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42 Caldy Road

Award Winning, 42 Caldy Road is a family run establishment offering exceptional service and facilities. It has spectacular views across the River Dee towards the Welsh Hills and enjoys some amazing sunsets. It is conveniently located 5 minutes from the centre of West Kirby, where there is a direct train line to Liverpool and beyond. In West Kirby there are abundant restaurants and leisure pursuits like sailing, windsurfing and golf and it is only 5 minutes from the Royal Liverpool Golf Glub. Liverpool and Chester are just a short distance for shopping and sightseeing in addition to many other attractions on the Wirral Penninsula. ------------------------------ Awards: The Mersey Partnership Annual Tourism Award Winner 2008

Grading

5 Visit Britain Stars

Accommodation Information

Number of Rooms/Units:: 3

Room / Unit Type	Capacity	Room / Unit Tariff*
Double (En-Suite)	2	£95.00 per room (breakfast included)
Twin (Private Bathroom)	2	£95.00 per room (breakfast included)

* As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.

Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.

Road Directions

20 Minutes from Liverpool City Centre, 3 miles from M53 Junction 3. Caldy Road is on the B5140. From M53 motorway take Junction 2 or 3 and follow signs for West Kirby. Go through Greasby and Frankby. At Blackhorse Hill on the A540, turn left and then immediate right into Village Road. Continue for approx 1 mile and the road will change to be Caldy Road. We are located about 200 metres on right-hand side.

Public Transport Directions

Direct train line from West Kirby to Liverpool Centre. From West Kirby train station, leave by the station entrance turn left onto A540 and continue to the top of Blackhorse Hill. Turn right into Village Road and continue for approx 1 mile. At the Moby Dick pub the road changes to be Caldy Road. We are located approx 200 metres from the Moby Dick on the seaside.