A historic former bank building is adding a near 100-room hotel to its offer after plans for a bar and restaurant were signed off this summer.
In July, Liverpool Council gave the go-ahead for the ground floor of the former Natwest buildings on Castle Street to be repurposed as a bar and restaurant. The site was vacated by the bank almost five years ago and has been empty ever since.
Now, a second application has been approved for the upper floors and part of the ground floor of the property to be converted to a 92-bed hotel. The hotel units would contain one double bed and measure between 13.1sqm and 28.7sqm.
