Everton-themed boutique hotel on Victoria Street named after the club's legendary striker, minutes from Mathew Street.
Dixie Dean Hotel is an Everton-themed boutique hotel at 57 Victoria Street in Liverpool, England, in the Cavern Quarter just minutes from Mathew Street and the Cavern Club. It is named after William Ralph Dean, known as Dixie Dean, the Everton striker famous for scoring 60 league goals in the 1927-28 season, a record that still stands. Football memorabilia and club-themed decor give the hotel its identity and make it a natural base for Evertonians visiting the city. The location is practical, with Liverpool ONE, the Town Hall and Moorfields Station within a short walk, and Albert Dock reachable on foot in around fifteen minutes. Goodison Park and the newer Everton stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock lie a short taxi or bus ride away. Rooms include doubles, twins and family rooms, with free wifi and a 24-hour reception, and the hotel has a bar that serves as a social space for football fans and guests. Dining is not the focus, but the surrounding streets offer many restaurants, pubs and cafes within a few minutes. The service character is friendly and informal, with the three-star level pricing appealing to groups, families and budget-conscious leisure travellers. Because Victoria Street is close to Mathew Street's nightlife, evenings can be noisy, so guests seeking quiet may want to request an upper or rear room. Low-season rates generally run from about GBP 55 to 85 per night, with higher prices on match weekends and during summer events. The hotel is best for football fans and visitors seeking a character-led, good-value base in the city centre. Everton's history in the city dates to the nineteenth century, and fans often combine a stay with a visit to the club's stadium area and shop. Non-football visitors still find the location useful, as the Liverpool Town Hall, Liverpool ONE and the Cavern Club are each within a short walk.
| Price | GBP 55-85 (~$74-114) per night – GBP 70-110 (~$94-147) per night |
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| Address | 57 Victoria Street, Liverpool L1 6DE |
Room types
- Double
- Twin
- Family room
Amenities
- bar
- free wifi
- 24-hour reception
Location
57 Victoria Street, Liverpool L1 6DE
53.4068, -2.9895 View on map
Highlights
- Everton-themed hotel named after striker Dixie Dean
- Victoria Street location minutes from Mathew Street
- Double, twin and family rooms
- On-site bar and 24-hour reception
- Walkable to Liverpool ONE and Albert Dock
Tips for visiting
- Book well ahead for Everton home match weekends.
- Ask for a rear or upper room to avoid late-night street noise.
- A taxi or bus links the city centre to the Everton stadium.
- Check whether breakfast is included, as arrangements vary by rate.
- Midweek rates are usually the lowest.
When to visit
Everton home match weekends add atmosphere but bring higher rates. Spring and early autumn are comfortable for walking in the city.
Accessibility
The hotel occupies a city-centre building, so step-free access and accessible room availability should be confirmed directly with the hotel before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is it called the Dixie Dean Hotel?
It is named after Dixie Dean, the Everton striker who scored 60 league goals in the 1927-28 season.
Where is it located?
It is at 57 Victoria Street in the Cavern Quarter, a short walk from Mathew Street.
Does the hotel offer family rooms?
Yes, family rooms are available alongside doubles and twins.
Is there a bar?
Yes, an on-site bar is among the amenities, along with a 24-hour reception.