05 Feb 2016 17:00:01
To anyone,

Heading to Liverpool for the first time in march for a game, does anyone have recommendations for a good place to stay in the city that's not ridiculously expensive.

Thanks
YNWA.

{Ed002's Note - Yor best bet might be to find a cheap hotel chain like Ibis or Premier Inn - perhaps a little away from the centre.}

1.) 05 Feb 2016
05 Feb 2016 17:22:40
Try airBnB as well mate. Get some great deals.

2.) 05 Feb 2016
05 Feb 2016 17:37:05
The Travelodge Liverpool central is ideal. No thrills, but everything is within walking distance. Including the bus to Anfield.

3.) 05 Feb 2016
05 Feb 2016 18:35:41
The liner is usually pretty good, its next to liverpool lime street and has a car park.

4.) 05 Feb 2016
05 Feb 2016 19:53:10
I'm very sad to hear that the lovely Kate Bush had no thrills.

5.) 05 Feb 2016
05 Feb 2016 21:21:37
Heard Formby is good place.

6.) 05 Feb 2016
05 Feb 2016 21:21:38
A lot of the hotels use a 'From' pricing matrix and will raise prices especially when big games are on or major horse racing etc. And they do that as far out from Liverpool as Widnes.

But if you look at Chester there are some very reasonably priced 3 and 4 star en-suite B&Bs for between 35 and 40 quid per twin/ double per room per night. If you want to go a bit more upmarket, The Mill Hotel is excellent and has a fantastic real ale bar (and only about 600 yards from the station) and the Queens Hotel across the road from the sation is also very good.


There are regular MerseyRail trains from Chester to Liverpool changing at Birkenhead if you don't fancy driving or aren't bringing your car.

And Chester is a belting noght on the tank.

7.) 05 Feb 2016
05 Feb 2016 21:55:24
Kate Bush finds pleasure in all walks of life Kev from skem. Maybe you should try too.

8.) 06 Feb 2016
05 Feb 2016 17:29:16
Travel lodge on Queens Drive I think, or Premier inn just down the road from it. decent enough and about 40 minute walk to the stadium.
Or Novotel in the city, if you're looking for something more upmarket.