Titanic Hotel Liverpool, Boardroom

We spent a night at the Titanic Hotel while visiting Liverpool for two days. It seemed like the most interesting and quality hotel for the price in the area, and we weren't disappointed. We chose the breakfast-included option, and it offered a great selection with a buffet – I left feeling very full! The room itself was huge, but we were unexpectedly upgraded, which was a lovely touch. It had everything you'd want – a spacious, very clean room with a really comfortable bed. The air conditioning worked well (even in September), and the room featured artwork that connected to the hotel's history as a former warehouse for the company that built the Titanic. The surrounding area is quiet, and if you're like us and enjoy walking, it's about a 20-minute walk to the main part of Liverpool. This certainly helped us get our steps in, but it might be a bit far for some. Another thing to note is that the corridors are very large but dimly lit, which could be problematic for people with poor eyesight. The staff were welcoming and pleasant, and the 11 a.m. checkout time was appreciated. One issue I think they should address is the parking fee of £8 per day, which seems a bit unfair considering how far the hotel is from the city centre and the likelihood that most people will need to drive. That said, I'd absolutely love to stay here again – it was perfect for a couple's city break. Although we didn't try the spa, it looked fantastic too.

I recently visited the Titanic Hotel to attend a conference and was impressed by many aspects of the property. The ambience was excellent, the location is convenient, and the hotel was impeccably clean. The food was also very good, which added to the overall experience. However, my stay was slightly overshadowed by the reception staff's attitude. Unfortunately, they came across as rude and unhelpful, particularly when I asked for directions. A little politeness or even a simple smile can make a huge difference, and I was disappointed that this was lacking. Overall, the hotel itself is fantastic, but I hope management can work on improving the reception staff's approach to guest interactions. It would elevate the experience to match the otherwise high standards of the hotel.