Jutting out into Liverpool Bay, the Wirral is a narrow peninsula defined by the River Mersey and the River Dee estuary. Located in northwestern England, the Wirral comprises part of the county of Merseyside and is dominated by the Birkenhead metropolitan area along its northeastern shore. Rich in historic sites and maritime culture, the Wirral has attractions such as Bidston Hill and the Maritime Trail and an abundance of hotels.
Situated in a residential area of Wallasey, Wirral, The Grove House Hotel is a 14-room lodging close to ferry links between England, the Isle of Man and Ireland. It has numerous attractions including 14 golf courses and Wallasey Central Park, a large urban greenway. Small and privately owned, the hotel features an on-site restaurant serving traditional English fare and vegetarian dishes along with an extensive wine list.
Accommodations include standard electrical amenities and a choice of single and double beds. The bridal suite features a four-poster bed. The hotel has bed and breakfast packages, weekend getaway discounts and online or phone bookings.
The Grove House Hotel
Grove Road
Wallasey, Wirral
Merseyside, CH45 3HF
England
011-44-151-639-3947
thegrovehouse.co.uk
Dating back to 1917, Peel Hey Country Guest House stands in the hamlet of Frankby, overlooking the northwestern slopes of the Wirral peninsula. Close to the historic seaside town of West Kirby, it is also near Royden Park, Ness Botanic Gardens and the Williamson Art Gallery. The hotel restaurant has a menu of English and European cuisine served in a sunny, south-facing dining room. Bedrooms are single, double, twin and family arrangements, each including flat-screen television, Internet access and central heating. Most rooms have decorative touches like mosaic tile and high ceilings and the hotels caters for guests with wheelchairs, offering ground floor accommodations with fully railed bathrooms.
Peel Hey Country Guest House
Frankby Road
Frankby, Wirral
Merseyside CH48 1PP
England
011-44-151-677-9077
peelhey.co.uk
Housed in a Tudor-style Victorian mansion, The Hillbark Hotel stands on 250 acres of private parkland overlooking the Dee Estuary of western Wirral. Built in 1891, the hotel maintains many original architectural features, including its half-timbered exterior walls, a Jacobean fireplace once belonging to Sir Walter Raleigh and a stained glass window created by William Morris.
Close to golf, sailing and miles of oceanfront walking paths, the hotel provides car rental service for exploring the Wirral peninsula and the nearby city of Liverpool. Individually decorated, each of the hotel's 19 guest rooms feature granite-tiled bathrooms, silk rugs and down bedding, as well as satellite television and wireless internet. Suites include a two-person jacuzzi tub.
The Hillbark Hotel
Royden Park, Frankby
Wirral, Merseyside CH48 1NP
011-44-151-625-2400
hillbarkhotel.co.uk
