Hard Days Night Hotel

What a top place! Everything from the Beatles memorabilia to the room itself and all the amenities, I was very impressed with my stay.
This hotel is very modern and conveniently located in the heart of the city. Pubs, clubs, restaurants and entertainment are only a short walk away. They also keep well-​stocked on the little things that we rely so much on, but didn’t bring with us. Forget your hair dyer? They’ve got one. Fancy a cuppa? A kettle is in each room, accompanied by mugs, tea, sugar & cream. There’s even a coffee maker if you opt for a cup of joe instead. When you stay here, you are well taken care of!
The room was clean, bed comfortable, shower GLORIOUS, and the add-​on breakfast buffet was one to remember.
If you have an opportunity to stay here, cease it!

The Hard Days Night Hotel is amazing! My wife and I stayed here during our trip to Liverpool and it was the best decision we made.
The hotel is beautiful. I kind of expected less than what I got, to be honest. It was night time when we arrived so we couldn’t get a real glimpse of the building till the next morning. The best feature of the building (outside) has to be the statues of the Fab Four across the front of the building. Especially nice decorated in Christmas cheer.
The inside of the building was gorgeous as well, luxurious as a matter of fact. Wall to wall covered in pictures, posters, and figurines dedicated to the Beatles. There were many couches and chairs in the main lounge area with a fully stocked bar for those looking to unwind with friends. Also close by was BarFour, a fully functional and larger lounge bar. Through a small corridor is Blake’s restaurant for breakfast lunch and dinner. There is a collection of photographs on the wall that you will have to figure out what they represent if you go there.
The rooms were larger than I anticipated. They were very clean and well kept. A key code combination safe in the closet to keep your valuables safe. A nice desk for composing a song or two. Push button lighting and heating controls so you don’t have to get out of bed. You won’t want to stay in bed however because there is so much to do in Liverpool.
Prices for rooms are a little steep but you are getting an experience of a life time. Look for deals like we did and you will be pleased.
Near the hotel are loads of shops and bars with live music. Albert Dock just five minutes away by foot. Fly into Liverpool or fly in somewhere else and drive across the beautiful countryside (the latter is what we did). Parking is tricky. No street parking but there is a huge underground parking garage five minutes walk to hotel with reasonable rates. Trains can be taken to travel across the country if other cities are on your agenda. Just do your homework on ticket prices beforehand.
I will definitely be staying here the next time I go to Liverpool.

My husband and I stayed at the Hard Day’s Night Hotel for two nights towards the end of November 2015. This honestly ended up being the perfect time to go as Christmas decorations were up everywhere, and the hotel and surrounding businesses looked beautiful. I honestly don’t have a single complaint for the hotel, restaurant, and bar. The staff in every one of those was superb with their manners and dedication to go above and beyond.
I’ll do my best to focus my review on just the hotel. Even before we left the U.S., my husband had been in contact via email and telephone with the concierges quite extensively to plan our stay in Liverpool. Everyone he spoke with, primarily Kevin (who sadly we didn’t get to meet), was extremely helpful in booking our reservations for dinner at the restaurant, our private Beatles tour, and our tour of Anfield Stadium. They got every detail perfectly and educated us on the specifics as well.
Also, the room was exactly as pictured. It was tight as far as space goes but really all the space that a couple needs. We stayed on the second floor with our windows opening up to Mathews St. This was good and bad as there was live music until 2am that nearly kept us from going to sleep before then and seagulls and city traffic woke us around 7am both mornings. Honestly though, if you aren’t a terribly light sleeper, you can probably sleep through all of this. Of note, our friends who stayed on the 4^th floor on the other side of the hotel said they heard none of this.
The curtains in the room kept the sunlight out, the heating system worked very well, and the bathroom accommodations were perfect, except the radiator for the towel warmer never was fixed while we were there. No worries though as for us Americans, that’s a luxury we’re not accustomed to anyway. Plenty of bathroom counter space as well was proven useful by us.
Overall, it was a very short stay in Liverpool, but when we do it again (as we are determined to do so), we will definitely choose this hotel again. They had an «autumn special» that the concierge told us about before booking, so make sure to contact the hotel and ask about any specials before booking. The city is lovely as well, so if you are able to, stay way more than our short 48 hour venture and definitely give yourself at least one full day of touring.
Also, the concierges were amazing. I left my jewelry bag on the bag of the bathroom door and immediately emailed Kevin panicking. He emailed back then went to the post office to mail them home to me. Truly couldn’t be happier with this hotel and their workers. This is THE hotel to stay at when visiting Liverpool for all these reasons mentioned, and also the fact that it is in a prime location for shopping. ;-)

Stayed here for three nights while I was in Liverpool. Of course I’m a Beatles fan, but even if you’re not, this is a fabulous place to stay in the center of the city, near everything. It is a top-​notch, business class hotel with big rooms and lovely bathrooms. All the amenities are here, robes, irons and ironing boards, fast Wi-​Fi, you name it. The service was impeccable without being smarmy. I’d give it five stars except that I thought the breakfast was overpriced.

Had a small & adequate meal of a roast beef sandwich & «John Lennonade» in the Lounge & Bar for a late lunch. Noticed the curious custom of the British, unlike American servers, as they do not introduce themselves. Unfortunately, they also take their time returning to you long after you’ve finished your meal & are eager to settle your bill & leave.
The décor is trendy, not quite footballer’s wife & the food is fine. It draws a crowd, presumably for more than its name. I’d return.

I went into the Hard Days Night Hotel last Thursday on the hunt for a great cocktail experience for some Aussie family members I had visiting me and we weren’t disappointed. The main bar was actually closed for a private function so the small lobby bar was bearing the brunt which meant service was a little slower than we would have liked and the waitress looked a tad harassed. However when we did order and the drinks arrived we decided it was most definitely worth the wait!
My uncle (as ever) went for a classic Margarita. His girlfriend and I took far longer to choose as we wanted to go for something a bit more out of the ordinary but we eventually settled on a Hard Days Night Iced Tea for her (which looked lethal!) and a Daq In the USSR for me. I was delighted with my choice which was a gingerbread flavoured daiquiri, my uncle was very impressed with his margarita (and he’s a real connoisseur!) and his girlfriend loved her drink too.
The atmosphere was really nice with classy Beatles cover versions being played quietly over the sound system (i was worried it would be loud and/​or cheesy) and the clientele all looked really happy.
It was a fleeting, pre-​dinner visit but we really enjoyed it and I would most definitely take people there again for cocktails. Great stuff.

Absolutely brilliant hotel. Run don’t walk. Not a single negative to report. Only awesome reviews from soup to nuts!

If The Beatles and a good cream tea is your kinda scene. Then you then to head to The Hard Days Night Hotel when in Liverpool. The décor is perfectly beautiful, very classy and is completely based on The Beatles, they really have put a lot of effort into this place. The reason for the 3 star rating is this, I thought it was quite expensive. 2x Traditional Afternoon Teas, which was a selection of finger sandwiches (6), plus a selection of mini cakes including a scone with clotted cream and jam plus pots of tea. However, as I am a coffee crazed kinda girl, the tea was a big fat no no. I asked for coffee instead, the waitress said this was fine, Great I thought. I received one small coffee with my A/​T. Once we was given out A/​T, the waitress did not come back to check everything was OK or if we wanted any more drinks, which was rather irritating as I don’t particularly enjoy chasing waitresses around for a second coffee. So for 2 A/T’s, 1 small coffee, 1 pint (PINT? I know right? Who does that with Afternoon Tea!!) it came to £40.05. It was nice though. Would I go again? Hmm, not in a hurry. I would rather find a smaller place offering a more personalised visit.

Not just a hotel but an experience. A Beatles experience that is. The entire hotel is decked out in photos, trivia, and word play based on The Beatles. And it’s not only the lobby which always has Beatles music playing, but each and every detail in the rooms and the bar too. Thematic drinks, «let it be» /​«help!» do not disturb signs, and John Lennon sunglasses shampoo bottles are just some of the finer touches. Additionally, the location is ideal — located just across the street from both the Cavern Club and Cavern Pub.
In addition to being a Beatles paradise, the hotel is supremely functional. The beds are as comfortable as can be. There is a remote control panel by each bed that controls the temperature and all of the lights in the room. There is even a towel warming/​drying rack in the bathroom! The bathroom also has an anti-​fog mirror — something I’ve never seen before. The only complaint I have about the bathroom is that there is an outlet for a razor but not a hairdryer; in fact, there isn’t even an outlet for a hairdryer near the full length mirror, so one is left to blow dry ones hair in the middle of the room.
There was one other weird thing — the lobby persistently smelt of smoked meat /​wood. Although I was fond of it upon entering, it was a bit nauseating after a while. Not really sure what that was about but it cost the hotel a star.

This hotel knows the Beatles. From the ‘Let it Be’ do-​not-​disturb sign on the door to the Gideon’s Bible tucked away in the nightstand. My shampoo bottle even had little John Lennon glasses on it. The place was a lot classier than I thought it would be – for a themed hotel, one usually thinks of cheesiness. But there was no cheese here! There was gorgeous artwork in the lobby and restaurant and the staircases are panelled in old photos of the fab four. If I was super rich I would have got myself the Lennon or McCartney suite as they stunningly beautiful. As it is, I’m not rich and had to stay in the basic room, which features a piece of Beatles artwork above the bed. It was Ringo for me!
The room was extremely high tech and fancy and the bed was so soft it was like sleeping on a cloud. Everything was clean and smart and when I asked the housekeeper for a souvenir Hard Day’s Night Hotel inkpen, she gave me a whole handful.
I only have one complaint about this hotel – there is no parking. There are car parks nearby, but not handy at all if you’re hauling luggage and struggling toddler. There is also nowhere to pull up, drop your bags off and then go park. The hotel does offer a discount at car park near the docks, but we weren’t told this until we had already parked and checked in. The one they recommend is miles away as well – not at all convenient. We were in a closer car park, but paid a small fortune to stay overnight. Maybe this information should be given at the time of booking, it would save a lot of hassle and money.

Great staff, great ambiance. Will stay here again.

Being a Beatles fan– this was the place to stay while in Liverpool. The hotel was new and clean and was very surprised at how large the room was and how modern it was!
Liverpool is way different than I imagined. The Beatles museums and tours were fun. The only complaint about this hotel is that they hire kids to run the bar and it was tough getting service easily. I have since been told that service in the UK is not the same as in the good old USA– but… this hotel was located in the middle of the Beatles mecca and it was an amazing adventure. I also thought the hotel was very inexpensive for the overall experience. If I owned this hotel– I would charge more– then spend the extra income on a better customer service experience.

And so Beatles Inc have found yet another way to make money out of the franchise. You could seriously spend an entire weekend on a Beatles theme in this city and be able to do nothing but talk, see, eat and yes now even sleep Beatle mania.
It’s a logical idea considering that it is probably one of the two main reasons that people come to the city and with all respect to the people behind Hard Days Night Hotel they have not done this by half and feels a lot more tasteful than what I expected from a themed hotel.

Named after the third studio album from the infamous Beatles, staying a night at Hard days night hotel will definitely leave you with a few memories indeed. Each and every suite is like a peace of art in its own right.
Now the Lennon suite really is the jewel in the hotel’s crown. Although it would have to be one heck of an occasion for you to book a night here. At a poultry £750 a pop it is a «tad“on the expensive side. A more reaching alternative would be a luxury room which comes in at a more responsible albeit still steep £112 per night. With colourful funky décor though it does carry all the giddiness of a 4* boutique hotel in the heart of city of culture.
Hard days night is a destination special occasions or an alternative business trip hotel. If you love the Beatles you must make this one of the must stay hotels to stay on your must do list. Even if you don’t and are into the whole boutique hotel experience scene this is a must see destination.

The Hard Days Night Hotel is a Beatles inspired themed hotel in Liverpool City Centre. It is a luxury hotel, with penthouse suites costing £750 a night. The interior is modern and rather upmarket as I’m sure you can gather from the price of the luxury suite! However, they do cater for a wide range of budgets with the cheapest rooms starting at £110.
Personally I’ve never had a bad experience here with the staff always being extremely friendly, helpful and polite, the cleanliness is second to none and the atmosphere is great. The ability to be able to soak up a huge part of Liverpool’s heritage is a massive bonus, and is one of the reasons the hotel is so popular with the tourists. Beatles posters and pictures are on display throughout the whole hotel and as an optional extra their music is played in your room.
The hotel is in an ideal location for both tourists and locals alike. Liverpool ONE and the rest of the shopping district is literally a 30 second walk, and Matthew Street is just around the corner for an excellent night out.

Somehow, Hard Day’s Night Hotel manages to be a themed hotel without being cheesy. Full of lovely Beatles pictures arching up the staircase and located right next to Mathew Street, you couldn’t get more Fab Four-​tastic than that. If you’re lucky you might be entitled to free room upgrades and could end up with balcony views and extra luxuries.
These rooms are finished to the ultimate modern hilt. You get a CD player, internet access and a lovely TV, however you do pay for all this. Far from a bargain, this hotel is one of the more expensive ones in Liverpool however it’s not the Beatles theme you’re actually paying for, it’s the central location and the luxury finish. You can probably stay in the Albert Dock (not literally… you’d get a bit wet) for a much cheaper price but if you want something special and a little different and covet the novelty factor of being surrounded by the Beatles, I wouldn’t go anywhere else if I were you.

cool place, nice comfortable rooms, not the greatest in service. although one employee turned us onto the cab tour with joey, and it was great. as well as a great thai restaurant at liverpool one.
parking situation was very strange, doorman was very nice gentleman who helped us find it in the rain.

Hard Day’s Night Hotel describe themselves as ‘a boutique hotel inspired by The Beatles’ and boy, have they got it just right.
Occupying an entire block on North John Street, the hotel is a Grade II listed, Georgian building that has been thoughtfully restored and regenerated. A lot of the original features remain but have been skillfully mixed with contemporary furniture and design to give the reception areas, hallways and various bars a modern and sophisticated feel. As you’d expect, there’s Beatles related art-​work everywhere but we’re talking sophisticated, black and white photos and specially commissioned artwork by artists including Klaus Voorman, Astrid Kirchherr and Peter Blake.
I tried to book a room last weekend but unfortunately, the whole hotel was booked up. The friendly reception staff allowed me to take a peek at a couple of Deluxe and Luxury rooms however, and I was impressed. In keeping with the rest of the hotel they had stylish chairs, big beds, modern fittings and technology and a bath or free-​standing shower. Prices start at £110 a night and I’ll definitely try to go back and stay when its not a Bank Holiday!
Sadly, I never got to look round the Lennon or McCartney suites but the photos on the website look fabulous. At £750 a night there had to be some perks and there is; both suites are penthouse apartments with seperate lounges, generous balconies with enviable city views, work stations and contemporary electronics, interesting art work, fresh flowers and a complimentary mini bar.

Just a fabulous hotel, must be seen, the rooms are excellent, plush and different have stayed here about 4 times in different rooms.
the breakfast was 1^st class too

I stayed here for a long weekend with Beatles fantastic family members visiting from Australia recently.
I appreciate all the hard work they’ve put into this venue — I heard it was nearly a decade in the making — but as others have mentioned here I think they cut corners a bit. Some areas seemed hastily finished — but maybe these were teething problems as I don’t think the place has been open long. But the rooms were lovely and my mum was thrilled with sleeping surrounded by memoribilia of the Fab Four. The rooms were spotlessly clean and comfortable.
The hotel bar and food are really expensive — save your pennies and drink at the Carvern Club around the corner.