The Embassie Hostel is a beautiful terrace house built in 1820 in the unspoilt Georgian square used in the filming of "In the Name of the Father". You will notice a flagpole on the front of the house because, until 1986,this was the home of the Consulate of Venezuela - and that is why it is called the "Embassie". The location is ideal for travellers to Liverpool. It is located in a lovely residential area, directly across the street from Falkner Square Park ( you saw it in the film!) and just a 10 minute walk to the city centre of Liverpool and all the wonderful history, music, museums and nightlife this exciting city offers. - Read more

Bedroom 3 of this house (over-looking) the garden was Brian’s favourite room. Isaac trusted young Brian to be the manager of NEMS Record Shop (the best outside of London) which was visited on a daily basis by the fab four and every other “Mersey-Beater” of that special era in the history of Liverpool. Epstein House and Gardens has just been fully re-furbished, aiming for four 4 stars. The rooms are nicely furnished, generously proportioned and En-Suite. The food is served so that you will want to come back to Epstein House. On the ground floor the entrance hall leads into the lounge with comfortable seating and dining facilities. The bar is fully licensed. The French doors lead directly onto the patio and huge garden. - Read more

There are several six-bed roomed self catering apartments available. All rooms come equipped with a double bed, wardrobe, desk, and bedside cabinet. The apartments can be let as self contained or room by room basis. All bedrooms are private and securely locked with individual keys. The apartments are modern and up-to date with wooden floored living areas, American style fridge/freezer, leather sofas, TV and DVD in lounge, free view, cooker, microwave and tea and coffee making facilities. Free wireless broadband is also available in all the apartments. There will be a 24 hour presence on the premises. Secured parking at an additional £10 per night is available on request. - Read more

The International Inn offers award winning, eco friendly 3 star budget hostel accommodation in the heart of Liverpool's City Centre Cultural Quarter. Developed within a converted Victorian warehouse, the hostel is modern and cosmopolitan whilst still retaining traditional character combined with the latest modern facilities and eco friendly policies. We have accommodation for over 100 people in multi rooms for 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 10 people, plus available double rooms and private apartments on site. We have a large Television lounge and games room with leather sofas, pool table, table football and digital television (free DVD rental!). We also have a large, fully equipped dining kitchen and free tea, coffee and toast is on offer 24 hours a day. All our products are fair trade. - Read more

Originally known as 'The Nightingale House' the Lodge played an essential role in Britain's medical advances during the 18th century and the historic plaque in front of the building commemorates Florence Nightingale's work. Other publicly listed features include the picturesque stained glass window at the top of the main staircase which overlooks our reception area where you can find Florence Nightingale's own original bookcase from her time in the city. Situated in what many call the "Real Heart of Liverpool", our Backpackers Lodge has a welcoming atmosphere and a wealth of history. We have different types of rooms to suit your needs - Dorms, Twin, Double and Family rooms. We are located in a scenic area just a short walk from the city centre. Our friendly and helpful staff and excellent transport links make us a perfect base from which to explore all that Liverpool has to offer. - Read more

This is a modern, purpose-built hostel with excellent facilities – four star rated by Visit Britain. Price includes a fabulous buffet breakfast. Adjacent to the historic Albert Dock, some of Liverpool’s finest museums and galleries are conveniently close by. With the city centre a ten-minute stroll away - through the oldest Chinatown in Europe - 2008’s ‘Capital of Culture’ is truly on your doorstep. - Read more