A short break in the city can be so appealing, especially at
this time of year following on from the madness of the holiday season. Staying
in a lavish hotel always has its appeal, but sometimes finding somewhere which
can offer more of a home away from home feels more relaxing. Step forward the
new FM Living Apartments* in Liverpool – situated in the stunning Grade II
listed Produce Exchange Building, these stylish serviced apartments are a
sophisticated blend of old and new. The reception area shows off the grandeur
of a bygone era, with original stained glass and wrought iron features. It is
easy to envisage the building’s former purpose as the Produce Exchange, where
the administration of goods imported to Liverpool took place. Later, the building
became a bank – but I must admit that it really suits its new use as a serviced
apartment space.
The apartment also featured a sleek marble bathroom with waterfall shower and mini bath products.
The neutral décor of the space was given a splash of colour by a feature wall of striking gold and green wallpaper and the comfortable bed was bedecked by crisp white bedding.
Add to the equation the fully equipped kitchen and comfortable lounge area with television and coffee
table and I was one happy guest anticipating a night in the city.
After a quick shower and a trip to the shops for some
snacks to accompany my wine, I had a glass of wine before heading out to some of my favourite Liverpool bars. The nightlife in the city is second to none and when you stay at the FM Living apartments, the bars and restaurants of Castle Street are only a two-minute walk away.
Later, after indulging in the buzz of the city I headed back to my temporary home with a take away and watched a movie before I fell in to a restful sleep. There really is something about staying in a place like this which feels much more restful than a hotel and the next morning, I had a leisurely cup of coffee before I checked out and bid my apartment a fond farewell.
Later, after indulging in the buzz of the city I headed back to my temporary home with a take away and watched a movie before I fell in to a restful sleep. There really is something about staying in a place like this which feels much more restful than a hotel and the next morning, I had a leisurely cup of coffee before I checked out and bid my apartment a fond farewell.
FM Living
Produce Exchange Building
8 Victoria Street
Liverpool
For more information
about staying at FM Living visit the website
What do you all think,
do you prefer to stay in a hotel or an apartment when you go on a city break?
As always, I cannot wait to hear your thoughts and thank you so much for
reading this post!
Until next time,
Camille
xo