The hotel sector continues to see year-on-year growth in revenues and expansion of capacity. A report from the city council illustrates how the hotel sector has enjoyed huge growth since Liverpool celebrated being European Capital of Culture a decade ago.

Occupancy levels and profit-per-room (revpar) are all rising despite their being almost double the number of hotel rooms in the city than there were in 2008. October 2017 saw the highest ever weekend average revpar peak at £104.63.

The figures reflect the rise in value of the Liverpool city region visitor economy which is now estimated to be worth around £4.3bn a year.

From a developer/investor perspective, Liverpool is set to enjoy growth in the hotel sector for some time to come with room occupancy set to increase into the foreseeable future with more capacity required year on year.

• Central location overlooking the historic river to the west with Liverpool ONE shopping complex to the north.
• A boutique development of 36 rooms carefully designed to enable an exit strategy for investors.

• Bar & restaurant to the ground floor managed by Wolf & Lamb.
• Generous floor-plans taking advantage of the original building’s finer features and combining these with high quality modern amenities.

• Living Brick are looking to retain complete control of the hotel as well as the bar & restaurant within its own portfolio.
• Communal areas enlivened with a bold, raw, urban design to encapsulate the building’s warehouse lineage whilst appealing to the modern city visitor.