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Titanic Hotel Liverpool
The second thing to know is that while there was talk of the Titanic being a themed hotel, a sort of dry-land homage to the ill-fated ocean liner’s air of tragic opulence, cooler hospitality heads prevailed. References to the historic ship are scattered throughout, but the atmosphere is not only decidedly contemporary, but somewhat restrained as well — presumably late Edwardian pomp is not the vibe the Liverpudlians are crying out for.
By appearances, what they are crying out for — and what they’re getting here — are big, bright rooms and suites, luxe beds and baths, an expert reconciliation of period architecture, classic furniture and contemporary design, and a food and beverage program, if we may use so vulgar a phrase, that’s as attuned to the visual pleasures as it is to the gustatory ones. Stanley’s Bar & Grill serves modern British fare in a dramatic, oversized open-kitchen space, and the waterfront terrace is one of the more idyllic venues in town.
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I've not stayed in a hotel with rooms so big! The bed was comfy, plenty of tea and coffee & a spacious bathroom too. The staff were friendly and helpful & a great breakfast choice.
Friendly staff. Immaculately kept.
The building and the rooms
Super spacious, modern and lively.
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