Hotels near Anfield Road Stadium

Anfield Road Stadium Introduction

The home turf of Liverpool FC, Anfield Road Stadium is something of an icon in the world of top-flight football. Fans watch the reds shoot for glory in the Premier and UEFA Champions Leagues, as well as in a blistering line-up of cup games and friendlies – and enjoy tons of one-of-a-kind experiences too. Top of the table is surely the epic pitch views and the chance to stroll down the Players' Tunnel served up on the LFC Stadium Tour.

Hotels near Anfield Road Stadium

Although the stadium sits in a residential area, it's one that caters well for travelling fans. Hotels pepper the area around the grounds. The most popular of the hotels near Anfield Road Stadium, perhaps unsurprisingly, boast a football theme. Other choices range from simple B&Bs and guesthouses to chic 4-star hotels, where boutique rooms and family suites feature a stylish set of amenities and sweeping views of Stanley Park. Landing somewhere in the middle, local pubs often come complete with a couple of cosy rooms above the bar.

Where to stay

Hotels on Anfield Road are a top pick for many travelling supporters. These properties are within a few minutes' stroll of both the stadium and the adjacent park. Nearby, The Arkles Pub welcomes both home and away fans for a pre-match pint. Walton Breck Road lines the Kop end of the ground and the hotels here are within striking distance of the Sandon, another pub where fans from both sides can enjoy a bit of friendly banter. Of course, there's also the option to stay in the city centre. Liverpool's bustling heart sits just a little over 2 miles from the stadium.

Things to see

A visit to Anfield only gets better with a side trip to The Liverpool FC Story. This interactive on-site museum counts a dazzling parade of silverware, including all 5 European Trophies, along with Steven Gerrard's personal collection of football memorabilia, among its many highlights – though the winning goal for younger fans is meeting the official club mascot, Mighty Red. Right next to the stadium, the Grade II listed Stanley Park sits between Liverpool's home ground and Goodison Park, home of Everton FC. Its features range from ponds to play areas, though the star of the show is the Victorian-era Isla Gladstone Conservatory, now completely restored as a venue for events, including matchday hospitality. Fans wanting to pick up a reminder of their jaunt to one of football's most famous grounds need only head to the Liverpool FC Official Club Store, in the city centre's Williamson Square.

How to get to Anfield Road Stadium

Supporters travelling in from outside the Liverpool area typically arrive at Liverpool's grand Lime Street Station. It's just 2 miles from the stadium, so it's easy and cheap enough to jump a cab from around the side of the station and head straight to your hotel. If you're arriving on match day, dedicated buses start trundling between the station and the stadium from around 4½ hours before kick-off. Fly-in visitors land at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, some 30 minutes' drive south of Anfield, a hire car, an Uber, or local buses taking care of the last leg of the journey.