Martin is a local businessman who has been in the hospitality business for three decades. He is a natural with tourists and boasts lots of information about Liverpool such as where to eat, drink as well as tourist attractions and points of interest.

Nestled in the up-and-coming Ten Streets district, this boutique stay brings together designer touches and warm hospitality. Whether you’re travelling solo, as a couple, or in a group, you can feel right at home in one of the six contemporary bedrooms—each complete with fresh towels, bedding, toiletries, hairdryer and flat screen TV. Spread across three floors, the beautifully styled interiors feature a spacious lounge with a huge 72″ TV, plus a private “beauty room” outfitted with illuminated mirrors—perfect for pre-night out pampering. Downstairs, a fully equipped kitchen with a vintage communal table seats twelve, ideal for shared breakfasts, evening gatherings or casual cooking. Continental breakfast is provided in each room. The B&B offers flexible accommodation options: a full six bedroom split level apartment for larger parties or cozy standard double and twin rooms—many sharing a bathroom, all featuring private entrances and river view. Shared amenities include fast Wi Fi, non smoking zones, luggage storage, express check in/out, 24 hour reception, and optional laundry service. Pets are welcome on request, making it a hassle free choice for family getaways. Located just a 5–10 minute stroll from iconic attractions—Royal Albert Dock, The Beatles Story, Liverpool One and the Invisible Wind Factory—this B&B places you right in the heart of the city’s cultural scene

Situated in the Ten Streets L3 area is the new part of Liverpool City Centre. Not far from the famous Titanic Five Star Hotel which boasts several restaurants and bars. There are an array of small bars and eateries such as Ten Streets Social and Murphy's Gin Bar all on the doorstep. We have the famous Invisible Wind Factory where DJs play from all over Europe and some amazing local bands. All facing the River Mersey Dock Wall. Further along on the opposite side is the Pier Head; home to all the cruise ships docking everyday dropping off and picking up tourists all proud to be visiting Liverpool. Further along is the Royal Albert Dock. We are five minutes walk from Old Hall street, Moorfields and Sandhills train stations.