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House |8 bedrooms |Sleeps 25

Liverpool in Northern England

From £490 per week |  From £80 per night

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

About the home

Epsteins Guesthouse officially opened to the public in October 2003 . Everywhere you turn in this magnificent house you are reminded of the fab four - The Beatles, and of course Brian Epstein. A copy of the public record and other evidence is on display within the house.

The number of beds available varies from room to room - the total capacity is 25. All rooms are en-suite with tea/coffee making facilities.

The Guesthouse is situated on Anfield Road in the Anfield district of Liverpool - a stones throw away from Liverpool Football Club. We are ideally situated for visitors to the city who are attending matches or visiting the club museum.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
On the ground floor is the Epstein Lounge featuring Epstein & Beatles Memorabilia. Through the lounge is The Fab Four Bar & newly constructed conservatory. The conservatory leads on to the stunning Brian Epstein Memorial Garden which is to be the home of the Liverpool City Council Official Brian Epstein Memorial Statue.

The first floor has 4 ensuite rooms, including the Epstein Nursery Room & a Family Room for upto 6. All rooms have a hair dryer, iron, tea & coffee making facilities, free wifi access and an LCD TV.

The second floor has 4 ensuite rooms. All rooms have a hair dryer, iron, tea & coffee making facilities, free wifi access and an LCD TV.

Further details outdoors:
The hotel has a private gate on to Stanley Park, and a secure car park.

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The Rear Entrance from Stanley Park

 

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Decking & Beer Garden

 

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Standard Double Room

 

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Lounge Area

The Northern England / Merseyside region

The North of England was a great centre of industry – Leeds, Bradford and Sheffield being at the forefront in past centuries.

Nowadays Leeds is a great shopping centre, with cutting-edge bars and clubs, and Sheffield is one of the best nights out in England.

If you’re looking for something more sedate, York offers narrow medieval streets and the most spectacular cathedral in the North.

The Liverpool area

The European Capital Culture of 2008, Liverpool is a vibrant bustling city in the North West with plenty to offer visitors.

The city is the night-life capital of the north with a fantastic array of bars, clubs and restaurants.

Very rich culturally, Liverpool has five theatres, cinemas, museums, art galleries and more listed buildings than any other city outside London.

For shoppers, the city centre features all of the main high street stores and is currently being doubled in size which will make it the largest shopping development project in Europe.

On a sporting front, Liverpool, Everton and Tranmere Rovers attract the football fans and rugby fans can choose from Widnes, St Helens & Warrington (Rugby league), Waterloo and Liverpool St Helens (Rugby Union) - all of whom play in the city region.

Whatever your tastes or preferences, Liverpool has something to offer everybody.

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Guestbook for Epstein House

“Friendly staff, very welcoming and comfortable accommodation”

Date of review: 21 Mar 2011

The accommodation is a £5-£7 taxi ride from town, 2 minutes walk from Anfield Stadium. The house keepers were so very helpful - they just couldn't do enough to make your stay comfortable and calm. The beds were very comfortable and it was great that there was access to an onsite bar should you require it. The conservatory would be a lovely place to sit out in during the summer, overlooking the park behind.

“excellent guest house for our needs”

Date of review: 24 Sep 2010

Stayed at this guest house 23rd september 2010 for 1 night. Excellent for our needs as we needed a place to stay near anfield stadium. We went to the Liverpool V Northampton match. Owner and staff very friendly couldn't do enough for us a family during our stay there. We would recommend this to anyone who reads this as we found this to be a great place to stay - from a Milton Keynes family.

Rental prices

Prices for group size 25
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	5 Apr 11	1 Jan 12	490£ 490	8080	9090	Flexible

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Availability

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You are contacting Patrick Duggan Landline +44 07810 100 900 Mobile +44 07932 450 450 Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2011. This house has so far received 0 reviews.