Hotels in St Helens, About Saint Helens Merseyside

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St Helens is located in between Manchester and Liverpool so it's an ideal place to stay for businessmen, football fans, rugby fans, tourists and people looking for a short break. There are many attractions in St Helens including the World of Glass, Saints Stadium, Motor boating in Car Mill, the Dream plus many shops and local parks. St Helens also has easy access to Liverpool and Manchester and is a favourite place to stay for travelling football fans visiting Goodison Park, Anfield, City of Manchester Stadium and Old Trafford. There are many great offers available on our website, we would encourage visitors to book early as rooms in this area are very popular with visitors to Merseyside.

Parks
Saint Helens have several major parks and open spaces. These include Taylor Park, a listed Grade II Historic Park and Garden that opened in 1893 as well. There is also Victoria Park which is located near the town centre.
Sherdley Park is a modern park in Sutton which features a petting zoo and holds a fair each Summer.
Parr has Gaskell Park in addition to the reclaimed open space known as The Duckeries which shares a boundary with boggy heathland known as "The Moss".

A 20m tall sculpture of womans head called Dream is situated on a former colliery in Sutton Manor and can be seen from the M62 motorway.

Carr Mill Dam, Carr Mill
Denstons Green, Bishop Road
Eccleston Park
Eccleston Mere
Fosters Park, Standish Street (formerly Hardshaw Park)
Gaskell Park, Fry Street / Lansbury Avenue, Parr
Grange Park, Broadway
Haresfinch Park, Woodlands Road, Haresfinch
Haydock Forest, Haydock
King George V Park and Playing Fields, Haydock
Meynes Park, Newton Le Willows
Nanny Goat Park, Recreation Street, Pocket Nook
Queens Park, Lingholme Road
Recreation Park, Recreation Street
Sankey Valley Park, Blackbrook

Sherdley Park, Elton Head Road, Marshalls Cross
Sutton Park, Robins Lane, Sutton
Stanley Bank Wood, Blackbrook
Taylor Park, Grovesnor Road, West Park
Thatto Heath Park, Thatto Heath Road
The Duckeries, Derbyshire Hill Road, Parr
Victoria Park, Cowley Hill Lane.

Night Life

The town centre is a very popular nightlife attraction with visitors from all over Merseyside. There are many bars; Rubino, Dali Bar, Bar Java and Zoo are popular establishments located in the town centre. There are a few bars that are licensed to serve alcohol until 3am and beyond. There is one main nightclub in the town centre known as Club Rouge which opened in 2009. There are many restaurants in the town centre with cuisine from all over the world. The George Street Quarter offers Italian, Spanish, French/Modern British at Le Frog, Chinese and Thai cuisine.

More information can be found online at http://www.hotelssthelens.co.uk

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