Living Spaces
The living spaces here are as retro chic as an old campervan, but a thousand times more comfortable. You’ll love the spacious living area, with its exposed brickwork, reclaimed floors and homely rugs. The lived-in leather sofas are your front-row seat for the big games on the telly on the wall.
Gather for drinks or cards, or both, around the big, weather-beaten table. Swap stories, tell tales, get the party started, or finish it in style and comfort among close friends.
Cooking and Dining
Albert Pad gives you a big kitchen in which to strut your culinary stuff. Fully fitted and totally cool, they come with granite worktops, slate floors and exposed brick. Cook up a storm yourself or let us take the reins. Book our chef for a special celebration and we’ll even waft away the washing-up afterwards.
Just along the road is Sapporo Teppanyaki, where theatrical chefs cook at your table. For Italian elegance, it’s San Carlo, bedecked with striking white lamps and serving classic Italian dishes. For the authentic taste of Rio, try Viva Brazil and enjoy Brazilian BBQ meat skewers carved at the table.
Elsewhere, pick from French, Spanish, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese… Liverpool is a melting pot from which all manner of multicultural dishes emerge. To wish upon a Michelin star, get over the water to Fraiche on the Wirral. Book three months ahead and nibble your way through the exquisite tasting menu.
Bedrooms
Just 400 metres from the bright lights of downtown Liverpool, your Albert Pad bedrooms are far more than a crash pad after one margarita too many. Floors are stylish reclaimed wood, walls are exposed brick, and artwork recalls the glorious past of dockside bonded warehouses.
Albert Pad is a pure guestfest. Between two apartments you can make merry with 20 of your closest friends. Up on the first floor, in your main base, there are four bedrooms, carved up as three twin rooms and one double. Three quirky bathrooms, comprising one family bathroom and two shower rooms, ensure no crossed legs on the landing.
On the ground floor in The Cabin there are five further ensuite bedrooms, sleeping 12 – that’s five double beds and one twin.
What People Say
Highly visitable, open late
Welcome to the world’s third-most-visitable city (according to Rough Guide). People come here because it’s Chinese New Year in a huge Chinese community. Because of the Grand National. Because it’s matchday. Because the clubs close at 7am. Or just because they can. You can, too.
