Heywood House Hotel

Heywood House Hotel is a small three-star hotel at 11 Fenwick Street in Liverpool's Business District, England. Fenwick Street lies between the Town Hall and the Liverpool ONE shopping area, putting the Pier Head, Albert Dock, Moorfields Station and the Cavern Quarter within a ten to fifteen minute walk. The hotel is housed in a city-centre building of the type common in the commercial quarter, and its appeal is its modest scale and central position rather than extensive facilities. Rooms include doubles, twins and suites, with free wifi, and a bar is available on site. There is no large restaurant, so guests generally eat in the surrounding streets, where the Business District and neighbouring Cavern Quarter offer many pubs, cafes and restaurants. The service character is that of a small independent hotel: personal, straightforward and practical, suited to business visitors on weekdays, couples on short breaks and travellers wanting a central base without a chain atmosphere. The Business District is quiet in the evenings and on Sundays compared with the nightlife areas, which makes for a calmer night, although the most popular bars and music venues are only minutes away. Low-season rates generally run from about GBP 60 to 95 per night, making it competitive for the position, with higher prices on event weekends and during summer. The hotel works well for visitors planning to spend most of their time out sightseeing, using the property mainly for sleeping and breakfast, with museums, the waterfront, Liverpool ONE and the Town Hall all easy to reach on foot. Nearby Exchange Flags, Castle Street and Water Street show off the city's Victorian commercial architecture, and the Bluecoat arts centre and Chinatown are within a short stroll. Travellers who prefer a quiet stay with personal service often favour small hotels of this kind, especially for stays of one or two nights.