The Best Wirral Bed & Breakfasts

Britain meets Italy at this family-run pub quietly placed on the Wirral, there is a traditional bar, an informal Italian eatery and comfy rooms

affording excellent access to Liverpool and the Belfast ferryport, this comfortably furnished guesthouse offers great value for money

a welcoming inn overlooking the natural landscape of the Dee estuary, it offers well-appointed rooms, an open fire in the bar and a heated patio

a modern townhouse, set next to the green expanse of the Bidston Nature Reserve, with just 2 smart and well-appointed bedrooms

charming lodge accommodation in a garden setting, bedrooms are modern and well-appointed and a wholesome breakfast is served

previous guests of this welcoming B&B have rated it highly for its well-appointed rooms, helpfulness of the hosts and proximity of the beach

offers bright, simple accommodation, each room with a kettle and small fridge and is close to bus links into Birkenhead and Liverpool

a traditional, family-run guest house located with a 10-minute walk of the station for frequent trains to both central Liverpool and Chester

spacious and well-presented mews-style rooms, set on a touring park with an on-site café/tearoom, just off the M56 and ideal for Chester

a short walk from the Promenade, this popular pub features spacious, airy rooms, simple in style, a lively bar and has restaurants nearby

comfortably furnished accommodation on a room-only basis affording a value choice, located a short distance from the town centre

listed Elizabethan manor house, once home of industrialist Lord Lever, now a wedding venue and accommodation in a tranquil setting

offers contemporary, well-appointed rooms, restaurant and bar and is ideally located within walking distance of the station and sea front

just a 20 minute drive from the bustling centre of Liverpool, this popular inn, with regular live entertainment, boasts a BBQ and grill restaurant

popular pub, in the Arts and Crafts style, in Port Sunlight's planned village and is a short walk from the museum and Lady Lever Art Gallery

"The Jug", as known locally, is a friendly inn tucked away from the bustle of Heswall's main street and makes a comfy base to explore from

set in 19 acres of gardens, this popular, independently owned hotel has a wealth of leisure facilities and a luxurious, pampering spa

in a quiet setting, yet with easy access to Chester and Liverpool via the M53 or by train from Hooton Station, 10 minutes away on foot

overlooking a canal basin, next to the Manchester Ship Canal and the National Waterways Museum and a 5-minute drive from Cheshire Oaks

set in quiet grounds, a character house circa 1860, today offering classical style rooms, a popular restaurant and conservatory lounge bar