Part of it is that I am American and we consider air conditioning, wash clothes, silent ceiling fans, a refrigerator, and free access to ice to be standard. None of this was the case at this hotel. To make the lack of air conditiong worse is the noisy ceiling and no way to get adequate ventilation in the room except to prop the door open to sleep. That let's in are of dubious quality further desicrated by nasty smelling air "freshioners" plugged in, in the hallway. Also fair warning, the toilets in hotels in England need to be pumped to get them to flush to clear solid waste. On the plus side if you crave to experience Liverpool night life the is in a prime location near many attractions, pubs, restaurants, and the train station. But at this point I recommend the Holiday Inn as a better option.
