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Malmaison Liverpool
Located on Liverpool's waterfront by the Albert Dock, Malmaison Liverpool is a cracking base if you want a city break with proper links golf within easy reach. Step outside and you've got The Beatles Story, the Museum of Liverpool and Tate Liverpool close by, plus plenty of bars and restaurants around the docks for a lively post-round pint.
The hotel's style is classic Malmaison, bold interiors, a sociable bar and an atmosphere that suits golf groups just as well as couples. You can do culture in the afternoon, football in the evening (Anfield and Goodison are a quick taxi ride away) then be back on the coast the next morning for a serious links test.
If you're building a Lancashire coast itinerary, you're well placed for Royal Birkdale, Formby, Hillside and Southport & Ainsdale, with Liverpool's nightlife there when the weather does what it always does on the links. No need to overthink it, play great golf by day, eat well and enjoy the city by night.
Who is this for?
Golfers combining links golf on the Lancashire coast with a lively city break, groups wanting nightlife and culture alongside their rounds, and anyone looking for a stylish, central base within striking distance of Birkdale, Formby and Hillside.
Who is it best for?
Societies and groups of friends who want serious golf during the day and a buzzing city atmosphere at night, plus couples pairing a round or two with shopping, dining and sightseeing in one of the UK's most characterful cities.
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Accommodation at Malmaison Liverpool
Malmaison Liverpool has 130 rooms right on the waterfront, so you can pick up city views or a look out across the Mersey depending on category and floor. Rooms lean into the brand's signature look, dark wood, bold colour accents and statement lighting, without feeling fussy. Expect the basics done properly: fast Wi-Fi, air conditioning, flat-screen TV and a minibar for that back-in-from-golf wind-down.
Standard rooms work well for a weekend break, especially if you're out on the courses most of the day. If you want more space for longer stays or you're travelling as a couple, the suites give you a separate seating area and bigger bathrooms, which is handy if you're trying to get everyone out to dinner on time. A few rooms add exposed brick and industrial touches that nod to the dockland setting and give it a bit more character than your average chain city hotel.
Food and drink is a big part of the appeal here. Chez Mal Brasserie is open all day and is ideal for groups because it's relaxed, you won't feel overdressed or underdressed. The menu covers the classics you actually want after a round, burgers, steaks and fish and chips, plus the odd treat like Lobster Béarnaise if you're celebrating. The dining room's high ceilings, exposed brickwork and industrial detailing suit the building and keep the vibe informal.
The bar is the natural meeting point in the evening, a smart spot for a pre-dinner drink or a nightcap before heading into town. The cocktail list is strong, there's a decent selection of craft beers and champagne if you're in the mood, and it's a good place to gather everyone without trekking across the city. If you're travelling as a society, it's an easy place to regroup after a day on the coast.
Parking is available on site, which makes life easier if you're driving up from the south or down from Scotland. Breakfast is served in the brasserie and runs early enough to get you out to a morning tee time without rushing. The hotel also handles group dining well, so if you've got eight or ten of you, it's worth mentioning when you book so they can sort a table that actually fits everyone.
