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Birkenhead UK Hotels, Aparthotels, Bed-and- Breakfasts, Guesthouses, Inns, Motels accommodation guide.

Here we list those members who provide a wide selection of properties for the business traveller or tourist - from budget to luxury hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest house accommodation.

They offer ideal accommodation for any visitor to Birkenhead. 

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 Birkenhead Hotels, B&B etc

Sleep Station 24-28 Hamilton Street, Seacombe, Merseyside, CH41 1AL Customer Rating: Click for reviews     With a name like Sleep Station you might be forgiven for assuming this devised a series of boxy, identikit compounds decked out in a depressingly uniform decor of steely greys and glacial blues, erstwhile furniture and assiduously starched bed-sheets. Far from the bland, homogeny the name suggests, Sleep Station is so much more than a mass-produced pillow to rest your head on.   Posing an atmosphere entirely of its own, exuding charisma and charm, this unique and intimate hotel features both hotel rooms and apartments. Regal reds and rosy pinks c... more Rating: NC

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The Riverhill Hotel 19 Talbot Road, Birkenhead, Merseyside, CH43 2HJ Customer Rating: Click for reviews     The Riverhill is situated in a quiet part of Oxton village, and is a privately owned hotel.... more Rating:

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BIRKENHEAD

Birkenhead sits on the Wirral peninsula facing Liverpool, linked by the Mersey Tunnel. Inspiring the the famous song ‘Ferry Across the Mersey”, the first ferry was operated by Benedictine monks at the Birchen Head priory in the 12th century. Many of Britain’s largest ships, including the Ark Royal aircraft carrier and two nuclear submarines were built here. Birkenhead was also the site of Britain's first publicly funded park (1834) and the birthplace of Europe's first horse-drawn street-tram system, later electrified.

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