I remember my Auntie visited Liverpool and stayed at the Feathers Hotel for several nights; this…read morewas about a decade ago and the hotel still remains which hopefully means it's just as good or better now than it used to be. My Auntie did not have any issues with accommodation or facilities which were all up to scratch. The owners seemed chatty and always smiled back whenever I made a visit. For a budget stay in Liverpool, the Feathers Hotel is convenient to the city centre and a stone's throw from the student district and many top restaurants and bars. Prices are reasonable to say the least and you are getting for what you pay for, put simply.

This particular hotel get used a lot in the summer by families staying over for graduation…read moreceremonies. I like Feathers as a brand, they are an independent group with hotels exclusively in the Northwest. This particulat one is a very decent B&B which offers four star quality at very competitive rates. My main problem with it is that despite its refurb, it still is a bit too old fashioned for my liking. In today's extremely competitive hospitality market it is difficult to please everyone I suppose. Still there is a market for the older consumers. However with rooms costs in the range £55-£85 you can't complain. There is also a function suite where wedding receptions and Birthday parties can be held. Again it is a perfect location for a graduation party. The conclusion is that there is nothinhg wrong with this hotel, but I would either go all out and go for one of the nicer hotels or apart-hotels, or go for the really cheap option. That's just me though, and you might want to take the middle route with Feathers, your call.

This is a lovely hotel, with a welcoming, trendy lobby and luxury rooms. We stayed in a 5th floor…read moreroom with a 'river view', and we weren't disappointed. The bed was firm and comfortable (though we should have asked for extra pillows), and the bathroom is cool and clean, with a large bath and a shower 'wet room'. The toiletries are really good. You have a smart TV with lots of channels, and wifi is free (though we didn't test it, having a good 4G signal on our phones). Room service was poor during our stay, and we would only comment that cold pizza that looks less than 'luxury' is not worth £23. We sent it back, and the room service manager was very professional and apologetic. Breakfast is good, with a selection of cooked or Continental goodies, often made fresh rather than served in hot containers. I had waffles with banana, with melted Nutella served in a small copper pan. My partner had bacon and egg English muffins, which he enjoyed despite the eggs being overcooked. We washed it down with cappuccinos and fruit juice. Other than the poor experience with room service, and almost being charged for two breakfasts instead of one at checkout, it's an exceptional hotel with friendly staff and nice places to hang out, such as the brasseries and the 2nd floor hallway, which includes a yellow submarine suspended from the ceiling! We would stay here again.

I stayed here on our staff christmas do... and it was simply satisfaction to the max....Hotel…read moreexperiences don't get much better than this. The decor is dark and mysterious and puts you in a bit of a cheeky and mischievous mood, which I cannot explain, you'll just have to check it out to understand what I mean. Being in this mood is by the way ideal for when you are heading out. Head out we certainly did not, bit of Champs was on the cards courtesy of the boss in the dimly lit moulin rouge decor bar, i was getting rather comfy with the soft cushions while admiring my surroundings. In fact in our merry chatter we discussed all the other Mal's in the UK and despite being in awe of the place I made it my mission to stay at all of the Mal's by the end of 2010. Two down only 8 to go :-s but not to worry, an adventure awaits......I am particularly looking forward to visiting the one in Oxford which used to be a .....wait for it....prison... yes folks your rooms used to be someone's cage. I'll have to pass judgement once I have had the pleasure. The other thing I can remember is how much I enjoyed showering here. It truly feels like you are bathing in the rain and the inhouse shower gels are just so refreshing. It is the attention to detail which makes the experience so fulfilling. I couldn't sum it up much better than that really. Fulfilling.... The funny thing about hotels is that you actually don't spend that much time there. It is testament to a good hotel therefore if you do remember little things, it shows that the short experience was worthy enough to leave some good memories..... My stay at the Mal pool was as good as it gets.... Apart from perhaps Hilton I would say this is arguably the best hotel in Liverpool, so break the penny piggy bank and stay here instead of a budget B&B and you will not regret...

We LOVED our stay here! Price was super reasonable compared to other hotel sin the area. Location…read morewas fantastic too - walking distance to all the things we wanted to do (restaurants, shopping, the pier) and also close to a bus stop that took us straight to Anfield. Next, the room was large and spacious, as well as super clean. The gym in the hotel was also perfect and had everything we needed to get some great workouts in on vacation. Next, the in-hotel restaurant was insanely amazing! The handcrafted cocktails were delectable, and the food was to die for. We got fish and chips (when in the UK...) and the filet mignon. 10/10. Loved this place and would love to stay here again!

Nice, clean, reasonably priced hotel with contemporary decor a few minutes away from all the main…read moreattractions in Liverpool. Snacks and drinks in and around the mini fridge are complimentary and we loved that they replenished our potato chips, kit kats, and water every day. They also give you really nice Aveda shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Our only issue was that one of the main reasons we choice Indigo was because we saw on their website that they have a business center with printing, copying, faxing, and scanning services. We always look for this amenity when we travel during the week, as my husband usually needs to work. There was, however, no business center or services. I would have given them a 4, but this was a pretty major inconvenience for us.

Appalling stay. Staff unhelpful and rude. Promised refund in writing by manager. Not received…read more Manager refuses to talk to me or return emails. This has now been going on for two months. Escalated to customer services who are equally horrific. We are VIP members as well! Radisson Blu Liverpool shame on you - DO NOT STAY HERE. THEY DO NOT RESPECT THEIR GUESTS. I cannot understand how you can admit liability, in writing and offer a refund and then just not do it. What if the whole of society behaved in this manner. The manager Antony Bates and customer relations manager Ian McKee are still as of today not taking my calls or emails. Customer services won't acknowledge that I have liability accepted in writing. They don't belong to ABTA so have no accountability. Do not give them your money. This whole debacle started with waking up in a room full of marajuana smoke and when I complained being told "what do you expect if you stay somewhere like this". No wonder the receptionist felt she could treat me with such disdain - no accountability and she knew it. Silly me for thinking the customer has rights.

Until the Hilton recently opened the Radisson was the premier place to stay in Liverpool, bar The…read moreHard Day's Night, oh, then there was also The Malmaison but then up there was, hang on there was is also the smaller, boutique Hope St Hotel but after these is the Radisson. Very swish and just as expensive, the Radisson is the place that you will often find football teams staying if they have a long journey - or more likely can no longer afford to charter a private jet. The lobby is a grand space with the floors and rooms circling high up above you that has a very old school Hollywood feel to it. The White Bar is a great place to grab a cocktail and is accomodating to non residents too. If you have been to the Malmaison and Hilton then you will be familiar with the style and plan of the rooms. You pay for a clean, open and modern room but certainly not for anything unique as it is clear that all hotel rooms are just the same - until you pay the big bucks which I haven't so I can only imagine how weird and wonderful they are ?!

This is such a lovely hotel, we come here for special special occasions. There's internet in the…read morerooms, Molton Brown products and robes/slippers in the bathrooms, gloriously comfortable beds and a breakfast you should probably starve yourself in advance for. The spa is also wonderful, quite small and the dressing room is teeny tiny, but the therapists are great and the treatments lovely. The two restaurants are also great, Simon Radley has a Michelin star, and his tasting menu comes highly recommended.

This is a really nice hotel would definitely come here again nice restaurant and bar. We had a…read morelovely suit the decor was old world English

If you're ever in Liverpool and you need a place to rest your head, I recommend this charming…read morelittle place. Located on Hope Street this little hotel offers a handsome interior décor. The staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms, though small, were classily done in basic white and wood with exposed brick. Loved the simplicity of the place. The bathrooms had heated towel racks and mirrors (never have to worry about steaming them up). The down side: I think our room was recently painted, as you could still smell the fumes. Also, as like many hotels, it was a bit loud. You could hear people walking down the hall and the band playing downstairs. You could also smell the kitchen - as they have a wonderful restaurant attached to the hotel. Maybe ask for something other than the first floor.

We stayed here twice the past year when we went to watch a Liverpool game. It was fine the first…read moretime we stayed. The hotel rooms definitely need an update. Everything is worn and old. Bathrooms are tired looking. Little things like taps for the faucet is located in a weird location that makes it inconvenient to turn on and off. The showers are horrible because there is no door so the water splatters everywhere in the bathroom. It wasn't well designed and needs a total remodel. However, the reason I give it one star isn't the old fixtures and design. It is the horrible service in the restaurant. We went there twice to sit in the bar area to get some snacks and drinks. Both times, no one approached us until I got up to ask how we place an order. There was enough staff but were ignoring us. The second time, I was sitting by myself and no one approached me to take an order although one of the server spent almost 10 minutes chatting with one of the patrons. Clearly she had all the time in the world. I patiently waited staring at all the staff trying to get their attention but they just walked by without even glancing at me. My husband finally joined me and sat down. As soon as he sat down, a server came to take our order. I realized they were ignoring me because I'm Asian and he is white. The staff here is very racist. I wouldn't recommend coming here unless you're a racist and you're okay with this behavior. We are never coming back here.

Absolutely faultless. Stunning hotel in a stunning location. It is the nicest hotel I have ever…read morebeen to. The grounds are amazing. This is by far the best hotel in the owners small chain - which also includes the chain bridge, the wild pheasant and the bryn howel, all in llangollen, these really do not compare to Bodidris hall. The food is lovely and the prices are not too bad. You can have a set menu for about £25. I loved the food I had there. It was clearly excellent produce and freshly cooked to order. Really good value for money. I have also been there for a christmas party and the food was of a pretty high standard then also, I think that cost about £25 also. Must warn that they do get booked up really quick for christmas meals so book early. They do offers like 3 nights for 2 on their rooms and all rooms are individually decorated in medeival style. Seriously cannot recommend this hotel and restaurant highly enough, I love it.

A truly beautiful building in a fantastic setting. The room we stayed in was fabulous and benefited…read morefrom having not been 'modernized' too much and therefore reflected the magical nature of the hotel as a whole. The food was excellent, both evening meal and breakfast. Overall cost was VERY reasonable. The whole experience was only spoiled by the very poor service from the staff, most of whom seem to have never even visited a hotel/restaurant let alone worked in one. This was a topic of conversation for all the guests and cause of some merriment! Having said that they were all very pleasant, so it was not possible to be overly upset, however it is a shame though.

Bottom line, great stay! Highly recommend…read more The grounds and facilities are kept very well. When I walked up I was impressed how much the property had going for it! There is a nice bar visible from the front walk way, and the entrance splits off to the spa. The decor speaks modern minimalist with a luxury touch. There is a braserrie that is considered four star and upon check in we were advised to make a reservation because it books up, but we did have dinner at the hotel. Breakfast was splendid though, buffet with hot food, cereals, and fruits is served in a glass room with excellent light and a view of a well manicured lawn/garden. Besides my room being pink... it was nice, we were upgraded to a suite because of my friend's rewards status which always brightens your day! They gave us warm cookies before we went upstairs to the "Baldwin Suite". What I liked most about the room is the 42 inch television was placed in the middle of the room separating the bed from the couch. It swiveled back and forth for wherever you chose to watch it from! Nice touch, I've never seen that before! The walk in waterfall shower and Crabtree and Evelyn products was a nice touch as well. I had a nice work out before hitting the spa, and was not disappointed. Very well equipped gym that didn't feel cramped or crowded at all! The pool has a selection of steam rooms and saunas which are nice, but I didn't think they were warm enough. There was a two lane lap swimming pool which I would guess was about 15m long. What I really enjoyed was the hot tub was indoor and outdoor! There was a little door way that separated an open ceiling square high ceiling room with a small waterfall, definitely check it out! Wifi was simple to connect to (no log in screens) which I always appreciate and was free, though I'm not sure if that is because of our reward status etc... The place is trying hard to make this place into a feature destination and it is working. Well done! Staying in nice hotels is becoming a new found hobby for me, life is good!

This has the potential to be a wonderful hotel. The location is beautiful. It appears that 2 nice…read moreold buildings were renovated and combined into a modern hotel. Unfortunately it seems to have been done on the cheap. The walls are paper thin and doors slam loudly. I mean LOUDLY. We were awakened often by other guests talking and the opening/closing of doors. Our room was clean and well appointed. The onsite restaurant was good. We did check out early due to the noise and lack of good sleep.