Overview
Starr Place
Starr Place – A Colourful, Musical Escape in the Heart of Liverpool
Perfectly positioned in the very heart of Liverpool, Starr Place offers a comfortable, characterful base for guests who want to immerse themselves in the city’s energy. With iconic music venues, buzzing nightlife, restaurants, shops and cultural attractions all within easy walking distance, you’re perfectly placed to explore. The building also benefits from a 24-hour reception, offering added peace of mind throughout your stay.
The apartment itself is warm, welcoming and thoughtfully laid out, making it ideal for short city breaks, weekends away or event stays. Guests consistently comment on how clean, cosy and homely it feels, with comfortable furnishings, lovely towels and a well-equipped kitchen that’s perfect for light meals or relaxed mornings before heading out.
One of Starr Place’s standout features is its unique layout, which gives the apartment a modern yet intimate feel. Everything has been designed for an easy, fuss-free stay—from straightforward self check-in to responsive host support when needed.
The bedroom includes a particularly charming feature: a cute, cosy window seat tucked neatly into a little nook. Furnished as a dressing area or reading corner, it’s a lovely place to sit with a book, enjoy a quiet moment or get ready for an evening out, adding a touch of character you won’t find in a standard city apartment.
Located in a lively area, Starr Place is ideal for guests who want to experience Liverpool’s nightlife and atmosphere - all part of staying right in the heart of the city.
Whether you’re visiting for music, nightlife, sightseeing or simply soaking up Liverpool’s vibrant energy, Starr Place offers comfort, character and an unbeatable location.
At a Glance
Family Friendly 
Non-smoking 
Suitable for Workationing 
WiFi 
City Centre 
Shop Nearby 
Pub Nearby 
Travel Cot 
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The Finer Details
Arriving at Starr Place, you’ll immediately appreciate how central and convenient everything feels. The building benefits from a 24-hour reception, providing added reassurance and support at any time of day or night. From here, access to the apartment is straightforward, allowing you to settle in quickly and start enjoying your stay.
Step inside and you’re welcomed into a smart, well-presented apartment that feels warm, clean and inviting—ideal after a day exploring the city. The living area is cosy yet practical, designed for relaxing between outings or winding down after an evening out. Comfortable seating, thoughtful lighting and a relaxed atmosphere make it an easy space to enjoy.
The kitchen is compact but well equipped, with everything you need for breakfasts, snacks or simple meals, and guests often comment on how functional and well set up it is.
Moving through to the bedroom, you’ll find a comfortable sleeping space designed for rest and relaxation. A real highlight here is the charming window-seat nook, furnished as a dressing area or reading spot. It’s perfect for enjoying a quiet coffee, reading a book or getting ready for the day, adding a unique, homely touch to the room.
The bathroom is clean, stylish and well maintained, featuring a good shower—always a guest favourite.
Set right in Liverpool’s city centre, Starr Place places you in the heart of the action - ideal for guests who want to be close to everything.
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Things to Note
Strictly no smoking.
This apartment is in the heart of the lively Cavern Quarter where you will find live music every night of the week.
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A stunning location
Liverpool
Liverpool is an amazing place to visit, offering a unique mix of history, culture, music, and incredible food. Known as the birthplace of The Beatles, this vibrant city has become a must-visit destination for music lovers. Fans can explore iconic spots like The Cavern Club, where the band first gained fame, and The Beatles Story museum, which offers an immersive journey into their legendary career. You can even take a Magical Mystery Tour around the city, visiting famous landmarks associated with the Fab Four.
Beyond its musical heritage, Liverpool is a city bursting with character and charm. The waterfront is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to the stunning Royal Albert Dock, where you’ll find museums, galleries, and trendy bars overlooking the River Mersey. The city is also known for its welcoming locals, who bring a warm and lively atmosphere to the streets.
Food lovers will find plenty to enjoy in Liverpool, as the city boasts an incredible range of dining options. From traditional Scouse stew (a local favourite) to international cuisine from every corner of the world, there’s something for every taste. You can grab a delicious meal in the Baltic Market, where independent street food vendors serve up everything from wood-fired pizza to gourmet burgers. And if you love a classic English afternoon tea, Liverpool’s charming cafés won’t disappoint.
With its rich musical legacy, stunning architecture, and unbeatable food scene, Liverpool is a destination that offers something special for everyone. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or a music fan, you’ll find plenty to love about this dynamic city.
Live Music Venues
Liverpool is a city built on music, and its live music scene is as vibrant as ever. Whether you're into rock, indie, jazz, or something more eclectic, there are plenty of amazing venues to check out. Here are some of the best places to catch live music in the city:
1. The Cavern Club
No visit to Liverpool is complete without experiencing The Cavern Club, the legendary venue where The Beatles first made their mark. It still hosts live music every day, featuring tribute acts, local bands, and up-and-coming artists. The intimate, underground vibe makes it a must-visit for music lovers.
2. The Jacaranda Club
Known as The Jac to locals, this iconic spot has a deep connection to The Beatles, who played some of their earliest gigs here. Today, it's a top venue for live indie and alternative music, with an intimate setting perfect for discovering new talent.
3. Invisible Wind Factory
If you're into electronic, experimental, and alternative music, Invisible Wind Factory is the place to be. Run by the team behind the old Kazimier Club, this warehouse-style venue hosts cutting-edge performances, club nights, and immersive gigs.
4. Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
For a more refined musical experience, the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall is home to the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as concerts ranging from classical and jazz to contemporary rock and folk.
5. The Zanzibar Club
This legendary small venue has helped launch many indie and alternative bands over the years. It’s a great place to catch raw, energetic performances from up-and-coming artists.
6. EBGBs
Located in a basement, EBGBs is a gritty, underground venue that hosts rock, punk, and indie gigs. It has a cool dive-bar atmosphere, making it a favourite amongst music fans looking for an authentic gig experience.
7. Leaf on Bold Street
For a more laid-back vibe, Leaf is a tea shop by day and a live music venue by night, offering acoustic sets, folk music, and intimate performances in a cosy atmosphere.
8. Pier Head & Albert Dock (Summer Events)
During the summer, Liverpool’s waterfront comes alive with outdoor gigs and festivals at Pier Head and Albert Dock, where you can catch everything from local artists to major headliners with a stunning backdrop of the River Mersey.
From historic music venues to underground gems, Liverpool has something for every music fan. Whether you're looking for legendary rock ‘n’ roll history or the next big thing in live music, you’ll find it in this incredible city!
Perfect places to eat out
Liverpool’s food scene is as diverse and exciting as its music culture, offering a fantastic mix of international flavors and classic local dishes. Whether you’re craving authentic street food, gourmet fine dining, or a taste of traditional Scouse, the city has something for every foodie. Here are some of the best places to eat in Liverpool:
Local Liverpool Delights
1. The Art School
For a taste of fine dining with a local twist, The Art School serves beautifully presented British dishes using seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. It’s a great spot to try modern interpretations of classic British cuisine.
2. The Baltic Fleet
If you want to try traditional Scouse—a hearty meat stew that Liverpool is famous for—head to The Baltic Fleet. This historic pub serves a delicious, authentic version, along with a great selection of locally brewed beers.
3. Ma Boyle’s Alehouse & Eatery
A cozy, historic pub serving comforting British dishes like fish and chips, pies, and Sunday roasts. It’s the perfect spot for a classic meal with a warm atmosphere.
Amazing International Cuisine
4. Mowgli Street Food (Indian)
A must-visit for Indian food lovers, Mowgli serves up authentic, home-style Indian street food with dishes like tamarind-glazed fries, tiffin boxes, and flavourful curries. The cosy, fairy-lit setting adds to the experience.
5. Casa Italia (Italian)
One of Liverpool’s longest-running and most loved Italian restaurants, Casa Italia is known for its delicious homemade pasta, stone-baked pizzas, and generous portions.
6. El Gato Negro (Spanish Tapas)
If you love Spanish food, El Gato Negro offers amazing tapas in a stylish setting. Their patatas bravas, chorizo, and seafood dishes are a must-try.
7. Maray (Middle Eastern)
Inspired by Middle Eastern flavours, Maray serves incredible small plates, including their famous disco cauliflower—roasted cauliflower with tahini, yogurt, pomegranate, and almonds.
8. Bundobust (Indian-Street Food & Craft Beer)
This trendy spot combines craft beer with vibrant Indian street food, like okra fries, paneer tikka, and daal. It’s a fantastic choice for vegetarians and spice lovers.
9. Sapporo Teppanyaki (Japanese)
For an interactive dining experience, Sapporo Teppanyaki is a great spot where chefs cook fresh Japanese dishes right in front of you on a flaming hotplate.
10. Duke Street Market (Street Food from Around the World)
If you can't decide what to eat, Duke Street Market is the place to go. This stylish food hall features multiple vendors offering everything from fresh seafood to gourmet burgers, Mexican tacos, and Italian pasta.
Best Spots for Breakfast & Brunch
- Bold Street Coffee – Famous for its amazing coffee and Buxton Breakfast (think eggs, chorizo, and halloumi).
- Moose Coffee – American-style pancakes, waffles, and full English breakfasts.
- The Brunch Club – A stylish spot serving everything from avocado toast to indulgent loaded pancakes.
Liverpool’s food scene is diverse, exciting, and full of hidden gems. Whether you’re in the mood for traditional local dishes or flavors from around the world, there’s something to satisfy every craving!
