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Titanic Hotel Liverpool

Liverpool, England, United Kingdom · Titanic Hotels · Accessible Luxury

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Jesse Hartley's North Warehouse at Stanley Dock is brick and cast iron, five storeys, the ground floor set back behind a colonnade of cast-iron Doric columns. The dock opened in 1848. The warehouse went up from 1852 to 1854. A bomb in 1941 wrecked the east end, and that end came back in 1953 as a rum store. Harcourt opened the Titanic Hotel in the surviving bays in June 2014: 153 rooms, Grade II*, with the Rum Warehouse attached for events. The Tobacco Warehouse across the dock is a different building.

About Titanic Hotel Liverpool

History

Stanley Dock opened in 1848 to Jesse Hartley's design. The North Warehouse, brick with a cast-iron frame, was built from 1852 to 1854 and in regular use from 27 September 1854. The east end was bombed in 1941 and rebuilt in 1953 as a rum warehouse. Harcourt Developments started the hotel conversion in January 2013 and opened the Titanic Hotel in June 2014, 153 rooms in the Grade II* warehouse, with the Rum Warehouse as the events hall.

The setting

Stanley Dock, Regent Road, Liverpool L3 0AN, in Vauxhall, north of the Pier Head. The Tobacco Warehouse, the vast brick block across the dock, is the next-door building, not this hotel. Albert Dock, Hartley's earlier warehouses, is back toward the city centre.

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