In the know

Our favourite rooms: Room 311 has a wonderful view over the rooftops. All suites have oak flooring and Bang & Olufsen TVs and DVD players. Suite 402 has the most spectacular view over the city, taking in the waterfront, the Mersey and (on a clear day) the Welsh hills; 406 is an open‑plan suite with a sloping ceiling, exposed beams and a mezzanine bathroom with a huge Italian wooden bathtub.
Packing tips: Binoculars or a zoom lens, for a close-up view of the Liver Birds atop the Liver Building.

Current offers

Smith card offer: A bottle of prosecco on arrival, plus free late check-out (usually charged at £10 an hour and subject to availability)
Current special offer: Free Sunday when you stay Friday and Saturday

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Hope Street Hotel

Liverpool, United Kingdom[view map]

Style: Open-plan elegance
Setting: Lofty Liverpool palazzo

Stay cocooned in a room at the Hope Street Hotel, and you're likely to be torn between enjoying the Bang & Olufsen TV and sound system from the Egyptian-cotton-sheeted bed, and the huge, free-standing wooden tub, accessorised with fluffy white towels and REN products. Thankfully there's usually a plush leather armchair, for you to perch on while you quibble over who soaks and who gets to watch.

Need to know

Rooms: 48, including seven deluxe rooms, three studio rooms and seven suites.
Rates: £140–£350. Continental breakfast, £9.50; full English, £14.50. A la carte breakfast menu also available.
Check-out: Weekdays, 11am; weekends, midday. Later check‑outs charged at £10 an hour, subject to availability.
Facilities: Free WiFi, DVD/CD library. In rooms, minifridge/champagne chiller, wall‑mounted LCD TV, DVD/CD player, free broadband internet access, underfloor heating, mist‑free mirrors, ‘rain dance’ shower heads, REN toiletries.
Also: In‑room beauty treatments can be arranged, and small pets can be put up – a cleaning fee of £30 will be charged.

Food & drink

Hotel restaurant: Paul Askew is chef at the London Carriage Works, which offers a choice of menus, including à la carte, pre-theatre and tasting menus. His grown‑up Modern International dishes include confit of black‑faced Suffolk lamb and pan-roasted sea bass.
Dress code: Relaxed and urbane.
Top table: Table 15, nestled between the restaurant’s decorative glass shards.
Last orders: Lunch, 3pm; dinner, 9.30pm in the restaurant and 10pm in the brasserie. Bar: 11.30pm Monday–Thursday; 1.30am Friday and Saturday.
Room service: 24 hours: an all‑day menu including market specials, with a limited night menu available 10pm–7am.
Hotel bar: The Residents’ Lounge is a cocktail bar (open Thursdays to Saturdays only) with table service and live music – watch out for ivory tinklers on the Steinway grand piano and try one of the Pimm’s Royale champagne cocktails.

Also worth knowing

Children: Welcome: games available; kitchen accommodating. Cots and extra beds for under‑14s can be provided in the studio rooms, at no extra cost. More…

Smith Members offer

A bottle of prosecco on arrival, plus free late check-out (usually charged at £10 an hour and subject to availability)

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