The Britannia Adelphi Hotel

The Britannia Adelphi Hotel originally dates back to 1826, but was extensively rebuilt in 1912 to cater for passengers from large cruise liners, many of which were based in Liverpool. The city was the home port of all the White Star Line ships, the most famous of which was the Titanic. The Sefton suite at the hotel is an exact replica of the Smoking Lounge aboard the Titanic.

The hotel’s own on-site Spindles health and leisure club provides a heated marble swimming pool. It is open from 07:00 to 22:30 (Monday to Friday); 10:00 to 19:00 (Saturday); and 10:00 to 17:00 (Sunday). Entry is at an additional cost. Last entry is permitted one hour before closing. It is the hotel's policy that all children in Spindles between 2 and 16 years of age should be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Also on-site is Spindles Salon, specialists in Pamper Party days, offering fantastic discounts for residents and members. Once at the hotel, you can mix and match professional salon treatments, swimming, steam room, sauna, jacuzzi, sunbed, lunch, dinner snacks, fine wine, champagne, imported beers and overnight accommodation. Children’s parties – offering swimming, face-painting and pizza – can also be catered for.

There is no access to the hotel for electronic wheelchairs. Other wheelchair access is via a side entrance. There is lift access to all floors. Accessible rooms and bathrooms are available. Access to Jenny's restaurant and bars may be difficult for guests with mobility problems, therefore room service alternatives are offered. The gym is not specifically fitted with disabled facilities.

Crompton's Restaurant offers fine dining in elegant surroundings, with the added comfort of its own waitress service cocktail bar. Full à la carte and fixed price menus are available. Open between 18:30 and 22:30 (Monday to Saturday).

Alternatively, Jenny’s Carvery offers huge roasts of beef, pork and lamb, as well as a large vegetarian selection. The restaurant easily accommodates lone diners, business guests and family groups. There is an adjoining bar.

The Wave Bar and Pizzeria offers a varied selection of pastas, pizzas and light snacks. Open till late, it’s an ideal venue for shoppers, informal lunches and dinners. Children love it!

Friday’s pub offers a fantastic atmosphere, with traditional Happy Hour every evening and regular entertainment. It is also a great venue for watching sporting events via a big screen.

A late night residents’ bar, which opens when all others close, offers the chance for a relaxing nightcap before returning to your room.

By Car:
From the M6/M62:
- Exit the M6 onto the M62 and stay on the M62 until the very end.
- Follow the signs for the city centre.
- Then follow the signs for Lime Street Station.
- The hotel is situated to the left of the station.

By Rail:
The nearest rail station is Liverpool Lime Street. Leave the station via the exits close to platforms 7-9. Proceed down Bolton Street and the hotel is at the very end of the street.

Group Bookings:
Group bookings for 10 rooms or more must be prepaid and are non-refundable.

Hotel has limited car parking due to renovations.