Campanile

I would give a better review but when two of your items go missing from a room. That should have been sent to the lost an found bin. It’s disheartening, I lost two hats one white with a brown band an one red wool hat I bought in London. Had we not had to move rooms these items would not have been taken. I wish they would have talked to the maid who cleaned the room. I hope she enjoys her new hats cheers. ;(

not bad as a last resort, very basic and outdated but on the whole i did survive the night :)

The Campanile Hotel is located in Queens Dock making it a very convenient place for guests to reach the city centre which is only 5 minutes away. It is only a stones throw away from Liverpool’s famous Albert Dock.
This hotel has 100 bedrooms, is elegantly decorated and designed to put everything at ease. The accommodation has a consistent sensible layout, good-​quality beds and linen.
A friend of mine once stayed at the Campanile and told me how pleasant it was, even though it is wasn’t one of the top places she’d stayed. However, there is adequate equipment, services and technologies to suit the average traveller’s needs. Free parking is also available for customers.
If you’re looking to stay a couple of nights in Liverpool and want easy access to some of Liverpool’s main tourist sites, the Campanile is a fair choice.

I booked this hotel using a £1 per night special offer, so it’s hard to be negative!
But shortly beforehand I had stayed at the Campanile Basildon under the same offer, and the two hotels are poles apart.
The Liverpool hotel is fairly new, built on the redeveloped docklands area, and within easy reach of the town centre. We walked into town, and also up to the Passport Office. You can also stroll over to the new Liverpool One shopping Centre.
Following up on «moodstuart“‘s comment about the reception staff, I found them business-​like rather than polite, but they certainly weren’t rude. However. the cleaning staff were quite cavalier about walking into the room without knocking in the morning. Not everyone leaves their room by 9am!
Yes, the Campanile is basic, and I wouldn’t pay the normal tariff of around £70 a night. But it is clean, the beds are big, the bathrooms adequate and the location quite appealing, all the more so as our room looked over the water and the lights of dockland.
I had a couple of drinks in the bar, which was totally lacking in other customers, and therefore in atmosphere, and I don’t think I would eat there. I was not overjoyed to be told in no uncertain terms that the bar would be locked at 10.45pm. The warning wasn’t so much rude as charmless, and I am used to rather more grace!
But I would return here if another special deal turned up, and if I needed to go to Liverpool.
As a clean place to sleep, it’s OK. As a honeymoon destination, or venue for a luxury weekend, you wouldn’t be considering Campanile anyway.

Me and my boyfriend stayed here for a couple of nights a couple of years ago and found this hotel to be quite nice. It was very basic for nice and clean enough. This place is down at the docs and we got a good deal on this hotel through Alpharooms, as we found it hard to get a hotel as it was the Everton v Liverpool match which we were down for also.
We would certainly go back here, as it was just a place for us to sleep. The bar area isn’t very big though, so if it is just a place for you to put your head down, i would recommend it.

I stayed in this hotel last year — I had booked on line and found the hotel to be pretty basic but as it was only for a weekend I didn’t mind. The room was clean. The staff were a nightmare and no help at all. In fact I would say they were rude. Don’t think I would stay again due to the attitude of the staff on Reception.