Citadines City Centre Liverpool

By the Top3Hotels editorial team. Based on Booking.com guest scores and reviews, location data and reference prices. We did not stay at this hotel. Updated 2026-10-24.

Citadines City Centre Liverpool is worth booking if you want a highly rated, central 4-star base for a modest price, especially for a shopping or city break. Light sleepers who are fussy about mattresses should read the bed comments first, and pure budget hunters can save a little at our Budget pick.

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Who it suits and who should skip it

Couples, friends and families on a city break will get the most out of it. It is a 4-star property with a gym, family rooms, free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. The breakfast on offer is listed as breakfast to go, which suits people who head out early rather than linger over a sit-down meal.

If a full hot breakfast in a dining room is part of your idea of a hotel stay, this may disappoint, since only a to-go option is listed. Anyone with a bad back may also want to check the mattress comments below.

Location and getting around

You will find it at 72 Church Street in the Liverpool Shopping District, and guests rate the location 9.8. The Walker Art Gallery is about 0.6 km away, roughly 8 minutes on foot. Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral is about 0.9 km, around 11 minutes, and Liverpool Cathedral about 1 km, around 13 minutes.

Those walking times are straight-line estimates and the provider says they have not been verified, so allow a little extra. Guests mention the train station, shopping streets and restaurants nearby. Parking is not covered in our data; check before arriving by car.

What guests say

A score of 9.1 out of 10 from 4,960 reviews is a strong result with a very large sample. Guests point to the central setting near the station, shops and places to eat. The staff get credit for a warm welcome and helpful service.

Beds are the one recurring weak point. They are described as large and spacious, but some guests find the mattresses hard or lumpy. It is not a common deal-breaker in the reviews, yet worth knowing if you sleep badly on firm beds.

Price and how it compares with our other Liverpool picks

The reference price was €72.16 per night, seen for a 2-night stay in November 2026 for 2 adults in one room, around €144 for both nights. That was 15% below the median for the hotels sampled. It is not a live quote; check today's price for your dates.

Our Budget pick, The Resident Liverpool, was €62.95 per night with a 9.2 score, so it was slightly cheaper and scored a touch higher. Our Luxury pick, The Municipal Hotel Liverpool - MGallery Collection, a 5-star, was €287.24 with an 8.8. Citadines sits between them, with a gym, family rooms and nearly five thousand reviews behind its score.

Why it made our top 3

We compared 10 candidate hotels in Liverpool. Our Best Value pick balances guest score, number of reviews and price rather than chasing the cheapest rate. Citadines was joint second of 10 on review score and has by far the deepest review base of our three, which makes its 9.1 especially reliable.

Before you book

Room size, noise, renovation condition, breakfast inclusion and cancellation terms have not been assessed. Check what the breakfast to go contains and whether it is in your rate. Compare today's price with The Resident Liverpool, since the gap was under €10 a night on the reference dates.

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Our other two picks in Liverpool

• The Resident Liverpool · Budget · 9.2/10 · €63
• The Municipal Hotel Liverpool - MGallery Collection · Luxury · 8.8/10 · €287
• See all three picks in Liverpool →