The Britannia Adelphi Hotel

Ranelagh Place, Liverpool, Merseyside, England

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About The Britannia Adelphi Hotel

The Britannia Adelphi is a well appointed hotel and business centre in the very heart of Liverpool. The hotel is ideally situated for Liverpool FC as well as many of the city's other tourist attractions. Just two minutes' walk from Lime Street railway station and within easy reach of the both the m6 and m62 motorways. There are 402 well appointed, character bedrooms and grand old style conference and banqueting facilities for up to 800 guests, the Adelphi Hotel is easily regarded as Liverpool's largest hotel and conference venue, accommodating Liverpool's most prestigious events. The Adelphi is considered as much part of Liverpool's heritage as the River Mersey. Whether it is a stop-over to explore the city and its fabulous attractions (the Albert Dock, museums, galleries, theatres, cathedrals and the Beatles Experience) or for a corporate, business or social event, the Adelphi is Liverpool's main venue. Please note that our hotel is currently undergoing refurbishment.

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