Classic Room
A well-proportioned room with a queen bed, garden-facing window, and period detailing retained from the original building.
Discover a grand lodge pairing an acclaimed tasting menu with a discreet on-site gaming lounge, set within a heritage building in the heart of Liverpool.
Discover the VenueA closer look at the details our guests return for, from the kitchen to the gaming lounge
Our chef composes a rotating tasting menu built around produce sourced from Merseyside farms and coastal suppliers, changing with the seasons throughout the year.
A carefully assembled cellar spanning classic European regions and smaller independent growers, selected to complement each course of the tasting menu.
An intimate, wood-panelled lounge on the premises offering roulette and blackjack at classic tables, attended by professional dealers for guests seeking a quiet evening diversion.
Restored period features throughout the lodge, from the original staircase to the dining hall's high ceilings, blended with contemporary furnishings for comfort.
Dedicated rooms for private dinners, celebrations, and small corporate gatherings, with menus tailored in advance alongside our events team.
A members' circle offering priority reservations, invitations to seasonal tasting evenings, and access to the gaming lounge on select weeknights.
The restaurant is open for dinner Tuesday through Sunday from 6pm to 11pm, with the gaming lounge open in the evenings from 7pm. We recommend calling ahead to confirm hours around bank holidays.
We ask guests to dress smart casual for dinner and the gaming lounge. Jackets are welcome but not required; we simply ask that trainers and sportswear be avoided in the evening.
Yes, the gaming lounge operates on a members and reserved-guest basis in the evenings. We suggest booking your table alongside your dinner reservation so our team can arrange your evening smoothly.
Yes, we welcome parties of six or more with advance notice, and our team can arrange a set menu for larger groups. Private dining rooms are also available for celebrations and corporate evenings.
Quillstone Lodge has a small private car park for hotel guests and diners, with additional secure parking a short walk away on Duke Street. Valet parking can be arranged on request.
Guests staying with us are given priority scheduling for the gaming lounge during their visit, subject to availability, and our concierge is happy to arrange this at check-in.
The details behind a genuinely memorable stay in Liverpool
Our chef and kitchen team have been recognised in regional dining guides, bringing consistent technique to every seasonal menu.
A team drawn largely from Liverpool, offering genuine hospitality and practical knowledge of the city for guests exploring beyond the lodge.
From a slow tasting menu to a quiet hour at the gaming tables, the evening is structured for guests who prefer a measured pace.
A carefully restored 19th-century property that retains its architectural character while offering modern comfort throughout.
We stayed two nights for our anniversary and the tasting menu on the second evening was noticeably different from the first β six courses, and the lamb course stood out. Booked a table in the lounge afterwards, which was a nice quiet way to close the evening.
Booked the private dining room for my mother's 60th, fourteen of us. The events coordinator answered every email within a day and the set menu they put together worked for two vegetarians in the group without any fuss.
Stayed for a work conference nearby and ended up extending a night just to try the lounge. Small room, four tables, proper dealers rather than machines β a good way to unwind after a long day of meetings.
Reserve your table, book a room, or arrange your visit to the gaming lounge in advance.
Comfortable, quiet rooms designed for guests staying to dine, relax, or spend an evening in the lounge
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