Is Liverpool good for families?
The city is chock full of culture and history, and there’s always a family-friendly element to its attractions. Whether it’s the Clore Learning Centre at the Tate, the family-oriented World Museum or free child-friendly events at the Maritime Museum, you can be sure of a warm welcome in Liverpool.
Which area of Liverpool is good to stay in?
Liverpool city centre is the best area for your family trip to the city. Kids will love looking out of the window to see the Mersey and the Liverpool Wheel, and most of the main attractions are within walking distance of each other. That said, the city has great public transport, so if you do opt to stay a little further out, you’re in no way at a disadvantage.
What are the best family attractions in Liverpool?
The free-to-enter World Museum is a brilliant place to take the kids. For an extra dose of culture be sure to visit the Maritime Museum, Imagine That and Tate Liverpool. Kids will love blowing off steam at the trampoline park Spring City, or the Climbing Hangar. The Everyman Theatre often has family-friendly shows on, so don’t forget to check what’s on before you go.
What’s the best family-friendly hotel in Liverpool?
The best family-friendly hotel in Liverpool is the StayCity Aparthotel. Offering spacious, comfortable and well-equipped rooms in a central location, Mumsnetters rated this their top pick for family trips to Liverpool.
How we chose our recommendations
Because we know that there's nothing like a real recommendation, we first headed to the Mumsnet forums to find out which family hotels in Liverpool were being recommended.
We then did some online research, looking at what family hotels and apartments in Liverpool had won accolades or had been featured in 'best choice' lists, and what customer reviews said about them. Having collated all that information, we then narrowed our list down to the best family hotels in Liverpool at the moment.
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