Chic all-suite hotel with smart TVs, Jacuzz in room, and pet-friendly options near Eastgate Street.
Liverpool Hotels with Jacuzzi in room
Best rated hotels with Jacuzzi in room in Liverpool
Modern boutique hotel offering party suites, kitchenettes, and Jacuzzi in room near Concert Square.
The Shankly Hotel
60, Victoria Street Millennium House, Liverpool
£73 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Luxury tribute hotel with bold flair, ornate rooms, rooftop space, and Jacuzzi tubs in Liverpool.
Romantic hotels in Liverpool with Jacuzzi in-room
The Dixie Dean Hotel
57- 59 Victoria Street, Liverpool
£83 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Football-inspired boutique hotel with champagne bar, lounge, and Jacuzzi in room near Lime Street.
Arthouse Hotel
61-69 Seel St 1, Arthouse Square, Liverpool
£50 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Cinema-style party hotel with vibrant décor, projector screens, and Jacuzzi in room in central Liverpool.
Vibrant boutique stay offering mood lighting, smart TVs, group spaces, and Jacuzzi in room in central Liverpool.
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Village Hotel Liverpool
Fallows Way, Whiston, Prescot
£68 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Budget-friendly hotels stay with modern design and Jacuzzi bath near Widnes.
White Star Line Hotel
30 James Street Albion House, Liverpool
£83 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Lavish suites, city views, and Jacuzzi in room await at 30 James Street.
Historic grand hotel with ballroom, pool, and private hot tub near Lime Street Station.
Crowne Plaza Liverpool John Lennon Airport, an IHG hotel
Liverpool Airport Speke Aerodrome, Liverpool
£64 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Liverpool’s stylish airport hotel with club floor, cocktail lounge, and Jacuzzi bath in Speke.
Best Western Premier Suites Hotel & Spa
Ribblers Lane, Liverpool
£75 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Luxury suite hotel with flexible layouts and hot tub in room near the waterfront.
The Liner Hotel
Lord Nelson Street, Liverpool L3 5QB England
£62 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
City hotel with a penthouse suite offering a jetted tub, restaurant, bar, free WiFi, and parking, set near Liverpool Lime Street Station and St George’s Hall.
Prince of Wales Hotel Southport
Lord Street, Southport
£42 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Classic manor hotel with buffet breakfast, chandeliers, and hot tub in room in central Southport near Liverpool.
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Where exactly is the jacuzzi in Liverpool hotels?
We analyzed 13 Liverpool hotels with in-room jacuzzis and mapped where the tub is located, the average nightly rate, and which hotel leads each category.
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Verified reviews of hotels in Liverpool with hot tub
Konu Konu
2 years ago
Excellent very good quality and fantastic location.
Angela White
2 years ago
Went for an independent film viewing, so can not comment on the rooms
Muyiwa Falaiye
2 years ago
Excellent hotel. Very cosy and classy
Alan Catterall
2 years ago
Lauren Dainty
2 years ago
Building is beautiful, spotless, customer service was good. They dont give out multiple keys for each room which made me feel safer actually. The only HUGE let down was the spas hygeine practices or lack of. The therapist was very good, again, the building is stunning especially the spa part but considering how much you're paying and realising they don't change the towels between each client on the massage beds, no wonder they are a dark colour. So you're literally laying on and under towels that have been used on every single other clients oiled and naked body that day. Not to mention the towels are extremely thin too. I work in this industry and I know that too many high end spas don't change their towels between clients, if at all for days, all just to keep costs down and this place is exactly the same. Disgusting when you're paying nearly £100 or more for a massage. Do better please.
D White
2 years ago
I have been staying here for a few days and was dissatisfied and disappointed. The king room had two single beds pushed together and the void in the middle made my sleep uncomfortable. I told the receptionist on my second day but it was not put right . The room was dusty and missed attention to detail, with building rubble under the bathroom sink . I raised the issues with the manager and was responded to it with an apology and a stare. If she had resolved this complaint at the time to my satisfaction, I would not be left with this memory of poor customer service and bad experience from Hope street Hotel and I would not be leaving a negative review. On a positive note - the restaurant food was very good.
rosie gibson-brown
2 years ago
What a wonderful hotel.
We stayed here to go to a concert over the road (literally) in the Philharmonic.
Everything was perfect. The beds were comfy, great quality linens, lovely towels, lots of nice bathroom toiletries. Everything is thought about, and you can tell. The light switches are positioned just right by the bed, dimmable lights in the bathroom, just right for a relaxing bath, the blackout blinds with blackout curtains as well, waters in the room in glass bottles not plastic, Lots of choice on the hospitality tray - the room was lovely. Oh and it has soundproofing, so no noise from next doors TV or whatever.
The breakfast was top quality. The chefs are in the breakfast room and plate up whatever you want to eat.
All the staff were obviously well trained. They were efficient and friendly, with nice clean uniforms (I've stayed in hotels where the staff look like they need to use a washing machine...)
I can't fault the hotel to be honest. I will stay there again without a doubt, it's super.
We stayed here to go to a concert over the road (literally) in the Philharmonic.
Everything was perfect. The beds were comfy, great quality linens, lovely towels, lots of nice bathroom toiletries. Everything is thought about, and you can tell. The light switches are positioned just right by the bed, dimmable lights in the bathroom, just right for a relaxing bath, the blackout blinds with blackout curtains as well, waters in the room in glass bottles not plastic, Lots of choice on the hospitality tray - the room was lovely. Oh and it has soundproofing, so no noise from next doors TV or whatever.
The breakfast was top quality. The chefs are in the breakfast room and plate up whatever you want to eat.
All the staff were obviously well trained. They were efficient and friendly, with nice clean uniforms (I've stayed in hotels where the staff look like they need to use a washing machine...)
I can't fault the hotel to be honest. I will stay there again without a doubt, it's super.
Alex O'Reilly
2 years ago
A Mixed Bag of Luxury and Letdowns
Location: 4/5
Hope Street Hotel boasts an excellent central location, which is a significant plus point. It's conveniently situated for exploring the city, offering easy access to local attractions and amenities.
Room: 3/5
We stayed in the rooftop, priced at a premium £725. While the room was spacious with nice views, it fell short in some areas:
- No mini-bar, an unexpected omission for a luxury room
- Bathroom mirror light was non-functional, impacting the overall functionality and ambiance
These issues, especially the bathroom light, detract from the luxury experience one expects at this price point.
Service: 3.5/5
The service experience was mixed:
- Reception staff came across as somewhat rude, setting a poor initial impression
- Breakfast service was disappointing, with staff seeming indifferent
- Room service was a bright spot, with both the food quality and customer service being commendable
The contrast in service quality across different areas of the hotel was notable and somewhat perplexing.
Dining: 3/5
- Breakfast, priced at £15.5 per head, felt overpriced for the quality and service provided
- Room service from the 19 restaurant was excellent, offering good food and attentive service
The disparity between the breakfast experience and room service was significant.
Noise: 1/5
A major issue was the unexpected noise from a wedding party, with music blasting until 1 AM. For a hotel in this price range, better sound insulation or at least prior warning about such events should be standard.
Value for Money: 2/5
At £725 for the rooftop and £35 per person for food at restaurants, Hope Street Hotel struggles to justify its high rates:
- Some luxury amenities were missing or non-functional (e.g., mini-bar, bathroom light)
- Inconsistent service quality
- Unexpected noise issues
- However, the excellent location and quality room service partially offset these negatives
Overall: 3/5
Hope Street Hotel offers a mix of highs and lows. Its prime location and excellent room service are commendable. However, these positives are overshadowed by inconsistent service, some functional issues in the room, and unexpected noise disturbances. For the premium rates charged, guests should expect a more polished and consistent experience. The hotel needs to address these issues to truly align with its luxury positioning and price point.
Location: 4/5
Hope Street Hotel boasts an excellent central location, which is a significant plus point. It's conveniently situated for exploring the city, offering easy access to local attractions and amenities.
Room: 3/5
We stayed in the rooftop, priced at a premium £725. While the room was spacious with nice views, it fell short in some areas:
- No mini-bar, an unexpected omission for a luxury room
- Bathroom mirror light was non-functional, impacting the overall functionality and ambiance
These issues, especially the bathroom light, detract from the luxury experience one expects at this price point.
Service: 3.5/5
The service experience was mixed:
- Reception staff came across as somewhat rude, setting a poor initial impression
- Breakfast service was disappointing, with staff seeming indifferent
- Room service was a bright spot, with both the food quality and customer service being commendable
The contrast in service quality across different areas of the hotel was notable and somewhat perplexing.
Dining: 3/5
- Breakfast, priced at £15.5 per head, felt overpriced for the quality and service provided
- Room service from the 19 restaurant was excellent, offering good food and attentive service
The disparity between the breakfast experience and room service was significant.
Noise: 1/5
A major issue was the unexpected noise from a wedding party, with music blasting until 1 AM. For a hotel in this price range, better sound insulation or at least prior warning about such events should be standard.
Value for Money: 2/5
At £725 for the rooftop and £35 per person for food at restaurants, Hope Street Hotel struggles to justify its high rates:
- Some luxury amenities were missing or non-functional (e.g., mini-bar, bathroom light)
- Inconsistent service quality
- Unexpected noise issues
- However, the excellent location and quality room service partially offset these negatives
Overall: 3/5
Hope Street Hotel offers a mix of highs and lows. Its prime location and excellent room service are commendable. However, these positives are overshadowed by inconsistent service, some functional issues in the room, and unexpected noise disturbances. For the premium rates charged, guests should expect a more polished and consistent experience. The hotel needs to address these issues to truly align with its luxury positioning and price point.
Jessica Darling
2 years ago
Stayed here recently and was quite disappointed, it’s no better than a travel lodge. We really wanted to love this hotel especially as we were looking forward to the spa. Sadly half the jets weren’t working in the outdoor hot tub, some of the amenities were out of order and it was just pretty small with not a lot going on. The rooms were fine, but that’s all, squeaky beds, lots of noise from the street, and worst of all, absolutely freezing, I woke up in the early hours and couldn’t feel my fingers. Even having had the heating on as high as possible, it was hardly putting anything out, paired with the draft from the balcony door we had no chance. The only saving grace for this place was their breakfast, wonderful chef and a lovely array of high quality options.
Veronica Suarez
2 years ago
The room was spacious and modern. The hotel is located in a great street in the Georgian quarter, very quiet and pretty neighbourhood with modern restaurants and the most beautiful pub around the corner. It's close to the city center, 10 to 15 minutes, and both cathedrals are just blocks away. Both restaurants are great, breakfast was amazing, good quality and wide variety of foods. Highly recommended.
Charlotte Pook
2 years ago
I wanted to specifically name Sue who really made our day with her incredible attentive service at breakfast. She lit up our day and made us feel very welcome. All other front of house staff have also been incredibly helpful and friendly during our short stay. Nice hotel. Room was a little tired but the spa bath and products made up for it. Would stay here again in the future. Thank you for the pleasant stay
Dean Clark
2 years ago
Great location and staff, we stayed for one night with our 3 girls and looked a themed room, when we booked we asked for a ‘girly’ room for make it special for the kids, we where told that they would try but they couldn’t promise anything. What we got was the ‘vault’ room which was gold which generally was nice but not what we wanted for our girls. We where put in a room where across the hall was a party which was quite noisy but not too bad but on top of that there where male guests knocking on doors all night which was making the party room louder as they where screaming which meant we got no sleep. We told the receptionist on check out and they said they were aware as they checked the CCTV the next morning but nothing was done at the time of the incident. We paid £130 for 1 night and id say if we where given a nicer room it would have been reasonable given the location but I don’t think that we will be staying here again
K J
2 years ago
Very nice 👌
Valerie Lyons
2 years ago
Lovely stay here beautiful room jacuzzi bath so relaxing very central for shops and bars staff so friendly couldnt do enough a big thankyou to June and Holly for everything would definitely stay again 👏❤
adeline low
2 years ago
Zoe Evans
2 years ago
Amazing stay! Me and my husband stayed a few weeks ago, the room was clean and well maintained. We had dinner in the restaurant, the food and drink was amazing, and the service from Hannah was as well. We will definitely be returning on our next trip to Liverpool.
Claire Tanner
2 years ago
We recently stayed at this hotel for one night with my husband and our three kids in the YOLO room. The room itself is beautiful, with a unique design that we really appreciated. However, there are a few small maintenance issues that could use attention. The wallpaper is peeling in places, the grout around the tiles could be redone, and the circular taps in the room with the bathtubs need some TLC. Additionally, the door didn’t shut properly, which detracted from the experience of solving the riddle to reveal the surprise. Another minor issue was that the baths only had very hot water, with no option for cold, which made it challenging to use.
These are all small issues that can be easily fixed to make the room perfect because it truly has a lot of potential. A heads-up—make sure to bring a photo ID, as it’s required at check-in without exception.
On a positive note, the breakfast was lovely, and the staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, especially with our kids. The hotel’s location is also excellent. We had a great time overall and definitely plan on returning. Thanks for a memorable stay!
These are all small issues that can be easily fixed to make the room perfect because it truly has a lot of potential. A heads-up—make sure to bring a photo ID, as it’s required at check-in without exception.
On a positive note, the breakfast was lovely, and the staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, especially with our kids. The hotel’s location is also excellent. We had a great time overall and definitely plan on returning. Thanks for a memorable stay!
Lisa *
2 years ago
Lovely place. Our room was beautiful. Our second time for a girls night here. On both occasions there is a horrible smell from the drains but you soon get used to it. Rooms clean and very comfortable beds.
No phone in room to call reception though. We stayed in the flamingo themed room.
No phone in room to call reception though. We stayed in the flamingo themed room.
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FAQs about romantic hotels with Jacuzzi in Liverpool
What is the price of a hotel with a hot tub in the room in Liverpool?
A hotel in Liverpool with a private hot tub typically costs between £150 and £400 per night. Prices vary depending on the hotel’s location, level of luxury, and extras like scenic views, room service, or romantic packages.
Are there hotels with Jacuzzi baths in the room in Liverpool?
Yes! Liverpool has a range of hotels offering in-room Jacuzzis, perfect for a romantic or relaxing stay. Explore our recommended list of top romantic hotels in the city to find the ideal option for your visit.
How can I book a hotel with a hot tub in the room in Liverpool?
Check out our curated selection of best Liverpool hotels with hot tubs. After selecting your favorite, click ‘See available rooms’ to proceed with our booking partner. Many hotels offer flexible options, such as pay-on-arrival or free cancellation.
Can I find hotels with Jacuzzi in the room and scenic views in Liverpool?
Absolutely! Some Liverpool hotels feature in-room hot tubs with beautiful views, such as the waterfront, the iconic skyline, or nearby parks. These accommodations are perfect for combining luxury with unforgettable scenery for a romantic getaway.
What amenities can I expect in romantic hotels with hot tub in Liverpool?
Along with private Jacuzzis, many romantic hotels in Liverpool include fine dining, spa treatments, room service, and special couple’s packages. Extras like champagne, chocolates, rose petals, or late check-out may also be available.
How far in advance should I book a hotel with a Jacuzzi in Liverpool for a special occasion?
For special events like anniversaries, proposals, or Valentine’s Day, it’s best to book your Jacuzzi room several months in advance. This ensures availability, especially during busy periods or weekends, and access to exclusive offers or discounts.