The Gostins Building on Hanover Street could be transformed into a hotel under new plans.
Proposals from applicant Hanover Holding for the retail arcade also include a 150-cover restaurant, café and gym.
According to plans submitted to Liverpool City Council, the hotel would utilise all seven floors of the city centre building which is currently home to a mixture of shops and offices.
A report included with the application says: “An alternative hotel scheme was approved in 2016, and as such the principle and scale of a hotel in this location is accepted as appropriate.”
Current retailers based in the arcade include Bluecoat Books, bespoke hat maker Laura Jane Millinery, hairdressers Route 69 and Collectamania.
Plans included with the application
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