Our city grew rich on cotton and music, and Hotel Indigo® Liverpool embraces this heritage, drawing you in with locally inspired tunes drifting through the exposed-brick lobby. You’ll love the funky rugs and acid-bright splashes of color in your boutique bedroom, where cotton-themed murals and plush armchairs marry with contemporary comforts like rainfall showers in our blissful spa bathrooms and superfast WiFi. Steps away from our Liverpool boutique hotel, the River Mersey is the key to the city’s industrial history, with the renovated Albert Dock at its heart.
After a day of discovery, work up an appetite in our 24-hour gym, indulge in a succulent 35-day-aged T-bone at Marco Pierre White’s Steakhouse Bar and Grill or soak up the scene in The Cotton Lounge with expertly mixed cocktails.
The hotel has a well-equipped exercise room with all the key pieces needed for a work out, including treadmills, cycle machine, cross trainer, and free weights.
On-Site Fitness Center Available
Liverpool celebrates its industrial legacy in our neighborhood, where Albert Dock on the Mersey was at the epicenter of the world’s 19th-century cotton trade. After a booming era of global commerce that drew thousands of migrating workers, today’s city thrives on its cosmopolitan spirit, inimitable character and celebrated Scouse humor. Rejuvenated warehouses and cotton exchanges are now vibrant venues for dining and clubbing.
World-class museums like Tate Liverpool and the World Museum vie for your attention with the Cavern Club and The Beatles Story. In a city dubbed World Capital of Pop, The Beatles gained global adulation and their creativity inspires many details in our boutique hotel, from light fittings crafted from drums to their unforgettable song lyrics inscribed on the walls.
The handsome red-brick warehouses and elegant colonnades of our city’s UNESCO-listed waterfront now house trendy bistros, cocktail bars and luxury apartments. Trace this transformation at the Maritime Museum, relive our musical backstory at The Beatles Story or heckle edgy Scouse comics on the basement stage at Liverpool Comedy Central.
Join fellow Beatles fans on a pilgrimage to a street lined with pubs, where pop bands still rock the house at the legendary Cavern Club. When you’ve posed by John Lennon’s statue and snapped up rare vinyl at The Beatles Shop, drop in to The Grapes for a pint. Once one of the Fab Four’s favorite pubs, it’s plastered with memorabilia.
Model Liver Birds, maps, photos and interactive exhibits help share the story of how Jewish traders, Irish cotton pickers and migrating dockers shaped our city’s past. Follow themed trails through the museum to unravel the rivalry between Liverpool and Everton football clubs as you clock waterfront views from skylit galleries.
With bright scarlet pillars reflected in the waters of Albert Dock, this former warehouse showcases a treasure trove of modern art. Awash with color and light, its vibrant galleries provide a magical setting for Picassos and Warhols alongside wacky installations, L.S. Lowry’s iconic matchstick men and Roy Lichtenstein’s pop art.
Local lad Paul McCartney and disco diva Kylie are among the stars who’ve played this high-tech arena. Take a seat among 11,000 boisterous fans for a big-name show or thrill to gripping sports like championship boxing. Treat yourself to a ticket for a pre-show supper in the glass-clad Liverpool Collection Lounge for fabulous river views.
World-class acoustics and lighting make this lovingly restored art deco venue a fitting home for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. You’ll find more than classical music here – folk bands, comedians, 1980s pop icons and classic rock bands have all performed on the elegant stage amid its symphony of dazzling ivory curves.
Discover where it all began. The legendary cellar bar at this tiny, neon-lit club is synonymous with The Beatles, who first played beneath its vaulted brick ceiling in 1961. Join the party vibe as enthusiastic fans celebrate the past, present and future of British rock and tribute bands play sing-a-long homages to their Scouse heroes.
An opulent gilded interior with a swirling patterned ceiling adds a touch of glam to this grand neoclassical theatre. The precipitous auditorium has a busy schedule of big-name concerts and touring musicals. It’s said to be haunted too, so if you find yourself next to a black-eyed girl or a Victorian actor, it’s time to change seats.
The hotel’s steakhouse brings the panache of our celebrity chef and restaurateur to a dining room with exposed brickwork and industrial detailing. Settle in for a traditional Sunday roast, or pass a summer evening feasting on local sirloin steak and decadent sticky toffee pudding on our suntrap terrace.
In our laid-back lounge bar, we serve sharing plates and trusty British classic including fish 'n' chips. Drift by in the afternoon for a glass of Champagne or specialty teas. Come the weekend, chill out to a soft-rock playlist and be sure to try our signature Cotton Lounge Martini, which comes adorned with wisps of candy floss.
Zoom to the West Tower’s 34th floor for fine dining with panoramas across the Mersey to the Welsh hills and join a smart crowd by floor-to-ceiling windows as you tuck into a Champagne afternoon tea. By night, sip dry Martinis in the cocktail lounge or relish a tasting menu paired perfectly with wines and glittering Liverpoool views.
It’s showtime! Fire-eaters, stilt walkers and trapeze artists dazzle at exuberant Circo, a circus-themed venue with weekly dinner shows. Enjoy eye-popping entertainment with a 3-course dinner or tasting plates to share. Afterwards, let your hair down with Liverpool’s top DJs on Circo’s dance floor, among confetti drops and LED light shows.