Cooking and dining
You’ve got all you need to feed your minor army – oven, hob, microwave and a dishwasher for when you’re done. Load it up, pop a pod in the Nespresso and get the game on. There’s seating for 12 inside, and the tables and chairs on the terrace are good for al-fresco feasts.
If you’d prefer to Just Eat, consider any number of takeaways on Priory Road. Got Italian at the Amalfi Takeaway, tuck into British fish and chips at Happy Villa, or try the Sri Lankan specials at Jasmine’s Restaurant and Takeaway. There’s Chinese at the Golden Dragon and Indian at the Anfield Balti.
Up for the match? Eat out at the sports-themed Boot Room Café with highback chairs, booths and big screens. Check in for breakfasts, lunches, daily specials, cakes and sweet treats at Kemp’s Bistro. Pack in some protein at the Churrasco Steakhouse. Or chase away last night’s excesses with a fry-up at the Georgie Porgy Café.
In town, pick from Italian, French, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and more. There’s Indian at Yukti Street Fusion or Remora, and huge hunks of beef at Cowshed. Try dining on the fine side at The Art School or The Puffin’ Rooms, complete with side order of jazz. Or go cheap and cheerful at Carlisi or Lucy in the Sky.
Bedrooms
Bedrooms here are far from simply functional. Six of them sleep 19, featuring natty, contemporary shades of grey with mirrored Venetian bedside drawers, pure-white walls, slick blinds and 50” wall TVs with Sky and Freeview. BT internet will keep your streaming and social media in order.
Bedroom one sleeps three in a double and a single, complete with contemporary private en-suite. Bedroom two presents two doubles with private en-suite, while bedroom three offers three singles with an en-suite. Bedroom four features two doubles and private en-suite.
Bedroom five sleeps three in a double and single, sharing a bathroom with bedroom six, which offers two singles. All bedrooms offer hairdryers. Get to the game, get out to the Triangle and come home to sleep it all off in cosy, comfortable beds just a hobble and a stagger from the hub of the action.
What people say
Live it up in Liverpool
Live it up in Liverpool, a city described by Rough Guide as the world’s third-most-visitable. Eat, drink and be merry in a Chinatown that seems half as big as China, back a nag at Aintree, vulture the culture at the galleries and museums, and party, party, party. The lights never go out in Liverpool.
