Hotels near Knowsley Hall

"A lovely building from the outside but disappointing inside. Check-in was self check-in done on tablets and no staff were present. The rooms are a decent size however they are dated, only have blinds and not curtains, they’re not very soundproof and the shower didn’t have much pressure. Breakfast selection was okay however I had to wait 20 mins for 3 fried eggs, despite it not being busy. "

"very good "

"Perfect. Very close to where we were going "

"Lovely room and testey "

"Straightforward and great value accommodation. Suited the needs of me and my two children for a short visit to Liverpool. The property had everything we needed and the check-in and arrival procedure was clearly explained. The property is a bit away from the city centre, but we knew this at the time of booking and there were different bus options to get to the city centre and plenty of space to park a car if you needed it."

"Breakfast was late with cold beans on the first night and no toast. They take some time to get into the swing of it. Go later than as soon as they open. Toilet door broken and unable to secure, even though numerous attempts had been made previously. Not what would expect from an Executive room"

"Basic accommodation on the outskirts of the city centre, but absolutely fine for what we needed as somewhere to base ourselves. Helpful staff and room facilities were fine, with in-room shower excellent. Shared bathroom worked better than might have been expected and, altogether, place was fine for what it was."

"Excellent food, friendly staff, nicely decorated pub. Bedroom itself was a bit dark as the wallpaper was dark grey, as were the curtains etc. Also, there was a very bright security light outside which made sleep difficult. Shower screen dud not go all the way around the shower, resulting in a wet floor."

"On arrival staff member (or manager) appeared complacent and somewhat uninterested. Did not show us to the room, although easy to find (not accessible for anyone with a disability - two flights of stairs - not lift). Room was spacious for two. Given it was an old-ish annexe part of the main building the windows were draughty even with what seemed like outdated secondary glazing that barely closed (room 4). However, if you come by vehicle vans use the front car park opposite the pub/hotel (2 car parks available-front & rear), then this room allows you to keep a keen eye. Also a CCS & ChadEmo charger (Osprey) in car park. Back to the room and en-suite was clean but oh my days, the noise when running the sink tap (which was loose and required tightening) and flushing the toilet! It was akin to the sound of a macerated or pump. Very loud and not something you could use early morning for fear of waking other guests up (or your partner). Small built-in wardrobe enough for several hanging garments. TV and hair dryer supplied and basic tea/coffee supplies with kettle (unused). Bed appeared to be Queen size, which was surprisingly comfortable and spacious with adequate duvet cotton cover. Carpet was stained in patches but not immediately obvious so not heavily soiled, just old. Access and egress of the building was via a dedicated ‘fire escape door’ unless during opening hours and then you could do so via the main entrance."