Search Hotels Near Woolton Picture House, Liverpool

"I did not stay in the hotel as I had booked the wrong date and could not change it "

"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 Given it was an old-ish annexe part of the main building the windows were draughty even with what seemed like outdated secondary glazing that barely closed (room 4).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."

"I paid for a family room as it was my wife and my son travelling for a football tournament. I paid around about £192 for the room for one evening. When we got into the room, there were no lamps or bedside table lamps. I asked at reception if we could get a lamp, as I like to read at night before I go to bed, and was told the only light available was the ceiling lights. They did not have any spare. I can't believe a hotel does not have table lamps or bed lamps, or that they could not accommodate me. I had to go and buy one from Tesco for the night, which was very disappointing. I have never in all my years been to a hotel where they do not have table or reading lights, and we have to rely upon using the large light in the ceiling. "

"Nice quiet area, easy to get to, good links with the town centre"

"Good stay, no issues"

"A/C was fine, sofa bed was a little on the uncomfortable side."

"Really nice Hotel, clean and tidy with great interior design. Staff in restaurant on site (more training required) Room and bathroom clean and very well set out."

"This place is the perfect mix between charm and modern expectation. Clean, vibrant and pleasant. I love being right next to Sefton Park "

"The man at check-in was so downbeat and abrupt. He told me that I had two keys as the toilet and all washing facilities were remote. This was not noted anywhere during booking. This room was over £100 I should note. I then went to the room and it was absolutely tiny. A hard double bed with a tiny single wobbly wardrobe and small table. The only light was a 600mm x 900mm skylight window with a poor blind. Had to be open to make the room a bareable temperature but the light and noise as a result made sleep very difficult. The bathroom down the corridor that was not signed as being a bathroom so I had to go back down the three floors to reception to confirm the bathroom location. It had a really poor power shower, toilet and small sink. The washroom was shared with at least 5 rooms. I will never be going back. Horrible night in a claustrophobic room. Travelodge etc are a major step up in quality and service for comparable price."