RV Parks in Flintshire

"Great stay in the heart of Liverpool. The room (studio) was spacious and the bed was incredibly comfortable. It's a quick walk from the train station, from Liverpool One, and to the restaurants of Bold Street. The Royal Albert docks are only about 15 minutes way. Would highly recommend!"

"Ggugy"

"The welcome by Bradley & his colleague made an excellent start to our stay so friendly and informative room was lovely breakfast excellent and great location 5* "

"Very good value for money, 5 minute walk to city centre, food was great. The only downside was £7.50 for a bottle of cider. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Upgraded to an amazing room on arrival. Huge room super clean and comfortable. Brand new bathroom, best shower ever, fridge and coffee machine (pods) in the room. Ate in the restaurant as we had a long journey and it was delicious and very reasonable. The home made roasted vegetable soup taste was sublime. Fish and chips were crispy and tasty and everything was served hot which is unusual. OH had the pan seared duck breast on a bed of shredded courgette (rosti style) and that was equally amazing. Portions extremely generous. Good wine selection at reasonable prices. The corridors are the widest I’ve ever seen in a hotel and beautifully decorated with the Titanic theme throughout. A 25 minute walk to the Liver buildings gets you to the docks - it is a flat walk with wide pavements. Or Uber will cost £5-£7 on average. Historic buildings and the area is being regenerated and very interesting. Liverpool overall a safe friendly city with masses of history and diversity. A great place to people watch too. "

"Very good location we asked for a high floor and quiet room and this was possible, room was extremely quiet and comfortable well appointed and bed very comfortable . hotel access by card with corridor off street very good felt secure and safe at property. Staff were very helpful and attentive ."

"Absolutely amazing helpful staff !!!!"

"Brillant stay "

"Ideal spot for a visit to Chester, including the Racecourse"