Base Serviced Apartments Royal Quay
Liverpool, Merseyside, L3 4EY
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In the Docklands area of Liverpool city centre, Royal Quay offers 2-bedroom apartments with balconies. The apartments are next to Albert Dock with its many bars, restaurants and shops. Base Serviced Apartments have well equipped kitchens and modern living areas. The main bedroom has an en suite bathroom. Liverpool One shopping area is within a 10-minute walk and Liverpool Lime Street Rail Station is a 5-minute drive from Royal Quay apartments.
The hotel offers internet services, and a wireless hotspot connection is available.
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Base Serviced Apartments Royal Quay
The Strand
Liverpool
Merseyside
L3 4EY
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Hotel Facilities
 | Parking Available |
 | Restaurant |
| Pet Friendly Hotel |
| Room Service |
| Meeting Rooms |
| Bar |
| 24hr Front Desk |
| Fitness Centre/Gym |
| Disabled Facilities |
| Internet Access |
| Wireless Internet/LAN |
| Indoor Swimming Pool |
| Outdoor Swimming Pool |
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