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This was the night of The Beatles’ famous appearance at the Royal Variety Performance on 4 November 1963, in the presence of the late Queen Mother and Princess Margaret at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London. It was a significant moment of pride for the Fab Four and Liverpool, their birthplace.

Journey Through
The Beatles’
Universe
In Liverpool With
Hard Days Night
Hotel Taking
Centre Stage

The city of Liverpool is the proud birthplace that revolves around one of their own, The Beatles, the most successful band in rock history.

The significant moment for the city came on the night of 4 November 1963 when the Fab Four – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr – made their famous appearance at the Royal Variety Performance, in the presence of the late Queen Mother and Princess Margaret at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London. It was a proud moment not only for the boys, but also for Liverpool as it reflected how one of their own has become a successful and respectable worldwide phenomenon.

Hard Days Night Hotel: The Beatles here, there and everywhere

It is here that Hard Days Night Hotel takes centre stage, the only Beatles-themed hotel in the world. Named after their famous song, “A Hard Day's Night”, the hotel is housed in a huge 1884 building with rooms and public areas decorated with Beatles-inspired artwork.

Let’s take a little journey through The Beatles’ universe to get to the hotel.


From London, one can easily get to Liverpool by train arriving at Lime Street Station, or simply fly direct to the city of the Beatles and land at the Liverpool John Lennon Airport.

From Lime Street, it is a 15-minute walk to Hard Days Night Hotel which is housed in a huge 1884 building. The hotel is the only Beatles-themed hotel in the world.

A statue of John Lennon stands at the facade of the hotel.

Furnished with a white baby grand piano, the John Lennon Suite is filled with tasteful memorabilia including a portrait of John Lennon himself, and a large private balcony offering spectacular city views.

Blakes Restaurant is the hotel’s flagship restaurant named after Sir Peter Blake, who designed the iconic sleeve for the Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band album. The all-day dining restaurant boasts wall-to-wall original Beatles-themed artwork.

The Bar at Hard Days Night Hotel is undoubtedly one of the must visit bars in Liverpool city centre with a chic and stylish vibe. The reference to the Beatles is even in the smallest details where one can even order the drink, "Strawberry Fields with Pepper".
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