Throstles Nest

An 18^th century hotel recently refurbished, and one of the more well known pubs in Liverpool. This is a cheap as chips type option providing you easy access to Liverpool City Centre — just a quarter of a mile away! The only problem is it isn’t as cheap as it should be. The bedrooms are awfully dated which may appeal to more senior consumers but not my cup of tea.
It does have something going for it though and that is its location as it’s close to all major attractions. This allows one to explore all that Liverpool has to offer, from its merry merry nightlife to the culture of the city including the peace and tranquility of their two, amazing Cathedrals. There are so many hospitality options in Liverpool this one just doesn’t feature on the radar an if compared to other hotels and apart hotels wouldn’t get a look in.

The Throstles Nest is a recently refurbished pub/​hotel that offers traditional pub character and a perfectly easy bed and breakfast arrangement. The rooms were perfectly clean and suitable for a couple of nights away. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The area wasn’t the greatest in terms of getting out in the night for a meal/​few drinks and it offered next to nothing in terms of parking. The breakfast the following morning was perfect for the long day on the road that followed, all in all it was a perfectly suitable couple of nights in Liverpool about a year ago now. It seems unfair to say that the Throstles Nest was ‘no-​thrills’ as it offered something a bit more than that, a good nights sleep, decent service and a good mornings breakfast for a double en-​suite for £70.

This is a surprising little gem. Not a lot going for it as regards area and outside appearance and it is quite difficult to locate but, once inside, what a revelation!
Beautifully kept, clean and well thought out. Rooms very well supplied with all that you might need.
The shower room although small was clean and functioned well.
Breakfast ample and more than adequate in presentation.
Management and staff extremely helpful and pleasant.
Would guess not too good for disabled but we did not ask for this so cannot really judge. We had quite a few stairs to negotiate.
It is a little away from the city centre but taxis are relatively cheap and it was worth getting them to travel in and back.
If we went back to Liverpool we would certainly want to make sure we could get into the Throstles Nest again.