Set within 7.8 km of Pier Head and 7.8 km of The Beatles Statue in Wallasey, Sea-Quinn Views offers accommodation with seating area. This beachfront property offers access to a patio and free WiFi.
Featuring garden views, Lovely unit elgin drive Coastal Bliss Your Seaside Retreat with City Excitement provides accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 7.7 km from Pier Head.
Gail
United Kingdom
Close to family, for a wedding. compact and comfortable x a quiet place to stay
Modern 2 bed apartment is set in Wallasey, 6.5 km from The Beatles Statue, 6.8 km from Royal Court Theatre, and 7.2 km from Western Approaches Museum.
Tosin
United Kingdom
Nice owner very friendly and welcoming. Clean apartment with all the basic needs provided. Great location for the purpose of my visit. Went above and beyond to make sure we are comfortable and easily accessible by text messages. We forgot our clothing, she was happy to post it us and also offer us late check out option with no additional cost.
The Residency rooms Liverpool is set in Wallasey, 6.8 km from The Beatles Statue, 8.1 km from Liver Building, as well as 8.4 km from Royal Court Theatre.
Less than 500 metres from Liverpool Lime Street Rail Station, the central Adelphi Hotel has en suite rooms. There is free WiFi available in all public areas.
Overlooking Liverpool Docks, the Campanile Liverpool is located 300 metres from the Echo Arena and ACC Liverpool. It offers affordable rooms with free WiFi.
Abby
United Kingdom
Close to all amenities and local transport and good value for money.
Wallasey is my birth & childhood town so holds good memories...
Wallasey is my birth & childhood town so holds good memories. Like most modern day towns its shops have declined in Liscard the once larger shopping area & closed due I suppose to on line shopping but there are several large supermarkets locally albeit requiring a car. There are smaller convenience stores dotted about.
New Brighton has been revamped & houses many cafes, restaurant's & bars, we had an evening meal in the seahorse which was great value & decent pub food. The waiting room cafe on Victoria Road also to be recommended for snacks or breakfast. New Brighton still has the boating lake, vast promenade & parks & open areas. The town also has lots of take aways. My granddaughter enjoyed visiting all the mermaid statues dotted about.
You can take a ‘Ferry across the Mersey’ from Seacombe from 10am-4pm approx £12 via a river cruise or outwith this time straight across with commuters.
Regular bus service operates to wider areas.
Accommodation is quite limited with only one Travelodge in Wallasey , in New Brighton & limited guest houses. The area feels safe enough although I wasn’t out at night.
There appears to be a lot of regeneration with modern newly built housing & flats. Traffic & residential parking is heavy at times & although most roads now restricted to 20mph some traffic remains fast especially along the promenade. I think Wallasey still has a lot to offer & with New Brighton & good commuter links to Liverpool is a better more affordable option.
Paula
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We came for a show in New Brighton, we stayed 2 nights &...
We came for a show in New Brighton, we stayed 2 nights & enjoyed it apart from the place where we'd originally booked as it was filthy. We had to book alternative accommodation as it was unlivable.
Lorraine
Scored 10
10
What I'm used to really.
What I'm used to really. It's a small town on the outskirts of a big city. Just what you would expect. Nice little park across the road from where we stayed which we could walk through to get to the docks.
Lovely little micro pub called The Drunken Landlord.
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Debbie
United Kingdom
Scored 2.0
2.0
It was filthy.
It was filthy. Not the odd thing missed as there were cobwebs. Dirty oven, microwave and sofa heavily stained. I’ve date stamped photos to prove the state of the property. No lightbulb in the landing so it was also unsafe. Outside bins overflowing! Bath hadn’t been cleaned and we won’t even talk about the toilet! The property is not maintained they just take money without caring about the state it’s let out in. I’m a landlord myself and they just give us a bad name.
Donna
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Wallasey is a poor downtrodden working-class community that...
Wallasey is a poor downtrodden working-class community that nevertheless has great amenities. There is a river walk along the Mersey, perfect for hiking/biking. There are paths high above the sea for walking. The houses are wonderful ~ old-fashioned 1890s to 1930s. It is really easy to get to Liverpool. The sea air is marvelous. Marine Point is a great place for dining, coffee or shopping for groceries. The historical buildings from the early 19th century are great.
Cynthia
United States
Scored 10
10
Wallessey/New Brighton. Very long promenade, great to walk.
Wallessey/New Brighton. Very long promenade, great to walk. Also if you had time you could catch a ferry to Liverpool as it is within sight. We will be returning again soon Our first visit and we will be returning again soon xx
This place is extraordinarily cheap. The room reflects that, in that everything (The room, bed, furniture, window shades, etc) was very cheap.
Based on the pictures and reviews though, it's exactly like what I expected.
There is a bar that runs below, but it wasn't directly below, and I wasn't kept up with any noise.
The place was perfect for me and my son to stay whilst we went to Anfield for the football. Beds really comfy and having the outside space was nice.
Bakery next door is lovely and the Indian down the road was great. Only a 10 min walk to the beach and the train station with a 20 minute train to Liverpool.
A spacious clean and comfortable apartment very close to the train station. I was worried as it was above a commercial property but this wasn't an issue as the village was very quiet. Exceptional value for money.
Nice room at front of house with view of river to left. Close to bus stop from which to explore North Wirral and local Tesco Express 5 minutes walk away. Lovely Egremont Promenade 2 minutes away.
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