The Hotel Indigo® Liverpool is a colorful character in a lively district, perfectly complementing the history and thriving business of the neighborhood. Inside, the chic look pays homage to the rich industrial heritage of the hotels location – once home to the city’s cotton trade and Liverpool’s enduring music legacy. Our Cotton Lounge serves up delicious cocktails and a tasty selection of small and large sharing plates, while the hotel’s acclaimed Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar and Grill wows foodies with a menu designed by Marco Pierre White himself. You can enjoy a choice of classic dishes made from a range of seasonal ingredients with steak at its heart. You will also enjoy spacious bedrooms with modern facilities, including rainfall showers, iPod docking stations and free Wi-Fi plus an on-site gym.
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
An invisible thread binds this neighborhood together, weaving through its imperial architecture and artistic modern spirit, uniting its multicultural community, connecting it together from the Albert Dock to Princess Park, and from Liverpool Cathedral to Sandhills. The thread is cotton, the material which has set this district’s agenda for decades, generating its wealth, creating the buildings and infrastructure and bringing people from all over the globe here to set down roots. Today, Liverpool is consistently ranked among the top cities in the United Kingdom, with miles of walkable window shopping, fine dining, quirky markets, and great nightlife making up the fabric of this truly vibrant place.
Founded in 1977 by Sir Andrew Barclay Walker, the gallery houses one of the finest art collections in Britain. You’ll find everything from classic to controversial pieces on display. Paintings and drawings by Rubens, Rembrandt and Degas sit next to modern pieces by English sculptor Henry Moore and street artist Banksy. The collection of artwork spans 600 years.
Take a short stroll to Liverpool’s historic Albert Dock and learn all about the Fab Four at this walking exhibition, which brings their extraordinary story to life. John Lennon's sister, Julia, narrates the story of John, Paul, George and Ringo, from their early years at the Casbah Coffee Club to their last days playing together and their solo careers.
Home to designer brands and unique shops, Cavern Walks is Liverpool’s only boutique arcade. The miniature mall, which contains a mix of stores from big-name designers to underground couture, carries a mix of merchandise including custom-made jewelry, tailored suits and one-off items. Browse for British designer labels such as Zhandra Rhodes and Vivienne Westwood.
You could join the crowd at Cavern Club to see where the Beatles began, but the hotel staff suggests a night out at Blue Bar and Grill or The Magnet to hear up-and-coming musicians. Each is unique. The 19th-century basement venue at Blue offers comedy and international artists; the dark red stage at the Magnet has hosted the likes of Freddie Mercury.
For an authentic taste of Liverpool, make sure you try scouse (or blind scouse for vegetarians) at the Signature Café, located on the second floor of the historic George Henry Lee building. Introduced at the ports by foreign sailors, this local recipe is an inexpensive dish consisting of stewed lamb and vegetables served with red cabbage and white bread and butter.
Afternoon tea is a pleasant ritual, so try it 34 floors up at Panoramic 34, a sophisticated bar and restaurant close by the hotel. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of the city as you enjoy sweet and savory treats with your tea. The bar offers comfy chairs, gorgeous views and cocktails as you savor the setting sun and city lights springing to life.
