The Suites Hotel

Ribblers Lane, Knowsley, Prescot, Liverpool, Merseyside, England

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About The Suites Hotel

The Suites Hotel concept is both dynamic and innovative in the area of Liverpool. It is a guide to one of the most exceptional business, conference and banqueting venues in the Liverpool area. The facilities at Suites Hotel are just what you would expect of an international business and banqueting venue. From the tranquil Mediterranean decor to the stylish professionalism of the Courtney Suite conference hall, the environment is unique. Business delegates will enjoy their stay in a choice of 11 high-tech, high-spec conference rooms or 80 personal suites with each guest room coming complete with an innovative communications area featuring e-mail and Internet access and even video conferencing and fax facilities if you need them. At the end of the working day, we have an excellent Handleys restaurant offering superb cuisine, or you can make use of our leisure facilities, including a gymnasium, sauna and swimming pool. If you prefer to relax at the weekend, then the luxurious individual suites will make your break. Each suite comprises a large executive bedroom, including safe and tea and coffee making facilities. You are sure to enjoy your stay at the Suites Hotel Knowsley.

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