Oh Liverpool, the real city that never sleeps, how we love you. A weekend in Liverpool is truly what you make of it, whether you want a culture-rich break wandering art galleries and famous musical haunts, or a night of debauchery frequenting the endless clubbing options. But where to stay? Among the many hotel options are an array of luxurious Airbnbs that offer a greater air of independence to your stay. Here, we've whittled them down to the absolute best Airbnbs in Liverpool - whether you're travelling up as a big group or just fancy a charming weekend in the friendliest city in the UK.
While you'reup north, you'll find an incredible array of independent restaurants that offer truly unique dishes you'll be drooling of days after. Pro tip, check out Independent Liverpool for all the newest offerings and quirky things going on in the city.
But now, for the main event, here's the best Airbnbs in Liverpool...
The best Airbnbs in Liverpool
Description
This modern apartment offers incredible views of Liverpool's iconic skyline, and is ideally located in the city centre. Whether you want a weekend of non-stop shopping, bar-hopping or a tour of the best foodie spots up North, you'll find what you need within walking distance.
Pros
- Superhost
- Certified rare find (usually booked up)
- Ideally located in city centre
- Free cancellation
- Free parking
- Private balcony
- Skyline views
Cons
- Usually booked up, so book ahead!
Description
This chic apartment is ideally located nearby the Tate Museum and the Albert Dock. The perfect getaway for a romantic break, shopping weekend or pied-à-terre if working away from home. A stone's throw from Hope Street eateries to enjoy a morning coffee and pain-au-chocolate or catch a glimpse of someone famous, you can be at Formby beach in less than 30 minutes and even closer to Aintree for a football day out.
Pros
- Superhost
- Certified rare find (usually booked up)
- Budget price point
- Garden access
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
Cons
- Apartment building has legally required ventilation, which some guests say can be noisy.
Description
Quest Apartment Hotels is Australasia’s largest and fastest growing apartment hotel operator with over 170 locations, Quest Liverpool City Centre is the first Quest Apartment Hotel to open in the UK, offering serviced apartment style hotel rooms perfect for short and long stays. The well-appointed Studio is flooded with natural light and provides a stylish, open-plan space to unwind and relax.
Pros
- Superhost
- Certified rare find (usually booked up)
- Ideal location
- Luggage drop off allowed
- Lift
Cons
- Refundable booking option is more expensive
Description
For a truly unique experience, check out this houseboat based in Albert Dock. Sitting in the marina among its own floating community (minutes from central Liverpool attractions), the organic wood structure houses generous proportions - architectural design and simple finishes keep the boat light and airy.
Pros
- Superhost
- Certified rare find (usually booked up)
- Completely unique experience
- Walk-in wardrobe
- Panoramic views of the marina
Cons
- More confined space
Description
Located in the Georgian Quarter, this two-bedroom converted coach house has plenty of space and style for groups of friends looking for a fun weekend up north. Light and airy, guests have complimented the location and cleanliness of the modern loft.
Pros
- Superhost
- Discounted rate right now
- Scored highly on location
- Great for groups of friends
- Free parking
Cons
- Moderate price point
Description
This huge suite sleeps 24 guests, the perfect option for large groups to get away for a hen party in Liverpool or big birthday celebrity. Close to all the major attractions and nightlife, the decor is glamorous and elegant with high ceilings and quirky finishings.
Pros
- Perfect for big groups
- Superhost
- Close to shopping, restaurants and nightclubs
- Guests treated to Prosecco on arrival
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Bluetooth sound system
- Private bar
Cons
- Higher price point
Description
Heading down to Liverpool with a big group? Then this Airbnb is perfect. Hosting up to 14 people, with a grand total of eight beds, this Georgian Quarter townhouse makes the most chic yet efficient option. Close to Liverpool city centre for any celebratory activities or shopping binges, you can enjoy a great weekend at this little oasis.
Pros
- Superhost
- Best value rate right now
- Free cancellation (subject to date)
- Great for big groups
- Ideal location
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
Cons
- Wifi not included
Description
If you fancy exploring Liverpool outside the city centre (which as a scouser, I'd recommend) Lark Lane is a great option. This leafy, relaxed area of Liverpool is home to many famous, must-visit restaurants and bars just two minutes walk away. Sefton Park is around the corner, which houses the beautiful Victorian Palm House (check out any events running there during your stay). With easy access into the city centre by train and bus (or a 15 minute drive), you can still check out everything Liverpool has to offer while staying away from the bustle of the city centre.
Pros
- Guests rate this location 5 stars
- Superhost
- Great value rate right now
- Plenty of parking
- Perfect for large groups
- Private garden
- Indoor fireplace
Cons
- Outside city centre
- 10 guests will be on beds, 7 on sofa beds
9.
Colwyn House
Description
Another option outside the city centre, Colwyn House is located nearby Edge Lane retail park and promises a short taxi ride to nearby football clubs for anyone visiting to catch a game. With on street parking for multiple cars and housing six guests it's the ideal choice for a family visit to the former capital of culture.
Pros
- Superhost
- Close to Liverpool and Everton football clubs
- Budget price point
- Free parking
- Indoor fireplace
- Private patio
Cons
- Outside city centre