The Halyard at Ropewalks in Liverpool officially opens

The Halyard at Ropewalks Liverpool has officially opened its doors, marking the inaugural UK opening for IHG Hotels & Resorts Vignette Collection, part of IHG’s growing Luxury and Lifestyle portfolio. The 133-bedroom luxury property in Ropewalks marked the occasion with a rope cutting ceremony led by radio presenter Leanne Campbell and general manager David Daly. With an identity anchored in Liverpool’s maritime heritage, the ceremony took place launching The Halyard at Ropewalks Liverpool which stands on the footprint of former 18th Century rope-making warehouses. The hotel’s name ‘Halyard’ is a nautical term for a rope knot, while its industrial interiors reflect elegance inspired by the 18th Century mercantile leaders. The interiors also feature colourful flairs reflecting the artists and musicians from Liverpool. Guests at the opening were given the first chance to try the hotel’s hallmark chocolate treat, a short of Champurrado, a velvety warm chocolate drink, with the option to infuse with a tot of Liverpool Lost Dock Rum as a nod to the daily rations of sailors’ past. For decades, Liverpool has imported chocolate into the warehouses surrounding the hotel, and still today 90% of the UK’s cocoa beans arrive through the Port of Liverpool. The hotel includes a 200-seater restaurant, bar and lounge open to all. It will be serving up globally inspired dishes, with a menu that is inspired by the cultural influences of the city. The hotel suites on the 7th floor offer a rooftop terrace with panoramic views across the city, including its two cathedrals, The Royal Liver Building, St Luke’s Church and the waterfront. The hotel’s three bedroom types pay homage to Liverpool’s character, with rooms giving nod to the Liverpudlian toy manufacturer, Meccano. David Daly, general manager at The Halyard at Ropewalks Liverpool, said: “We take great pride in what we have created at The Halyard, and it brings us immense joy to open our doors to our first guests. With exquisite interior design and unparalleled services, we provide the perfect sanctuary to discover all that the city has in store. Our guests can bask in the essence of The Halyard, immersing themselves in the rich maritime history that echoes through this remarkable part of the city.”

The Halyard at Ropewalks in Liverpool officially opens

The hotel’s name ‘Halyard’ is a nautical term for a rope knot, while its industrial interiors reflect elegance inspired by the 18th Century mercantile leaders

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