A single room in a Speke house, a short walk from the airport.
A homestay for one person at 29 Damwood Road, with a single bed, a kettle and a garden outlook, aimed at an early flight from Liverpool John Lennon Airport.
Choose it when you are travelling alone and the flight is the reason for the night. The house is in a residential street in Speke, close enough that guests often walk to the airport, and the room is set up for one person rather than a group.
Overview
Liverpool Airport Rooms is a room in a house on Damwood Road, in Speke, for one person who wants to be near Liverpool John Lennon Airport. It is not a terminal hotel, and it is not a place for a family city break. You get a single bed, somewhere to make tea, and a window onto the back garden.
Liverpool Airport Rooms
You’ll complete your booking on Booking.com. Check final prices, availability and cancellation terms before confirming. We earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you.
The only room on offer is the Single Room with Garden View. It has one single bed and is about 8 square metres, so it is a place to sleep rather than a suite to spread out in. The window looks over the back garden: lawn, a rotary dryer and a patio table, seen through diamond leaded glass.
How many bedrooms the house has altogether is not something to guess from this one room.
A shelf in the room holds a kettle, mugs, Yorkshire Tea and coffee sachets, with towels and a spare blanket underneath. There is also a wooden desk and an office chair, which is useful if you need to sort a boarding pass before an early start.
Snacks and fruit show up in the photos and in what guests mention. Treat them as a welcome, not as a promise that the same tray will be there on your night.
There is no restaurant in the house, and breakfast is not something you should count on being served. The dining room has green tiled tables and wooden benches, and the kitchen sits through the doorway, with a hob, oven, microwave and fridge among the things provided.
Whether that kitchen is only for your room is unclear, so plan to share it politely. Bringing food for an early start is the safer idea.
Beyond the essentials
The 500 bus from Liverpool ONE is currently shown about every 30 minutes, and the ride is about 40 minutes. Merseytravel also lists the 80A, 82A and 86A to the airport. That gets you to the airport, not to the front door: the house is a separate short walk.
Speke Hall's house is open Wednesday to Sunday, from 12:30 to 17:00, until the beginning of November 2026. The garden and estate are open daily in that season. If you are going later, check the house hours again before you plan a visit.
Liverpool City Council places Speke in its Speke Garston neighbourhood. You are in Liverpool, at the airport end, not in a separate town. For the waterfront and a night out, a city-centre stay is the easier base.
Verdict
Stay here if you are one person, the flight is the point, and you can be at the door by 10pm. Look elsewhere if you need parking, a private bathroom you have already confirmed, a late arrival, or room for children.
Rooms
Sleeps 1
1 single bed
One single bed in a room of about 8 square metres, with a desk, a wardrobe and a window onto the back garden. Photos show a shower over a bath as well. Ask whether that bathroom is only for this room, because the details do not agree. The photos of the bed, the kettle shelf and the desk are this room.
Facilities
Opens on Booking.com
Location
The house is at 29 Damwood Road, Speke, Liverpool, L24 3XF. The pin matches the name and the postcode. It does not show which door to use, or where a car can stop.
Liverpool Airport Rooms29 DAMWOOD ROAD, Speke, L24 3XF
Guests and the host talk about a short walk, often about five minutes. The exact door and pavement have not been walked for this page, so leave a margin, especially with a bag or in the dark.
Use the 500 from Liverpool ONE for about 40 minutes, currently every 30 minutes, or the 80A, 82A or 86A. Finish on foot from the airport to Damwood Road.
There is no parking at the house. Airport parking is a separate paid system, and the approach roads include a no-stopping red route. Do not leave a car on the residential street and fly.
Opens on Booking.com
The terminal is the practical neighbour. The night photograph shows the glass front and a bus at the stop, which is the airport itself, not the house on Damwood Road. Do not stop on the airport's red route. Parking charges belong on the airport's own pages.
Visitor information
A Grade I timber-framed house in its own garden and estate, a separate trip from the homestay. The house is open Wednesday to Sunday, 12:30 to 17:00, until the beginning of November 2026. The grounds are the everyday outing; the house hours change with the season.
Visitor informationThe area
Damwood Road is a residential street in Speke, which Liverpool City Council treats as part of south Liverpool. The airport terminal is the glass building a short way off, with buses on the road in front. Speke Hall, the black-and-white house in its own grounds, is the outing if you have an afternoon as well as a flight.
No bus runs into the Speke Hall grounds, so allow a walk from the nearest stop. The shore path toward Oglet is not a route to follow from this page, because its public-right status is still unclear. For the waterfront, use the Liverpool guide and treat Speke as the airport base.
Guest reviews
212 Guest reviews
On 25 September 2026 the score stood at 9.5 from 212 reviews. The recent comments below are from people travelling alone. They praise the welcome, the cleanliness and being close to the airport. One guest could hear the rest of the house and found a 9am departure early.
Guest feedback is paraphrased. Scores reflect the source on the date shown. September 25, 2026
Opens on Booking.com
Lily
Lily was travelling alone and found the walk from the airport very short. She said Richard was kind, and the room was clean, with a kettle and some snacks. She thought it suited a night before an early flight.
Arunė
Arunė, travelling alone, found the host friendly and the place clean and well organised. She singled out how close it is to the airport.
Ivan
Ivan was on his own and thought Richard was as welcoming as you could hope. He put the airport at a very short walk, found the room clean, and said the night was quiet.
Richard
Richard, travelling alone, came for a night before a flight. He liked the airport location, a spotless bathroom and a comfortable bed, plus tea, coffee and something to nibble. He would recommend the host.
Elwira
Elwira was travelling alone and felt welcomed straight away. She put the airport about five minutes away and mentioned tea, coffee, snacks and water in the room.
Jane
Jane, on her own, said Richard made her feel at home. The room was warm, comfortable and very clean, and she found it close to the airport without being noisy. She would point early and late flights here.
Lauren19041990
Lauren liked the location, a patient welcome, a comfortable bed, and being able to store and prepare food. She could hear what was happening elsewhere in the house, which made sleep harder, and she found a 9am checkout early.
Stephen
Stephen was travelling alone before an early flight. He had a friendly welcome, clear communication, and enjoyed talking to the owner. He had nothing particular to complain about.
Explore the full reviews for more perspectives on staying here.
Opens on Booking.com
Photos
Opens on Booking.com
The practical details
Liverpool Airport Rooms
Check-in runs from 4pm until 10pm, and you should say when you expect to arrive. Check-out is by 10am. The 10pm finish is firm enough that a later flight needs a different bed for the night.
The room is for one adult. Children are not accepted, and neither are pets. If you are two people, this is the wrong room.
There is no parking at the house. Airport car parks are separate and charged. The roads up to the terminal include a no-stopping red route, so do not pull up there to unload for long.
Photos show a shower over a bath. Ask whether it is private to your room, because the written details disagree and this page will not pick a side. Upper floors are by stairs only, and the floor of this room is not stated, so ask if steps matter.
Do not expect a served breakfast. The room has a kettle and tea, and the kitchen can be used for something simple. Whether that kitchen is only yours is unclear.
Cancellation terms depend on the rate you choose. Read them on the booking page before you pay, because this page does not repeat a rule that can change.
FAQs
No. It is a room in a house at 29 Damwood Road, Speke. Guests often walk to Liverpool John Lennon Airport, but you are on a residential street, not in the terminal.
Check-in ends at 10pm. If your flight lands later, do not assume someone will be up. Sort another night.
Not at the house. Use the airport's own car parks if you need to leave a car, and do not stop on the red route outside the terminal.
Ask before you book. One description calls it private, another groups it as shared, and a partner answer says private bathrooms are not available. The photos show a shower over a bath, which does not settle whose it is.
Do not count on a served breakfast. You can use the kitchen facilities, and the room has a kettle and tea. Whether the kitchen is only yours is unclear.
Wi-Fi is included. There is no speed figure behind that, so do not count on it for a heavy download before the flight.
No. Children and pets are not accepted.
The 500 bus from Liverpool ONE takes about 40 minutes and is currently every 30 minutes. The 80A, 82A and 86A also serve the airport. You still walk from the airport to the house.
No public email or social page was found for the house. The phone number on the page is 07446 008829, from the Google listing for this name and address.
Speke
A single room in a Speke house, a short walk from the airport.
Check availability