especially if they are staying at the hotel as part of a special occasion.
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