Hotels in Liverpool for The Amy Winehouse Band: Back to Black 20th Anniversary Tour
Sorted by distance to Liverpool — each room priced against Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda, Trip.com and Hotels.com
Which hotels are closest to Liverpool?
The closest bookable hotel to Liverpool for The Amy Winehouse Band: Back to Black 20th Anniversary Tour is Hope Street Hotel, a 0-minute walk (0.04 km) from the start line. In total, 8 hotels sit within a 15-minute walk of Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, ranging from 0.04 km to 0.2 km away. Live nightly prices for 31 October 2026 are on the booking page, compared side-by-side with Booking.com and Expedia.
Hope Street Hotel
Relax By MPH-70 Chic Studios In Prime Liverpool
The Symphony by Lettable
Hardman St
Cocoon at The International Inn
Modern Student Only Rooms in Central Liverpool
City Studios - Rodney Street
Popup Liverpool
Which nights should you book for The Amy Winehouse Band: Back to Black 20th Anniversary Tour?
Book for one night — the night of 31 October 2026. Since the concert takes place on a single evening, most attendees only need accommodation for that night. If you plan to arrive early or stay late for other reasons, that’s optional — the event itself does not extend beyond that date.
How do you get to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall?
All listed hotels are within a 6-minute walk of Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, so no transport is needed to reach the venue or return afterwards. Walking is the most reliable option, especially after the show ends, as services thin out late — check the last departure before you go if you consider using buses or ride-share drop-off. There is a train station within the precinct, but walking remains simplest given the short distances.
Where do you eat and drink after the concert?
Several of the nearby hotels serve food and drinks, and there are independent cafés and bars in the immediate area around Hope Street and Rodney Street that remain open after typical concert hours. You won’t need to travel far to find something open post-show.
What is the area around Liverpool Philharmonic Hall like?
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall sits in the city’s cultural quarter, centred on Hope Street — a lively, compact area with historic architecture, independent shops, and a mix of restaurants and pubs. It’s pedestrian-friendly, well-lit, and feels safe at night. The surrounding streets are quiet enough for rest but close enough to amenities.
Frequently asked questions
Can I walk back to my hotel after the concert?
Yes — all listed hotels are between 0 and 6 minutes’ walk from the venue. No transport is required.
Is late checkout available?
Late checkout depends on the individual hotel’s policy — it is not guaranteed across all properties. Contact your chosen hotel directly to ask about availability.
Is there anywhere to eat after the show?
Yes — several of the nearby hotels serve food and drinks, and there are cafés and bars on Hope Street and Rodney Street that stay open after typical concert hours.
Do I need to book parking?
Parking is not needed if you stay at any of the listed hotels — all are within walking distance. If you drive, check with your hotel whether they offer parking, as it is not included by default and spaces may be limited.
Are these hotels suitable for groups or couples?
Yes — the listed options include studios, apartments, and hotel rooms, many of which accommodate two or more guests. Check room configurations when booking.
Event details are sourced from the venue's public calendar and may change — always confirm with the official ticket seller (tickets). Hotel availability and prices are live on the search page.