Situated in the heart of the city centre opposite the famous Albert Dock and Three Graces, 30 James Street is a cut above the rest. Offering luxury accommodation within a stunning and historic building, you’ll be transported back in time as you immerse yourself in the opulence of our country’s most glamorous era, enjoying surroundings that impressively recreate the experience of first-class passengers aboard the world’s premier cruise line.
Overview
- One of the most iconic Liverpool Hotels and home of the Titanic;
- Situated in the heart of the city centre opposite the famous Albert Dock and Three Graces;
- Home to the best rooftop bar and restaurant in Liverpool, Carpathia Champagne Bar & Restaurant offers spectacular breath-taking views of the city;
- The Vault is the most notorious room in Liverpool which sleeps up to 20 guests with ten luxurious double bed and two whirlpool baths;
- 30 James Street is a civil marriage and civil partnership venue, approved by Liverpool City Council.
Location
30 James Street
Liverpool, Merseyside England L2 7PQ
Category
Hotel Style:
Boutique,
Historic,
Hotel Location Type:
City Centre,
Hotel Collection:
Best of British,
City Break,
Range:
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Facilities
Hotel Features:
Bar
Business Center
Sun terrace
Terrace
Wheelchair Access
Hotel Services:
24 Hour Front Desk
Air Conditioning
Concierge Services
Ironing services
Room Service
Room Features:
Coffee & Tea Maker In-Room
Hairdryer
Luxury linens
Rainfall shower
Satellite TV
Local Activities
THE BEATLES STORY:
An immersive walk-through journey into Liverpool’s most famous quarter – unmissable for fans and non-fans alike.
This award-winning homage to the Fab Four isn’t just for fans. Not only will you find out more than you’ll ever need to know about the band, you’ll get a taste of the swinging ’60s too, with recreations of The Casbah, Mathew Street and The Cavern, plus exclusive memorabilia and interactive areas. There’s also the largest selection of official Beatles merchandise in the world, should you fancy splashing out on a memento.
TATE LIVERPOOL
A building with the simple elegance of a modern art gallery that also maintains its historic warehouse features. Since opening in 1988, it’s become a major player when it comes to hosting major touring exhibitions.
ANFIELD
Liverpool Football Club’s home stadium.
MERSEY FERRY
A hop-on-hop-off ride along the Mersey.
SEAFTON PARK
A green haven in the south of the city.
MERSEYSIDE MARITIME MUSEUM
A museum dedicated to Liverpool’s rich maritime history, appropriately based at Albert Dock.