Hanover Hotel

62 Hanover Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, England

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About Hanover Hotel

The spirit of the Mersey scene lives on at the Hanover Hotel in Liverpool, the home of Rock and Blues. Loved by all of our visitors from throughout the UK and around the world. Our friendly welcome includes comfortable rooms for parties of any size, a wealth of local attractions, fantastic live music and superb food and drinks. The Hanover has recently been refurbished to a high standard and is the ideal base to explore the rejuvenated city of Liverpool - being situated right at the heart of the tourist centre. Explore the home of the Beatles and the Mersey scene, Liverpool's historic docks and superb museums and art galleries. World famous for its football teams, comedians and musicians, Liverpool was once Britain's principal port and is steeped in history. Everything that the vibrant city of Liverpool has to offer is just a few steps away from the Hanover Hotel. Please be aware that the Hanover is at the heart of the Liverpool scene and, as a consequence of that, it can be noisy, especially at weekends. If you are looking for a quiet hotel, we advise that you do not stay in the city centre. As 2008 approaches, Liverpool city centre is undergoing major construction work with the Paradise project. The city centre is being modernised, and is a hive of activity as a consequence. Building work is being carried out most days and noise is noticeable. Please note that all of our rooms are non-smoking.

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