Euro Hostel Liverpool undergone a six-figure revamp to bring the boutique accommodation in line with the company’s other sites in the UK.

The investment sees the hostel gain upgraded public areas, five new VIP suites with private living and bathroom spaces, and a multi-storey food, drink and events space renamed The Hatch Bar.

Like Euro Hostel’s sites in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Newcastle, the Liverpool premises aims to bridge the gap between backpacker hostel and budget hotel.

The hostel is located between Stanley Street and Mathew Street in Liverpool city centre, occupying at space which was once Wade Smith.

Emma Wright, general manager of Euro Hostel Liverpool, says: “Having fully adapted Euro Hostel’s signature ethos and image, we share synergy with the existing three venues, which strive to provide quality at an affordable price.

“Now with four sites trading, the aim is to acquire additional sites spanning across the UK and Europe to maximise our geographical reach. In order to complement the brand’s prominent central locations, the Liverpool site housed within the iconic Wade Smith building that once was, certainly champions this as a result of its world famous Cavern Quarter heritage.”

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