LIVERPOOL HOTELS UPDATE – November 2019

Premier Inn, 4 Bolton Street

Welcome

Welcome to the latest edition of the (Development queries): Liverpool Hotels Update. Claire Slinger, Assistant Director, Regeneration Investment & Development, Liverpool City Since 2004, this document has been Council, Cunard Building, Water Street, published jointly between Liverpool City Liverpool L3 1DS Council and the Local Enterprise Partnership. Tel: 0151 233 0262 It contains detailed information about the Email: [email protected] range and location of hotels which have Website: www.liverpool.gov.uk been completed, are currently under construction, or are in the pipeline both within the City Centre and outside it. It also (Hotel sector performance queries): looks at hotel performance in the City Peter Sandman, Head of Visitor Economy, Centre. Growth Platform, The Liverpool City Region’s Growth Company, We hope that the data included in the 1 Mann Island, Liverpool L3 1BP schedules will be useful to individuals and Tel: 0151 237 3916 organisations involved in hotel provision. Email: [email protected] Website: www.visitliverpool.biz Should you have any queries, require further information, or have comments on the content of the schedules, please contact:

Front cover (clockwise from top): Quest Apart-hotel, Church Street (completed September 2019); the Sandon Public House, 166-182 Oakfield Road (completed April 2019); Novotel, Paddington Village (on site).

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Foreword

This year’s nationwide dip in hotel bookings has been attributed to several factors including the weather and Brexit. Although our occupancy rate for the first 9 months of this year may have fallen around 5%, other regional cities have seen a decline in double figures, so we take some comfort in the fact that Liverpool’s hotel sector is showing a degree of resilience.

Hotel investments are planned many months if not years in advance. Therefore, regardless of occupancy level issues, investment in new developments here has never been higher. With four new hotels opened this year so far, there are currently no fewer than 13 more hotel projects on site across the City Centre at a total value of £210 million, bringing 1,276 hotel rooms and 122 apart-hotel suites. These schemes will result in 400 potential new hotel jobs being created.

People love Liverpool, and they (and we!) like others to know. Liverpool has once again been recognised in TripAdvisor’s annual Travellers’ Choice Awards, when – in May 2019 – it was named 3rd in the Top 10 Destinations in the United Kingdom and the Channel Islands. We were only beaten by London and Edinburgh.

What is encouraging is that some of our major tourist attractions have had their best ever year during 2019 – these being amongst the many attractors to the city which bring tourists to stay here and enjoy during their visit. In July 2019, The Beatles Story at the Albert Dock announced its busiest two weeks of all time – both record- breaking in terms of visitor numbers – and its best-ever day which saw 2,524 visitors through its doors. The latter half of July continued to break previous records with an impressive 20% increase recorded during the equivalent period in 2018. The majority of visitors came from overseas, with the attraction experiencing further growth from international markets, which now represents over 60% of total visitors. To acknowledge its success the museum attraction picked up a host of top awards last year, when it was voted as ‘the People’s Choice’ at the 2018 Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards, the ‘Best Attraction for Group Visits’ at the 2018 Group Travel Awards. Early in 2019, The Beatles Story beat other top UK attractions to win the UKInbound ‘Attraction of the Year’ award.

In addition, National Museums Liverpool published its 2018-19 Annual Review, highlighting its best every year when it attracted almost 4 million visitors including a 35% increase in children and young people attending educational activities. World Museum is England’s most visited museum outside London in 2018. For the second year running, the organisation recorded its highest ever visitor figures, with 3,965,453 visits made across eight museums and galleries.

Please enjoy reading about what has been achieved in 2019, and about our plans and aspirations for the year ahead.

Councillor Wendy Simon Assistant Mayor and Cabinet Member for Culture, Tourism and Events

2019 at a glance (city-wide):

£43.5 million invested in hotels £ and serviced apartments over 10 months

4 new hotels opened, 1 existing hotel extended

90 hotel jobs created

191 new bedrooms created

and 167 serviced apartments

1,486,726 rooms sold (Jan-Sep)

(down from 1,560,223 = 4.9% less than Jan-Sep 2018)

Average occupancy 78.0% % (down from 81.7% in Jan-Sep 2018)

◙ Weekend occupancy 83.6% (down from 89.6% in Jan-Sep 2018)

◙ Weekday occupancy 77.6% (down from 80.8% in Jan-Sep 2018)

Average Room Rate £75.22 £ (up from £73.68 in Jan-Sep 2018)

◙ Average RevPar £58.94 (down from £62.29 in Jan-Sep 2018)

◙ Weekend Average RevPar £86.92 (down from £91.75 in Jan-Sep 2018)

FIGURE 1: Rooms Sold in Liverpool City Centre Hotels, All hotel performance data © STR Global not to be re-used without written permission January 2017 – September 2019 Source: Based on figures supplied by Liverpool LEP based on occupancy figures provided by STR Global REPUBLICATION OR OTHER RE-USE OF THIS DATA WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED

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2019 SEES LIVERPOOL FOLLOW (BUT STAY AHEAD OF) OTHER UK REGIONAL CITIES IN DIP IN HOTEL BUSINESS

Bubbles rarely last forever; and so it is with FIGURE 2: the UK hotel industry that Brexit worries, the Average Occupancy, Room Rates & Rev Par poor weather this year and other economic (Room Revenues) Jan-Sep 2017-19 factors have seen hotel stays across the 2017* 2018* 2019* country – other than in London – take a dent Average Occupancy Rate 78.6% 81.7% 78.0% on previous years’ growth. Liverpool is no Weekend Occupancy Rate 89.8% 89.6 % 83.6% different to its regional competitors, with the Weekday Occupancy Rate 76.3% 80.8% 77.6% number of hotel rooms sold between Average Room Rate (£) £74.14 £73.68 £75.22 Average Revenue (Rev Par) January and September 2019 being £58.54 £62.29 £58.94 1,486,726 some 4.9% less than over the same (£) Weekend Average Revenue period in 2018. £88.82 £91.75 £86.92 (Rev Par) (£)

Liverpool is not alone in the 2019 dip in occupancy; London is * Based on January to September Statistics © STR Global reportedly the only location in Britain to have seen growth this year thanks to a programme of national sporting events being Future hotel demand is anticipated to come not only from hosted by the capital. However, in their ‘UK Hotel tourism, but also the corporate (and, therefore, Development Opportunities 2019’ report published earlier this predominantly weekday) market. Several employment year, Knight Frank commented that “Liverpool has performed sectors are seeing huge levels of investment either strongly, but has been penalised in its rankings due to the underway or coming. The city’s Knowledge Quarter is being exceptionally strong level of new hotels opening since the expanded with the £1 billion Paddington Village on site, start of 2018, together with the pipeline under construction whilst the £200 million, 400,000 sq ft Grade A office scheme and proposed. Nevertheless, with a strong base of business due to commence early next year at Pall Mall will be the first and leisure demand and outperforming the UK average city of a clutch of schemes recommended for the Commercial on a number of indices, the city is well placed to move higher Business District by the new Spatial Regeneration Framework up in the index in future years once the new supply is (SRF) endorsed by councillors in October 2019, and which embedded in the market”. will see 2 million square feet of office space attracted to Liverpool in the coming years. Whilst occupancy levels in the city have been affected this year, hoteliers have kept the average room rate higher. This A further 7,000 jobs are also anticipated at “Upper Central”, has unfortunately not helped to sustain RevPar (revenues), a a 56 acre new zone designated between Lime Street and pattern also seen across the regions according to the UK the Knowledge Quarter. The Upper Central SRF seeks to Hotel Market Tracker produced by HVS London, AlixPartners deliver up to 2.5 million sq ft of new development including and STR. In May,they reported that the regions had seen educational facilities to complement the city’s universities hotel occupancy drop 0.7% to 68% in the first quarter of 2019 and the existing Knowledge Quarter. (Liverpool’s occupancy was 78%, well above this); whilst with average room rate down 2.1% to £64.95 (Liverpool’s figure You can find out more about the major new development was £69.61) and RevPAR down 2.8% to £44.04 (£49.72 for schemes coming forward in Liverpool at Liverpool). Although these represented the first quarterly www.regeneratingliverpool.com decline since 2012, Liverpool’s figures all sat comfortbaly above the average for the regions.

Liverpool City Centre hotel facts (as at November 2019):

Existing Currently on site

77 hotels/apart- 13 new C1 hotels/ hotels/guest houses apart-hotels

(up from 37 in 2008)

7,321 bedrooms and C1 1,276 C1 hotel rooms & apart-hotel suites 122 apart-hotel suites (up from 3,481 in 2008)

2,838 hotel-related jobs 400 potential new hotel in the City Centre jobs to be created (1,358 of which created since 2008)

£406 million invested in £210 million currently £ creating 38 new and being invested in new refurbished existing C1 projects and hotels/apart-hotels refurbishments since January 2009

FIGURE 2: Liverpool City Centre C1 hotel rooms by type, as at 01 November 2019 Note: this chart only shows existing hotels. New hotels under construction will be added in upon completion at next issue

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FIGURE 3: Hotel/Apart-Hotel Provision in the City Centre as at 01 November 2019

EXISTING C1 HOTELS/APART-HOTELS/GUEST HOUSES EXISTING C1 HOTELS/APART-HOTELS/GUEST HOUSES (continued)

Hotel Standard Rooms Hotel Standard Rooms Crowne Plaza, Princes Dock 4 star 159 Printworks, Renshaw Street Budget (Boutique) 31 Hard Days Night, North John Street 4 star 110 The Nadler, Seel Street Budget (Boutique) 106 Hilton, Canning Place 4 star 215 Heywood House Hotel Budget (Boutique) 35 Marriott, Queen Square 4 star 146 TOTAL BUDGET (BOUTIQUE): 3 hotels 172 Novotel, Hanover Street 4 star 209 Hallmark Inn 4 star guest acc 81 Pullman, Kings Waterfront 4 star 216 Radisson SAS, Old Hall Street 4 star 194 Aachen 3 star guest acc 17 Seel Street Hotel, 42-46 Seel Street 4 star 128 The Liverpool Inn 3 star guest acc 15 Shankly Hotel, Victoria Street 4 star 65 57 Rodney Street Hotel 3 star guest acc 9 Mercure Atlantic Tower, Chapel St 4 star 226 Lord Nelson 2 star guest acc 27 TOTAL 4 STAR: 10 hotels 1,668 Hanover Hotel 2 star guest acc 27 “Aloft Liverpool”, North John Street Boutique 116 62 Castle Street Boutique 20 Blackburne Arms n/a 7 Dixie Dean, Victoria Street Boutique 100 TOTAL GUEST HOUSES: 7 guest houses 183 DoubleTree by Hilton, Sir Thomas St Boutique 86

Hope Street Hotel, Hope Street Boutique 94 Adagio, Central Village Apart-Hotel 129 Hotel Indigo, Rumford Pl/Chapel St Boutique 151 Arthouse, Arthouse Square Apart-Hotel 41 Liverpool Racquet Club Boutique 8 Lock & Key, 17 Duke Street Boutique 14 Best Western Premiere Collection Apart-Hotel 51 Richmond Hotel, Hatton Garden 30 James Street Boutique 64 Malmaison, Princes Dock Boutique 131 The Block, Keel Wharf Apart-Hotel 96 Podzzz@Parr Street Hotel Boutique 12 Caro Short Stay, Parker Street Apart-Hotel 105 Sir Thomas Hotel, Victoria Street Boutique 39 The Castle Collection, 42 Castle Apart-Hotel 19 TOTAL BOUTIQUE: 12 hotels 835 Street Britannia Adelphi, Lime Street 3 star 402 Epic, 75 Duke Street Apart-Hotel 26 Hotel 46, Fenwick Street 3 star 16 Epic Apart-Hotel Seel Street Apart-Hotel 14 Holiday Inn, Lime Street 3 star 139 Hilton Apartments, Hilton Hotel Apart-Hotel, part 47 Jury’s Inn, Kings Waterfront 3 star 310 (part of Hilton Hotel) of larger hotel Liner at Liverpool, Nelson Street 3 star 154 Hope Street Hotel Apartments (part Apart-Hotel, part 26 TOTAL 3 STAR: 5 hotels 1,021 of Hope Street Hotel) of larger hotel Express by Holiday Inn, Albert Dock Upper-tier budget 135 Kapsule Apartments, 34 Stanley St Apart-hotel 7 Hampton by Hilton, Kings Dock Mill Upper-tier budget 151 TOTAL UPPER TIER BUDGET: 2 hotels 286 6 Newington Apart-hotel 8 Campanile Budget 100 Posh Pads at the Casartelli Apart-Hotel 31 Dolby Budget 65 Quest Apartments, Church Street Apart-Hotel 100 Days Inn Liverpool, James Street Budget 155 Pembroke Studios Apart-hotel 33 EasyHotel, Castle Street Budget 77 Signature Hotel, 56 Stanley Street Apart-Hotel 15 Ibis (Dale Street) Budget 122 Ibis (Wapping) Budget 192 Shankly Serviced Apartments Apart-Hotel 69 The Liverpool Inn, Mount Pleasant Budget 7 Staybridge Suites Apart-Hotel 132 Podworks Hotel, 34 Henry Street Budget 19 Staycity, Corn Exchange Apart-Hotel 205 Premier Travel Inn Albert Dock Budget 186 Staycity, Duke Street Apart-Hotel 56 Premier Inn City Centre (Vernon St) Budget 165 Premier Inn, Hanover Street Budget 183 Urbanista, Wood Street Apart-Hotel 22 Premier Inn, 4 Bolton Street Budget 90 TOTAL APART-HOTELS: 21 Apart-Hotels 1,232 Travelodge, Exchange Street East Budget 125 Travelodge Liverpool Central Budget 105 OVERALL CURRENT 75 Hotels/Guest 7,313 Travelodge, Strand St/Red Cross St Budget 141 TOTAL: Houses/Apart-Hotels Tune Hotel, Castle Street Budget 100 Z Hotel, State House, Dale Street Budget 92 TOTAL BUDGET: 17 hotels 1,924 06

Dixie Dean Hotel, Victoria Street COST: £10 million ROOMS: 100 STANDARD: 4 star OPERATOR: Signature Living OPENED: July 2019

Schemes completed since January 2019

Investment in City Centre hotels since The Urbanista Hotel opened in Wood Street off Bold Street in September in a £500,000 project by Evolve Property the start of this year has seen £43.5 Group. Its 20 suites and double rooms are operated by million invested, bringing 191 new Voya Hotels who have partnered with ‘Tails In The City’, a bedrooms and 167 serviced Liverpool doggy crèche. Guests staying at the hotel can check their furry friends into the crèche so that they have apartments. Four new hotels have peace of mind that they’re being looked after. been opened, one has been extended, and between them the five The Castle Collection – 42 Castle Street is the latest venue to be opened in Castle Street and its immediate environs schemes have brought 90 new jobs. by The Castle Collection which specialises in luxury serviced apartments. Opened in February 2019. Like its other Among the crop of new hotels is Quest Aparthotel at 58-72 venues at 25 Castle Street and 14 Cook Street, its suites Church Street. The £10 million development of former come with a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, office space above shops in the city’s main shopping street oven, fridge and washing machine, along with a seating is the company’s first property in the UK and its first outside area with a sofa, and flat-screen TV. Australasia where it specialises in offering a ‘home away from home’ to extended stay business travellers in key In April 2019, the Hope Street Hotel added another 12 cities, regional towns and suburban locations across rooms and 16 aparthotel suites by adding extensions to the Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. The new apart-hotel 1931 wings of the former Blind School next door. The complex in Liverpool, which will serve the local and ground floor of that 1931 extension had already been international business community, comprises 100 serviced brought back into use, housing Pizza Express and 92 apartments, reception, conference room, gym and back- Degrees Coffee. The new £5 million scheme added of-house facilities. rooftop extensions ranging from two to four storeys high on top of the existing building on the corner of Hope Street July 2019 saw the opening of Signature Living’s Dixie Dean and Hardman Streets, as well as a new “infill wing” in the Hotel. The £10 million hotel is located in a former office inner courtyard behind the hotel, allowing more of the old building in Victoria Street and is themed around the buildings to be brought back into use. The original Hope legendary William Ralph ‘Dixie’ Dean, who scored 349 Street Hotel first opened in 2003 and swiftly became oe of goals for Everton in 399 appearances from 1925 to 1937, the city’s best-known hotels, with its restaurant the London including 60 in one season. The first phase of the hotel Carriage Works also winning a strong reputation. It was opened on 12th July and included the 160-cover “No.9” previously extended between 2007 and 2009 into the restaurant, named after the shirt number worn by the former police station next door. much-loved football hero. The hotel also includes a bar and function suites for football-inspired weddings. Its rooms are decorated in vibrant colours – including Everton’s royal and aqua blue which feature throughout the interior with deep luxurious upholstered chairs, sofas and fabrics.

The Castle Collection - 42 Castle Street Quest Aparthotel, 58-72 Church Street COST: £1.5 million COST: £10 million SUITES: 19 SUITES: 100 STANDARD: Apart-Hotel/Serviced Apartments STANDARD: Apart-Hotel/Serviced Apartments OPERATOR: The Castle Collection OPERATOR: Quest Apartments COMPLETED: February 2019 OPENED: July 2019

Hope Street Hotel extension Urbanista Aparthotel, 105 Wood St COST: £5 million COST: £0.5 million SUITES: 12 additional hotel rooms + 26 apart-hotel suites SUITES: 100 STANDARD: Boutique 4 star STANDARD: Apart-Hotel/Serviced Apartments OPERATOR: Hope Street Hotel Ltd OPERATOR: Urbanista COMPLETED: April 2019 COMPLETED: September 2019

FIGURE 4: City Centre C1 Hotels/Apart-Hotels – number CITY CENTRE C1 HOTEL BEDROOMS of new bedrooms/suites/bedspaces COMPLETED completed since 2015 or under construction CITY CENTRE C1 HOTEL BEDROOMS as at 01 November 2019 UNDER CONSTRUCTION 500 CITY CENTRE C1 SERVICED APARTMENTS COMPLETED CITY CENTRE C1 SERVICED APARTMENTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION 400

387 300 324 306 267 233 221 200 216 43 24 167 100 112 93 21 63 64 0 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

08 Current Investments

Liverpool is currently seeing the largest growth in hotel investment it has ever seen. As 2019 comes to a close there are no less than 13 hotel projects currently on site across the City Centre, representing an investment value of £210 million that will deliver 1,276 hotel rooms and 122 serviced apartments.

Construction has recently commenced on several new schemes including the £40 million Novotel at Paddington Village has started. Paddington Village is a £1 billion Epic Hotel & Residence, Norfolk Street development with several key projects already on site that COST: £70 million will deliver 1.8 million square feet of science, technology, ROOMS: 306 (+ 50 apartments) education and health space. The new luxury hotel will have STANDARD: 4 star 221 bedrooms above an atrium with multi-purpose OPERATOR: Epic Hotels Ltd conference and events facilities, function abr, restaurant and executive bar lounge. It will open in Spring 2022. COMPLETION EXPECTED: 2021

The £70 million Epic Hotel & Residence that will feature views across Liverpool’s south docks to the Welsh mountains started on site earlier in the year. It will feature a roof-top pool, spa and lounge – all open guests staying in its 306 bedrooms and 50 apartments. It is currently believed to be opening in 2021.

Other schemes which have commenced this year include YPG Developments’ £10 million Courthouse Hotel inside the former Magistrate’s Court on Dale Street. It will feature a variety of room types ranging from luxury suites in the old magistrates and judge’s offices to bespoke themed short stay bedrooms in the cells, whilst the existing ground floor administration area will be converted into a spacious restaurant and bar with access to a landscaped courtyard garden. 48-54 Renshaw St

COST: £25 million “Duke Street Boutique” has also begun on a long derelict site at 181-185 Duke Street. The 30 room hotel will be run by ROOMS: 136 Town Hospitality, an off-shoot of development company STANDARD: 4 star Living Brick. DEVELOPER: YPG Renshaw St Ltd COMPLETION EXPECTED: Winter 2020

FIGURE 5: City Centre Hotels on site. C1 HOTELS/APART HOTELS CURRENTLY ON SITE Hotel Standard Rooms Courthouse Hotel, Dale Street 4 star 90 Epic Hotel & Residence 4 star 306 48-54 Renshaw St 4 star 108 Innside Liverpool, Old Hall Street 4 star 207 Novotel, Paddington Village 4 star 221 Radisson Red, Lime Street 4 star 202 Baltic Hotel, 16 Jamaica Street Boutique 38 Duke Street Boutique Boutique 30 30 Hope Street Boutique 37 School Lane Hotel, Russell Building Boutique 50 Innside Liverpool, Old Hall Street COST: £25 million Trueman Court, 21 Trueman Street Apart-hotel 14 ROOMS: 205 Epic, 151-155 Duke Street Apart-Hotel 21 STANDARD: 4 star All Bar One, Derby Square Guest House 24 DEVELOPER: Melia TOTAL HOTELS/APART HOTELS ON SITE: 13 hotels 1,129 COMPLETION EXPECTED: Spring 2020

Radisson Red Hotel, Lime Street Novotel, Paddington Village COST: £30 million COST: £35 million ROOMS: 202 ROOMS: 221 STANDARD: 4 star hotel STANDARD: 4 star OPERATOR: Radisson OPERATOR: Novotel/Accor COMPLETION EXPECTED: Spring 2020 COMPLETION EXPECTED: March 2022

Courthouse Hotel, Dale Street Trueman Court, 21 Trueman Street COST: £10 million COST: £1.5 million ROOMS: 90 ROOMS: 14 STANDARD: 4 star STANDARD: Apart-Hotel/Serviced Apartments DEVELOPER: YPG Developments DEVELOPER: JAGA COMPLETION EXPECTED: Summer 2020 COMPLETION EXPECTED: Winter 2019

“Duke Street Boutique”, Duke Street The Baltic Hotel, 16 Jamaica Street COST: £2.2 million COST: £2.5m ROOMS: 30 ROOMS: 38 STANDARD: Boutique STANDARD: Boutique OPERATOR: Town Hospitality OPERATOR: Town Hospitality STATUS: On site for completion Summer 2020 STATUS: On site for completion May 2020

10 Imminent Starts and Recent Applications or Announcements

Even with an unprecedented volume of hotel schemes currently on site, developers are still stepping forward with new hotel proposals for Liverpool City Centre.

In October 2019, permission was granted for the new 200 bedroom 4 star hotel next to the proposed £70 million Cruise Liner Terminal to be built at Princes Dock. Construction could start later in 2020, with the venue opening in Spring 2022 along with the cruise terminal itself. The hotel operator will be announced next year. Princes Dock / Cruise Liner Terminal Meanwhile, in February 2019, the Fragrance Group secured COST: £20 – £25 million permission to turn the former Municipal Buildings on Dale ROOMS: 200 Street into a 4 star 189 bedroom hote. Construction work is STANDARD: 4 star expected to commence possibly by the end of this year. DEVELOPER: Liverpool City Council Guests will have access to facilities including a spa, gym and STATUS: Permission granted October 2019 top lit swimming pool. The hotel will also have conference and meeting facilities plus large guest suites and a restaurant adjoining the atrium.

New hotel applications appear to be dominated by apart- hotels, with several now approevd or seeking approval either with or without operators for them having been announced. StayCity have been linked to their third venue in the city involving the conversion of listed buildings at 118- 124 Duke Street, along with a new build extension. There will be 13 accessible rooms, 47 one-bedroom apartments, and 140 studios. At lower ground and ground floor level, there will be a gym, office, and concierge. Further new Apart-hotels are also beign proposed for several locations in the Historic Downtown area centred on the area between Lord Street, Victoria Street and Dale Street at addresses including 19 Castle Street (33 boutique apartments); 27 Lord Street (12 Municipal Buildings, Dale Street apartments); Century Buildings, North John Street (22 COST: Not known apartments); 4-6 Mathew Street (9); 18-34 Cumberland Street ROOMS: 189 (25); and 45-58 Stanley Street (11) amongst others. Signature STANDARD: 4 star Living has also been granted permission to convert part of DEVELOPER: The Fragrance Group the Bling Building at Hanover Street to a 10 bedroomed STATUS: Awaiting signing of legal agreement apart-hotel.

Some existing apart-hotels aer looking to expand, amongst them the Arthouse Hotel off Seel Street wants to add 30 additional bedrooms in a 2 storey rooftop extension, whilst Signature Living want to add 11 suites to their Signatuire Living Hotel at 56-58 Stanley Street.

Other significant hotel applications that have come in include a revised plan for 215 bedrooms at the former Martins Bank (regranted July 2019); a new 167 bedroom hotel at the junction of James Street and The Strand; a 153 bedroom Moxy Hotel at Oldham Square was approved; a revised application was submitted for 278 bedrooms at the proposed Nyx Hotel on Hanover Street; and plans have also Williamson Hotel, Basnett Street been submitted for a four-star hotel in the Fruit Exchange on COST: £10 million Victoria Street. ROOMS: 153 STANDARD: 4 star DEVELOPER: Niboco Ltd STATUS: Application 18F/3056 submitted November 2018 11 FIGURE 6: Current City Centre Hotels Proposals (1). (1) HOTELS CURRENTLY PROPOSED (WITH NAMED OPERATOR) Hotel Target Standard Rooms Cruise Terminal/Princes Dock 4 star 200 Martins Bank, Water Street 4-star 215 Municipal Buildings, Dale Street 4 star 189 Nyx Hotel, Gostins Building, Hanover 4 star 154 Street 9 Gambier Terrace Boutique 12 Moxy Hotel, Oldham Square 3 star 153 Arthouse Hotel, Arthouse Square Apart-hotel 30 (extension) Staycity Duke Street, 118-124 Duke St Bling Bling Building Apart-hotel 10 COST: £15 million Roomzzz, 53-57 Church Street Apart-hotel 105 ROOMS: 200 Signature Living, 56-58 Stanley Street Apart-hotel 11 STANDARD: Apart-hotel (extension) DEVELOPER: Henry Space Development Ltd Staycity, 118-124 Duke Street Apart-hotel 200 STATUS: Awaiting signing of legal agreement 7 York Street Apart-hotel 7 Podworks, 28-30 Henry Street Budget 15 The Liverpool Inn, 1-11 Renshaw St Independent 25 Royal Daffodil, Canning Dock Independent 13 Cavern Walks Hotel Not known 142

FIGURE 7: Current City Centre Hotels Proposals (2). HOTELS CURRENTLY PROPOSED (WITHOUT NAMED OPERATOR) Hotel Target Standard Rooms Aura 2, Low Hill 4 star 278

Moxy Hotel, Oldham Square Fruit Exchange, Victoria Street 4 star 92 COST: £15 million Williamson Hotel, Basnett Street 4 star 153 ROOMS: 153 STANDARD: 3 star Cains Brewery Village Boutique 100 DEVELOPER: NR Capricornus LLP St John’s House Boutique 43 STATUS: Permission granted July 2019 Arena House, Victoria Street Apart-hotel 20

Baltic Square, Park Lane Apart-hotel 200

19 Castle Street Apart-hotel 33 Century Buildings, North John Apart-hotel 22 Street 18-34 Cumberland Street Apart-hotel 25 11 Davies Street Apart-hotel 24 27 Lord Street Apart-hotel 12 4-6 Mathew Street Apart-hotel 9 45-48 Stanley Street Apart-hotel 11 6 Watkinson Street Apart-hotel 50 60 Duke Street Budget/Pod 43

Nyx Hotel, Hanover Street 34 Marlborough Street Budget 11 COST: £10 million 66 Bold Street Not stated 23 ROOMS: 154 Dream Pods @ Colonial Not stated 40 STANDARD: 4 star Chambers, Temple Street DEVELOPER: Hanover Holdings Ltd STATUS: Application 18F/1162 awaiting legal agreement 12 OTHER ACCOMMODATION TYPES

Euro Hostel, Stanley Street FIGURE 8: Other Accommodation Types in Liverpool City Centre Hotel Rooms EXISTING The Joker Boat, Salthouse Dock 2 Yellow Submarine, Salthouse Dock 3 Titanic, Salthouse Dock 5 Central Station Hotel (Hostel), Hanover Street 12 Embassie Independent Hostel, Falkner Square 6 Hatters (Hostel), 56-60 Mount Pleasant 72 Cocoon @ International Inn, South Hunter Street (Hostel) 23 Royal Chambers Liverpool, 29 Prescot Street (Hostel) 28 Euro Hostel, Stanley Street (former Hoax Hostel) 52 YHA Hostel, Tabley Street (Hostel) 27 TOTAL EXISTING NOVELTY, HOSTELS & 230 SELF CATERING BEDROOMS

Central Station Hostel, Hanover Street 13 SERVICED APARTMENTS

FIGURE 9: Serviced Apartments (of over 15 rooms at one location or designated Planning Use Class Order C3 in its planning submission)

EXISTING C3 SERVICED APARTMENTS*

Operator Units

Apple Apartments, Moorfields Lifestyle by 35 Apple

Base Serviced Apartments – Duke Street Base 19 (Hudson Gardens/ Manhattan Place)

Base Serviced Apartments – Spectrum Base 27 (Duke Street)

Bridgestreet at Liverpool ONE Bridge Street 77

Bridpoint, Bridport Street YourCityBase 27

The Castle Collection, 14 Cook Street The Castle 18

, opened April 2019 Collection

Dream Apartments, 2 Moorfields Dream 25 Apartments

Dream Apartments, 8 Water Street Dream 50 Apartments

Elysium, 3-5 Rodney Street Not disclosed 25

OYO VincentOYO Apartments FM Living, 8 Victoria Street FM Living 54

L3 Living @ Irwell Chambers L3 Living 25 In tandem with traditional hotel L3 Living @ Merchant Quarters L3 Living 40 developments, the number of serviced apartments in the City Centre whereby North House Apartments, North John Street Not stated 43 Oyo Vincent Apartments, 15-17 Stanley Oyo 61 guests book online and collect a key Street Apartments from a different location to the actual Premier Apartments, Eden Square Premier 61 apartment itself continues to grow – Apartments albeit, this year, more slowly. The Printworks, Suffolk Street City Pads 15

There are now so many small establishments in the city that The Printworks 2 (Dakota Building) City Pads 21 this document can no longer list them all. The table on this 30-40 Seel Street The Pax Group 33 page has been substantially reduced from that seen in previous editions to only list establishments with a minimum StayCity - Lever Court , Duke Street StayLiverpool 56 of 15 suites which received planning permission for C3 use. StayCity - Mount Pleasant Apartments StayLiverpool 41 All “apart-hotels” applied for as C1 use are listed in the main schedule before this. Union Bank Serviced Apartments Union Bank 28 Apartments In April 2019, Necarcu converted former offices at the 11-13 Wolstenholme Square The Pax Group 15

former Vincent House, 15-17 Stanley Street, to 61 serviced

apartments now operated by Oyo Apartments.

For much of this year so far, L3 Living has been extending its existing building at Irwell Chambers by creating a two storey C3 SERVICED APARTMENTS* ON SITE roof-top extension to add 30 more rooms. When finished next Spring, the total number of apartments in the building Operator Units will rise to 82. L3 Living @ Irwell Chambers, Union Street L3 Living 20

An application submitted to change the use of a stalled/ 16 Fleet Street Not stated 52 partially built student scheme at 16 Fleet Street to 52 * NOTE: Designated C3 (residential) planning use for units of 15 and above. Apart hotels (granted C1) of any size are listed under hotels in Figure 4 serviced apartments is currently being considered. The building is currently over 50% completed whilst the council’s TOTAL HOTELS ON SITE: 5 hotels 484 planning department evaluates the application.

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B3 B1

F1 C6 C5 A2 D13 B4 E1 D10 D8 D9 D11

C2 D21 D6 D7 D1 D5 C3 C4 D4 G1 D14 D1 A1 D3 B5 C9 B6 A3 C6 D2 B7 C10

C7 F2 B8 C11

C16 A4 B9 D15 C8 C12 C14 C13 A5

D16 B10 D17 B11 D18

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C1 Hotel/Apart-Hotel Schemes C3 Serviced Apartments Other accommodation types

A Completed E Completed H Completed

B On site (as at November 2019) F On site (as at November 2019) J On site (as at November 2019)

C/D Proposed with/awaiting planning G Proposed with/awaiting K Proposed with/awaiting consent planning consent planning consent

15 PART 1: City Centre C1 Hotels/Apart-Hotels

Map Address Developer Description Cost Operator Hotel rating Status ref or type

Schemes Completed since January 2019 A1 42 Castle Street The Castle Conversion of upper floors to £2m The Castle Apart-Hotel Completed Collection 19 bedroom apart-hotel Collection February 2019 A2 “Dixie Dean Hotel”, Signature Living Conversion of upper floors to £10m Signature Boutique Completed 57-59 Victoria Street 100 bedroom boutique hotel Living July 2019 A3 Quest Apart-Hotel, Quest Conversion of upper floors to £10m Quest Apart-Hotel Completed 58-72 Church Street Apartments apart-hotel with 100 suites Apartments September 2019 A4 Urbanista Apart-hotel, Evolve Conversion from student £0.5m Urbanista Apart-hotel Completed Oliver House, 105 Developments accommodation to 22 September Wood Street bedroomed apart-hotel 2019 A5 Hope Street Hotel Hope Street Refurbishment and extension £5m Hope Street Boutique Completed and former School for Hotel to existing hotel into former Hotel May 2019 the Blind, Hope Street School for the Blind to create and Hardman Street 12 additional hotel rooms and 26 apart-hotel suites

Schemes On Site B1 “Innside Liverpool”, Trinity Mirror Conversion of part of building Not Meliá 4 star On site for The Echo Building, 95 North West & from offices to a 207 known completion Old Hall Street North West Ltd bedroom hotel, including April 2020 new roof top bar, first floor cafe, ground floor bar restaurant/ retail units, and gym B2 Trueman Court, 21 JAGA Conversion from offices to 14 £1.5m Independent Apart-hotel On site for Trueman Street Developments serviced apartments Operator completion Winter 2019 B3 Courthouse Hotel, YPG Develop- Conversion of former Not Independent 4 star On site for Dale Street ments magistrates court to 90- known Operator Boutique completion bedroom 4 star boutique summer 2020 hotel, leisure space and function rooms B4 Radisson Red Hotel, Marcus Conversion from student £30m Radisson 4 star On site for North Western Halls, Worthington accommodation to 202 completion Lime Street Properties/ bedroom hotel April 2020 Radisson B5 Novotel, Paddington Liverpool City To erect a 17 storey hotel with £35m Novotel 4 star On site for Village Council 221 bedrooms, restaurant, completion bar, gym, meeting rooms and March 2022 coffee lounge. B6 “All Bar One”, Queens Mitchells and Conversion of upper floors of Not Independent Guest-house On site for Building, Derby Square Butlers Retail Ltd pub to 24 bedroom ‘Inn stated Operator completion Keeper’s Lodge’ hotel Winter 2019 B7 The Russell Hotel, Grosvenor Conversion to 50 bedroom £3.5m Not stated Boutique On site for Russell Building, School Europe boutique hotel over six floors completion Lane with new entrance including July 2020 canopy to School Lane. B8 48-54 Renshaw Street YPG To demolish part of existing £25m Not yet 4 star On site for Developments building and erect 7 storey announced completion Limited building with 108 hotel rooms Winter 2020. and ground/basement level Revised gym, offices, commercial application units. submitted August 2019 for 142 rooms. B9 10 Maryland Street/ 28- Mr B Ungi To convert student £2m Independent Boutique On site for 30 Hope Street accommodation to 36 Operator completion bedroom hotel and erect two Summer 2020 storey extension to rear. B10 151-155 Duke Street Epic Apart-Hotels To change use of 3 vacant £3.5m Epic Apart- Apart-hotel On site for commercial buildings to 21 Hotels completion self-contained apart-hotel Winter 2019 units with café/restaurant at ground floor.

16 Map Address Developer Description Cost Operator Hotel rating Status ref or type

Schemes On Site /continued B11 “Duke Street Living Bricks To erect a four storey building £1.5m Town Boutique On site for Boutique”, 183 Duke with basement level to Hospitality completion Street provide a 30 bedroom hotel May 2020

B12 The Baltic Hotel, 16 Living Bricks To convert into 38 bedroom Not Living Brick Boutique On site for Jamaica Street boutique hotel with ground known completion floor restaurant/cafe May 2020 B13 Epic Hotel & Epic Hotels 16 storey mixed used £70m Equity Group 4 star On site for Residence, Chaloner development comprising 306 Limited/Epic completion Street/Watkinson bed hotel and 54 residential 2021 Street apartments with associated gym, spa, restaurant, conferencing/ banqueting facilities, entrepreneurial hub, sky lounge and associated access, servicing, basement parking and landscaping.

Anticipated Schemes with Named Operators Announced # C1 Cruise Liner Terminal/ Liverpool City New 200 bedroom four star £30m To be 4 star Permission Princes Dock Council hotel next to the proposed announced granted new cruise liner terminal October 2019 C2 Martins Bank Building, Principal Hotel To convert former bank and £50m Principal 4 star Permission Water Street Company offices to 215 bed hotel, with Hotel Group regranted July associated bar, restaurants 2019 and spa C3 Cavern Walks, Signature Living To change floors 1 to 7 to 142 £20m Signature Not stated Application Mathew Street bedroom hotel Living 19F/2499 [also see alternative submitted application for serviced October 2019 apartments] C4 Signature Living Apart Signature Living To alter and extend existing £2m Signature Apart-hotel Permission Hotel, 56-58 Stanley hotel to include a two storey Living granted May Street rooftop extension and internal 2019 alterations to existing lower and upper ground basement floors to provide 11 additional bedrooms. C5 Municipal Building, Fragrance Group Conversion and extension to £50m Fragrance 4 star Permission Dale Street Ltd rear to create a 189 bedroom Group Ltd granted 4* hotel February 2019 C6 The Liverpool Inn Mr Anthony To convert first floor into 18 £3m Liverpool Inn Budget Permission (extension), 1-11 Devine bedrooms to form an extension (independent) granted Renshaw Street of existing 7 bedroom Liverpool September 2018 Inn at 10 Mount Pleasant with internal corridor link C7 Moxy Hotel, Oldham NR Capricornus To erect a part 10/part 11 £15m Moxy 3 star Permission Square 153 bedroom hotel granted July 2019 C8 Arthouse Hotel, Signature Living To erect 2 storey roof top £2m Signature Apart-hotel Application Arthouse Square, 61- extension to existing hotel, Living 18F/3072 69 Seel Street adding 30 additional awaiting signing bedrooms; creation of ground of legal floor commercial units. agreement since April 2019 C9 Roomzzz Hotel, former The Broadley Conversion of upper floors to £7m Roomzzz Apart-hotel Permission George Henry Lee Group 105 bedroomed 4 star apart- granted Building, Church Street hotel December 2017 C10 The Bling Building, 69 Signature Living Conversion plus roof Signature Apart-hotel Permission Hanover Street extension to 10 bedroom Living granted apart-hotel hotel (C1) with October 2019 new bar area

C11 “Nyx Hotel”, Gostins ETS Holdings To erect a four storey roof top £15m Nyx 4 star Application Building, 32-26 extension in connection with 19F/2414 Hanover Street the change of use of the submitted building to a 278 bed hotel, September with roof top terrace 2019

Map Address Developer Description Cost Operator Hotel rating Status ref or type

Anticipated Schemes with Named Operators Announced # /continued C12 7 York Street The Duke Street Conversion from restaurant to £1m The Duke Apart-hotel Permission Boutique Hotel C1 aparthotel comprising 7 Street granted Limited apartments (or 7 residential C3 Boutique September 2019 apartments) Hotel Limited C13 Podworks, 28-30 Henry Yu Group Conversion from basement £1m Podworks Budget Permission Street parking to 15 bedroom granted July budget/pod hotel rooms 2017 C14 Staycity Suites, 118-124 Henry Space Partial demolition, repair and £10m Staycity Apart-hotel Application Duke Street Development Ltd remodelling of 4 x listed 18F/3220 buildings and erection of part awaiting signing 5/part 8 storey building to of legal create a 200 bedroom hotel agreement since April 2019 C15 9 Gambier Terrace Epic Hospitality To convert existing office £2m Epic Boutique Application building into an aparthotel Hospitality 19F/0378 (C1) consisting of 12 suites and submitted the erection of a new 2 February 2019 bedroom coach house to rear C16 The Royal Daffodil Mr Philip Borg- To carry out refurbishment Not Private Guest House Application Boat, Canning Dock Olivier works to the boat formerly known Operator 19F/1917 known as "The Royal Daffodil" submitted July and site in Canning Dock to 2019 create a mixed-use restaurant, bar and event space to the promenade deck and main deck, event space and 13 guest accommodation rooms below deck (Use Class C1) and the provision of a heritage museum space to the wheelhouse of the boat.

# NOTE: These are schemes where developers have sought planning permission for sites or buildings (or announced schemes in the local press). This is sometimes to enable them to market and sell sites or buildings with permission for a hotel even though they are not necessarily planning to build one. Proposed schemes with operators signed up are often more likely to proceed.

Map Address Developer Description Cost Hotel rating Status ref target Anticipated Schemes with No Named Operators Announced* D1 19 Castle Street Prosperity Conversion to aparthotel with 33 self- £3m Apart-hotel Application 19F/2245 Castle Street contained boutique serviced apartments submitted Development September 2019 Ltd D2 Former Kingston Commercial To erect 8-to-10 storey 167 bed hotel with Not Not stated Application 19F/0878 House Site, James Development ground floor bar and restaurant. stated submitted April 2019 Street/The Strand Projects (CDP Ltd) D3 27 Lord Street JSM Company Conversion of upper floors to 12 x 1 and 2 £1m Apart-hotel Permission granted Group bedroom serviced apartments November 2019 D4 4-6 Mathew Street Mr Motlagh Conversion of upper floors to 9 x 1 bedroom £1m Apart-hotel Permission granted serviced apartments April 2019 D5 Century Buildings, 31 Highneal Conversion of upper floors to 22 suite apart- £2.5m Apart-hotel Application 19F/2012 North John Street Limited hotel submitted August 2019 D6 Fruit Exchange, JSM Group Conversion to 92 room luxury hotel £8m 4 star Application 19F/2260 Victoria Street including restaurant & bar. submitted September 2019 D7 46-48 Stanley Street JSM Group Conversion of upper floors to 11 bedroom £1m Apart-hotel Application 19F/1234 apart-hotel submitted August 2019 D8 Colonial Chambers, Forest Trinity To convert lower ground floor and £1m Not stated Permission granted 3-11 Temple Street Limited basement from office and storage use to November 2018 form 40 bedroom hotel D9 11 Davies Street Mantra Homes Conversion & extension to create 24 £2m Apart-hotel Permission granted serviced apart-hotel suites with restaurant/ September 2018 bar, rehearsal space and recording studios. D10 18-34 Cumberland JSM Company Conversion to apart-hotel with 25 serviced £3m Apart-Hotel Permission granted Street Group apartments (C1 use) June 2019

18 Map Address Developer Description Cost Hotel rating Status ref target Anticipated Schemes with No Named Operators Announced* /continued D11 40 Victoria Street Mr Shack Conversion from bar to 8 bedroom hotel £0.6m Not known Permission granted Barrack July 2019 D12 34 Marlborough Mr Steve To convert basement car park into 11 room £1m Budget/Pod Permission granted Street Moule Pod Hotel August 2018 D13 St John’s House, 2 Promenade Conversion of upper floors to 43 bedroom £4m Boutique Application 19F/1364 Queen Square Estates boutique hotel submitted May 2019 D14 The Williamson Niboco Ltd Conversion from retail to 157 bedroom £10m 4 star Application 18F/3056 Hotel”, 20-48 Basnett hotel with restaurant, bistro, bar and event awaiting signing of Street/ Houghton conference facilities, gym, spa, staff/office legal agreement since Street/ Houghton space, basement casino, restaurant, bar February 2019 Lane/Tyrer Street nightclub and events space D15 60 Duke Street Mr Hamid Conversion from office to 43 bedroom £2m Budget/Pod Permission granted pod hotel and restaurant January 2019 D16 Arena House, 82-84 Evolve Duke Conversion of restaurant into 20 bed £1.5m Apart-hotel Permission granted Duke Street Street Limited apart-hotel with restaurant/bar October 2019 D17 Land bound by Quarrymen To erect two buildings of up to 9 and 16 £30m Not known Application 19F/2441 Park Lane, Pownall Investment storeys, comprising 90 apartments, 260 submitted Street, Liver Street Holdings Ltd hotel rooms with restaurant, gym and September 2019 and Beckwick Street business centre, and a ground floor commercial unit D18 “Baltic Square”, Park Inhabit To convert the existing Mill buildings into Part of Apart-hotel Permission granted lane (former Heaps 138 residential apartments, and land £80m December 2017 Mill) around it with three blocks providing 194 wider residential apartments and 200 serviced scheme apartments (C1 use). D19 6 Watkinson Street Mr Duncan Conversion of existing warehouse to 50 £2.5m Apart-hotel Application 19F/1123 Birch suite apart hotel with cafe at ground floor submitted June 2019 D20 Liver Grease Oil & Crossfield To erect new 202 bedroom hotel to £20m Not stated Application 19F/2322 Chemical include 15 parking spaces and associated submitted Company, Norfolk plant and servicing. Fronting both Norfolk September 2019 Street and Brick street D21 Land bounded by Equity group To erect a six to ten storey building for a 4* £20m 4 star Application 19F/2163 Prescot Street and Ltd and The hotel with 278 bedrooms and ground floor submitted August Low Hill (Aura 2) Elliot Group commercial uses 2019 International Ltd * NOTE: These are schemes where developers have sought planning permission for sites or buildings (or announced schemes in the local press). This is sometimes to enable them to market and sell sites or buildings with permission for a hotel even though they are not necessarily planning to build one. Proposed schemes with operators signed up are often more likely to proceed.

C3 Serviced Apartments* (City Centre only) * of 15 units or more within the same building Map Address Developer Description Cost Operator Status Ref Schemes completed since January 2019 E1 Oyo Vincent Necarcu Conversion of offices to 61 serviced £2m Oyo Completed and Apartments, 15-17 apartments Apartments opened April 2019 Stanley Street

Schemes On Site F1 Irwell Chambers, 9 RDI Property To erect 2 storey roof extension to £2.1m L3 Living On site to complete Union Street provide 20 serviced apartments December 2019

F2 16 Fleet Street Fleet Street Construction of 7 storey building with 52 £5m Not stated Stalled student Liverpool Ltd serviced apartments above scheme with recent bar/restaurants application to change use to service apartments. Completion Summer 2020? Proposed Schemes G1 Cavern Walks, Signature Conversion from office to residential to £6m Signature Living Application 19PO/0529 Mathew Street Living accommodate 28 x 2 bedroom and 48 submitted February x 1 bedroom serviced apartments (C3) 2019 [see also alternative application for hotel]

100 bed hotel training facility next to Anfield Stadium

Proposed PART 2: Neighbourhoods C1 Hotels/Apart-Hotels/Guest Houses/Serviced Apartments/ Hostels

Map WARD and Developer Description Cost Operator Hotel Status ref Address rating or type

Schemes Completed since January 2019

L1 ANFIELD: Katherine To change use of upper floors to £1m Private Guest Completed April The Sandon Stewart provide bed and breakfast facilities independent House 2019 Public House, (105 beds over 16 rooms). operator 166-182 Oakfield Road

L2 ANFIELD: Mr Anthony Conversion to 5 bedroomed guest £0.1m Private Guest Completed 88 Anfield Road Court house independent House Spring 2019 operator

L3 PICTON: Valedown To alter and convert Building 19 to £1.5m Travelodge Budget Completed Travelodge, Limited and 79 bedroom hotel January 2019 Liverpool CDS Innovation Park, (Superstores Innovation International) Boulevard, Edge Ltd Lane

On Site

M1 KIRKDALE: Stanley Dock Conversion of warehouse to a 254 Not Not known 1 x Apart- On site for Southern Properties room apart-hotel, restaurants and known Hotel and 1 completion in Warehouse, assembly/ leisure plus car parking. not known 2020 Stanley Dock

M2 KIRKDALE: Mr C Elliott To convert public house to form Not Private Guest On site for 143-145 Great guest house (13 bedrooms) with known independent House completion in Howard Street restaurant/ cafe at ground floor operator 2020 and carry out associated external alterations.

20 Hotel scheme completed since January 2019

Hotel scheme under construction FAZAKERLEY

Hotel scheme proposed

WARBRECK

CROXTETH N14 NORRIS GREEN COUNTY

CLUBMOOR

WEST ANFIELD DERBY N6 L2 KIRKDALE N2 YEW TREE L1 N3 N7 N4 TUEBROOK & STONEYCROFT M1 EVERTON N8 N9 M2 KNOTTY ASH N10 N5 N11 KENSINGTON & FAIRFIELD L3 CITY CENTRAL

CENTRE PICTON WAVERTREE CHILDWALL N12 PRINCES PARK BELLE VALE N13 GREENBANK RIVERSIDE

CHURCH WOOLTON ST MICHAELS

MOSSLEY HILL N1

CRESSINGTON ALLERTON & HUNTS CROSS

SPEKE GARSTON All hotel schemes in the neighbourhoods by ward

Map WARD and Developer Description Cost Operator Hotel Status ref Address rating or type

Anticipated Schemes N1 ALLERTON & Allerton Golf To refurbish and extend the Listed £15m Not known Not known Application HUNTS CROSS: Trading Ltd facade of the Manor House in 19F/1818 Allerton Manor connection with the creation of a submitted Golf Club and 31bed hotel incorporating spa August 2019 Course, Allerton and conference facilities and Road widening of existing access to Allerton Road; N2 ANFIELD: Not yet chosen A new 100 bedroom hotel to be £10m Not yet Not Planning “The Anfield used as a training facility for made public known application Project” – people wanting to work in the expected Training Hotel hospitality industry N3 ANFIELD: Mr Anthony To change use of premises from £1m Private B&B/Guest Permission 95-95A Anfield Court ground floor salon and 3 flats operator House granted July Road above to an 11 bedroom bed 2019 and breakfast. N4 ANFIELD: Dale To extend existing public house/ £3m Private Guest Permission The Cabbage Investments hotel to create 59 additional operator House granted August Hotel, 20 Breck Ltd bedrooms with existing public 2017 Road house remaining on ground floor and function room on 1st floor. N5 EVERTON: Gilkes Property To use building as offices and as 19 Not Not known Not known Permission 168 Richmond Limited bedroom hotel known granted Row, Everton December 2018 N6 KIRKDALE: FSF Estates Ltd To erect new build hotel (174 No. Not Not known Not known Application 51 Sandhills Lane beds) in an eight storey building known 19F/2162 submitted August 2019 N7 KIRKDALE: Ryan Foley To erect first floor extension to the £0.25m Bar Coast Guest Permission Bar Coast, 90 Coastal side and convert roof space to House granted Regent Road, Developments living accommodation in November 2018 Kirkdale connection with re-instatement to a 21 bedroom hotel. N8 KIRKDALE: Peel Land & Mixed use development of 60 £5.5bn Not known Not known Outline “Liverpool Property (Ports) hectares with offices, apartments, permission Waters”, North Ltd retail, leisure, hotel, cafes, granted June Docks restaurants, conference facilities, 2013 and cruise liner facility N9 KIRKDALE: Fast Growth To reconstruct and extend existing Not Not known Not known Application Land bounded Homes Limited 6 storey warehouse building by known 19F/2404 by Waterloo adding additional storey. To erect submitted Road, Porter part 9 storey block to be used as September 2019 Street & Regent 190 bed hotel, 224 sqm office Street space and 21 car parking spaces. N10 KIRKDALE: Land MBE To erect 8 storey building, £5m Not known Apart-hotel Application at Junction of Construction comprising 41 apart hotel suites, 19F/1326 Waterloo Road/ Ltd with ground floor and first floor submitted May Vandries Street offices 2019 and Vulcan Street N11 KIRKDALE: Atlantic Towers To erect 9 storey building £3m Not known Apart-hotel Application 50-60 Waterloo, Developments comprising 56 apart-hotel suites, 17F/2396 Kirkdale Ltd ground and first floor offices, car submitted January parking 2018 N12 PRINCES PARK: Mrs Darta To erect 3 storey annex building at £1m Not known Hostel Permission 142-144 Upper Viksna rear, following excavation works, granted Parliament Street comprising an 11 bed hostel September 2018 including parking, access and landscaping works. N13 RIVERSIDE: Ms Irene Bird Conversion of upper floors to form £2m Not known Apart-hotel Permission 79 Sefton Street a 7 bedroom (C1) aparthotel, granted July 2019 incorporating loft conversion, internal and external alterations. N14 WARBRECK: Mr N Redmond To erect 40 bedroom hotel (outline Not Not known Not known Outline “The Plough”, 172 application) known permission Rice Lane granted November 2018

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