Après-ski sensation Bar Hütte is officially open at Liverpool ONE’s Chavasse Park for an unforgettable festive season.
Inspired by some of the coolest après-ski bars in Europe, Bar Hütte brings the slopes to you with cosy ‘carol-oke’ hüttes, party lodges, signature shot-skis, wreath-making sessions, and family events. Whether it’s a work Christmas party, a catch-up with friends, a cosy date night, or family fun, this winter escape, beneath Chavasse Park’s iconic Christmas tree, is the ultimate spot to embrace the festive spirit in style.
With plenty of outdoor seating available, under a heated stretch tent, Christmas shoppers can pause to soak in the cool, rustic vibe with live music, seasonal hot serves and Christmas cocktails – not forgetting the legendary Bombardino (an Italian mountain classic of warm rum, cream & cinnamon shot, served topped with whipped cream).
Guests can belt out their favourite tunes in their very own private karaoke hütte, starting from £27.50 for groups of up to eight. Enjoy 1 hour and 40 minutes to perfect that Mariah Carey rendition.
For those with a bigger shindig in mind, Bar Hütte’s party lodge is ideal for groups of 10-20 people. Enjoy two bottles of fizz with 1 hour and 50 minutes of singing.
Booking is advised but walk-ins are also welcome, with four-legged members of the family able to enjoy the return of Bark Hütte – a pup-sized hütte, complete with complimentary treats and festive photo props just for dogs.
Ready to turn up the fun? Bar Hütte will also be hosting a range of events, including wreath-making (create your very own wreath to take home, while sipping on a glass of fizz or mulled wine), the family-friendly ‘Santa Claus Club’ (which gives little guests the chance to meet the man in red himself), and ‘Festive After School Club’ (Enjoy a free cosy hütte for the kids, colouring pads and karaoke for one hour, from 3:30-5pm on term time Tuesdays).
Visit their website to claim your spot for this magical pop-up before it wraps up on New Year’s Eve.
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