Wates docks for Liverpool cruise terminal work

By Will Ing2018-09-26T12:10:00

£30m building for Liverpool council to service ship visitors

Wates has been appointed to build a £30m four-star hotel for Liverpool city council as part of a £5bn plan to develop derelict dockland.

The 200-bedroom hotel (pictured) will sit next to the £50m cruise terminal being built by Belfast contractor Mclaughlin and Harvey on the banks of the river Mersey. When complete the terminal will accommodate the world’s largest cruise ships.

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