Regent Road, Liverpool, Merseyside, L20

The proposed Hotel is located within the Docklands part of Liverpool close to the site of the new Everton Football Stadium. The new stadium will have a seating capacity of 52,888 and host major events, conferences, and hospitality events, and is approved to provide some of the Men's Euros 2028 international matches. This stadium will increase critical mass of traffic, people, and those seeking overnight stays to the area. Whilst the location has traditionally been mostly industrial, it is changing and now includes pockets of commercial hotels, including the Titanic, car showrooms and restaurants. The property is close to the Ten Streets District and Liverpool Waters where there will be a significant number of new residential towers built leading from Half Tide Dock towards the subject site.

The site provides a prominent corner junction fronting onto both Regent Road and Sandhills Lane and is a short walk from the train station of Sandhills which has direct access to North Liverpool and the Liverpool City Centre and the national railway network. There are good bus routes to the subject site from Regent Road (A565) and also Sandhills Lane (A5055).

The proposed site will generate a much-needed hotel opportunity for owner / occupiers, hoteliers and investors to support the considerable national and international employers from the Docks, Seaforth Docks, the new Everton Football Stadium currently being constructed and Liverpool City Centre.

Liverpool's world famous waterfront houses major attractions such as the Albert Dock, and Convention and Exhibition Centres where tens of thousands of people regularly attend the latest entertainment shows and industry gatherings are a short internal underground train ride or leisurely walk away.

Liverpool benefits from one of the highest occupancy rates in the UK, providing an attraction to visitors from across the globe for long weekend or short City breaks for couples, groups and stag and hen parties and of course the Home of both Liverpool FC and Everton football stadiums.

Liverpool is playing a leading role in shaping the Northern Powerhouse and is now a magnet for both national and overseas investment.

Much loved as the birthplace of The Beatles, Liverpool is a beacon of art and culture, with more museums and galleries than anywhere outside London. Great theatres, an iconic waterfront and famous cathedrals attract thousands of visitors every year. It's no surprise that it has been voted the world's third best city to visit by Rough Guides.