Tune Hotel Liverpool

Never Again Accessibility: If you have the misfortune of being allocated a room on the 4th floor, prepare yourself for a journey. You must first take a lift to the first floor, walk along the corridor and navigate a set of stairs, then take another lift. Not exactly seamless. Heating: An ugly standalone air conditioning unit blowing suffocating hot air greeted me upon entry—not what I was expecting. Lighting: Thank goodness for the mini table lamp you can move around, because there's no lighting near the bed whatsoever. Your options are either blinding football stadium lighting overhead or complete darkness. Well, almost complete darkness—sleep on the wrong side of the bed and you'll be treated to an annoying bright green light that stays on all night. Delightful. Amenities: Zero cups in the room. Fancy a little glass of prosecco before your event? You'll have to drink straight from the bottle. I suppose you could venture downstairs for a paper cup, but that would require navigating two lifts, a mini set of stairs, and mounting an entire expedition. Bathroom: Long hair and want to shower or rinse your feet? Think again. The showerhead is fixed to the ceiling with no adjustable cord, making it impossible to direct the water where you need it. I ended up shaving my legs in the bathroom sink—which, at least, gave me a chance to appreciate my flexibility, as the high sink is certainly no joke for someone who's 5'2". Bottom line: Just pay a few quid more and stay at the Easyhotel next door. Yes, they don't have cups in the room either, but at least it's no bother to fetch one.

It was ok but basic for the price, no kettle or drink facilities in the room and had to ask for extra pillows, extractor fan in bathroom was covered in dust and the male member of staff was miserable.

The toilet light wouldnt turn off! (Two switches but the bulb over the shower was wired wrong so it was always on) So i slept with a light on. And with no grout in the toilet floor tiles and bathroom ceiling was peeling paint, it wasnt a pleasant experience. On a positive note, the building is fab! Loads of old staircases and an atrium upstairs with a fireplace and chandelier! Was a bit like hogwarts with all the different rooms and staircases... i wouldnt want to be in there with a fire.

Cleanliness was not satisfactory. Booked for a double room with window with courtyard view . But the view was another building next to the window .overall , good service

Great hotel in the centre for all amenities. Staff friendly . Room good only criticism is trying to find my room ! Lift only goes to first floor then follow signs & uo two flights of stairs to get to the third floor.

Room door lock broken. Shower pressure low. Pillows hard. Air conditioning broken/windows sealed. Long walk from reception to room including using TWO lifts!

Nice hotel only issue is the room was freezing all night the ac unit wasn’t hot enough to warm the room

The rception team were welcoming, friendly and were very helpful. Our room 107 was clean and a decent size. The bathroom door wouldn't shut properly as it requires the lock to do this, our lock was broken. The windows let a draft through as they were not fully double glazed. As our room overlooked Castle Street, we did expect to hear some noise and we certainly did, most of the night. The rooms are not soundproofed so movement and chatter from other residents on the corridor did disturb us. Having said all that, we did stay right in the heart of a lively vibrant city, so yes some noise is to be expected. Overall Tune Hotel Liverpool is ideally located and for one night this hotel ticked almost all the boxes.

Just ok for one night stay, sink in the bathroom clogged. Window not opening properly.