"The King Kong of Liverpool’s Docklands”
... the Tobacco Warehouse at Stanley Dock was the biggest, most ornate & most valuable warehouse on the whole dock estate. After its innovative restoration, this sleeping giant has awoken to offer unique apartments within Liverpool’s next upcoming regeneration area."
"They have delivered"
... the Tobacco Warehouse’s exterior won’t change except for modern windows, much as the hotel has been protected with its magnificent pillars. Overall it will be exciting to see how they fare.”
“This area is the next big opportunity"
... with fantastic historic warehouses, hidden water spaces like the canal lock system just over the road and the £5.5bn Peel Ports investment to the north... investing in this area particularly could be massively beneficial.”
"One of the most stupendous industrial buildings in Britain... a major local landmark"
"A former warehouse turned into a momentous hotel"
... the Titanic in Stanley Dock is a striking, supremely spacious alternative to Liverpool’s city-centre hotels. A fresh, distinctive aesthetic, smartly styled rooms and exceptionally friendly service distinguish it even further.
“Stanley Dock facing an exciting future”
... the launch of the multi-million pound Titanic hotel in July could be the springboard for the rebirth of the historic dock, which has lain derelict for nearly half a century....
"Liverpool's Atlantic Corridor has the potential to become one of the jewels in the North of England's economy. It's been a sleeping giant for far too long and now we have for the first time in generations a plan to resurrect its fortunes."
“It puts the area on the map”
... and seems to be really coming into its own. I think we will see people choosing to live, work and visit the Stanley Dock area in greater numbers.
— Jenny Douglas, Liverpool Vision
“A catalyst for regeneration”
... the scheme has brought new life into a neglected part of Liverpool's historic docklands....Historic materials (bricks, cast iron windows, roof trusses and stone flags) and artefacts (wrought iron screens, shutters and hydraulic equipment) have been retained and conserved wherever possible.
"Buildings like Stanley Dock Warehouse not only give quality and distinctiveness to their surroundings, but can deliver economic growth, supporting the tourism and business visitor economy of the city."
