Historic Hotels in Lancashire
Places to stay in Lancashire, Manchester and Merseyside connected to famous figures from history.
The Midland Hotel. Manchester.
It might not be much more than a century old, but this Manchester landmark thoroughly deserves its Grade-II* listed status.
It might not be much more than a century old, but this Manchester landmark thoroughly deserves its Grade-II* listed status.
Childwall Abbey. Liverpool.
The origins of this fascinating building are uncertain, but it is known to have welcomed some great names from the stage and literary world in its time. It should also be of interest to fans of The Beatles, too.
The origins of this fascinating building are uncertain, but it is known to have welcomed some great names from the stage and literary world in its time. It should also be of interest to fans of The Beatles, too.
The Swan and Royal. Clitheroe.
You wouldn’t expect an old Lancashire inn to boast connections to one of the most famous figures in the history of India. And that isn’t the only remarkable thing about The Swan and Royal.
You wouldn’t expect an old Lancashire inn to boast connections to one of the most famous figures in the history of India. And that isn’t the only remarkable thing about The Swan and Royal.
Roscoe House. Liverpool.
Liverpool may well have been involved in the slave trade during a period of its history, but this particular place is connected to a staunch abolitionist.
Liverpool may well have been involved in the slave trade during a period of its history, but this particular place is connected to a staunch abolitionist.
How you can help: if you are aware of a historic hotel in Lancashire that you believe ought to be included on the site, please contact us via email ([email protected]) in the first instance. Please note that these should have connections to famous people and events from the past.