Municipal Hotel Liverpool North West England

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Restaurant

Opening Times

Breakfast Buffet

Monday - Friday 7 am - 10 am

Saturday & Sunday 7 am - 10 am

Seaforth 12-5pm & 6-10pm

Palm Court 10am-1am

Botanic Tearoom 12-5pm

Parking Facilities

There is no parking available at the hotel however there is a large car park nearby

Disabled Access

Accessible rooms are available, the restaurants, bars and spa is accessible for wheelchair users

Child Policy

There are a small number of rooms with sofa beds at an additional charge of £60 per night.

Pool & spa are adults only

History of the hotel

The building was built by the town council to accommodate the growing number of administrative staff. Work was started in 1862 by Liverpool Corporation surveyor John Weightman, and finished by Edward Robert Robson in 1868. Municipal Buildings is a former council office building that has been converted into a hotel. It is located on Dale Street in the centre of Liverpool, England. It is a Grade II* listed building

The Municipal Hotel Liverpool invites all life enjoyers to experience unique stories from the past but also to write the astonishing tales of the future. 179 bedrooms in a remarkable and inspiring landmark of the city. Time is of essence and at the heart of The Municipals story. Its iconic clock tower and bells giving the tempo to a timeless melody. Various restaurants, bars and a state of the art spa sanctuary including a pool, will offer everyone the place to have the time of their lives.

Dogs Policy

Dog friendly rooms are available on request and located on the lower ground floor and there is a one time charge of £30 regardless of the number of nights.

Dogs are allowed in the Palm Court Bar but not allowed in the Restaurant or Spa.