Wonderland Loves: INNSiDE Liverpool

Wonderland

DESTINATION: LIVERPOOL

Planning a cultural city break up North this summer? We might have just found the perfect hotel for your next stay in Liverpool.

Feel like a city break this summer but can’t commit to going overseas? Worry not — the UK has a handful of hidden gems to spice up your season. The European Capital of Culture in 2008, Liverpool is a vibrant city for those discovering the North of England, offering a rich tapestry of history, dynamic nightlife, sports-related events, and activities around the banks of the River Mersey. Visitors can now enjoy the weekend in the utmost comfort offered by Meliá Hotels International, Spain’s largest hotel group, which opened the doors of INNSiDE Liverpool in 2021.

Bringing a slice of continental life to the heart of the city, the 207-room hotel is located a stone’s throw away from Liverpool’s shopping district and cultural attractions, offering an eclectic home-from-home feel for guests to explore Liverpool’s city centre. From the Open Living Lounge to the impressive panoramic 360 Sky Bar, the hotel boasts a range of spaces for guests to slip seamlessly from work to play. Each stay is enriched with music, art, and wellness curated by the hotel’s local experts and in keeping with INNSiDE by Meliá’s philosophy, ‘Stay Curious’, which promises to accommodate guests’ every need with considered comforts and inspiring experiences.

A destination for architecture enthusiasts, the hotel’s building was once the former Echo and Daily Post installations, breathing new life into one of the city’s most iconic structures. Following over three years of extensive redevelopment, parts of the pre-existing site have been preserved, reflecting Melia’s commitment to sustainable practices, while smart touches ensure the hotel delivers an exceptional experience for its guests. Pin your maps!

And book your next stay here.

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DESTINATION: LIVERPOOL

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