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The stay was for a stag weekend and is ideally placed for all local attractions, pubs, restaurants etc... However, it is in need of a serious refurbishment, as the rooms are tired, a bit shabby in parts and no air-conditioning, so was very hot even with the fan provided. All plug sockets were at one end of the room and the sleeping area had none, so fan wasn't very effective at night. There is no way this hotel is a £110 per night, which was £50 cheaper than they quoted direct. Maybe £75 at best. But we all had a great time regardless.

Central to the city and near lime street railway.

Very good nice hotel right by lime street station so I could walk everywhere the breakfast buffet is great.

Publika områdenrna är väl underhållna och lyxiga. Medans korridorer och hotellrum är slitna och av mycket lägre standard.

Vi havde et dejligt ophold på to dage, personalet var venligt og imødekommende, meget hjælpsomme. Hotellet er godt placeret, med gang til bymidten o

Only problem is no air condition

Duty manager Helen was very helpful, friendly and understanding. My partner struggles to walk. She uses a frame. Helen assisted her with entry and exit. As the main entrance has stairs no ramp. Helen made our stay a very positive experience. We will definitely be returning to the Adelphi, Liverpool.

Had to check out of our other hotel due to noisy guests and lack of facilities and managed to get booked in here for our 2nd night thankfully, staff helpful and room clean and spacious and quiet.

car park behind the hotel and easy access. easy process.

I’m sorry to say that I would not recommend this place. It was a sweltering summer day, there is no air con, which I appreciate they can’t help, and there was a fan in my bedroom and I could open the window. This place is right in town and it’s an old building so I recommend you bring ear plugs as the Irish bar across the road is extremely loud even with the windows closed. There were also quite a lot of drunk people and people literally passed out on the street nearby, so it felt quite sketchy. They had a nice security person on the hotel entrance at night though. The vibe was quite weird including the staff’s demeanour and the breakfast was the worst I’ve ever had in a hotel. Definitely not worth the extra £11.95 I paid for it. I requested a milk alternative for my room so I could have a coffee in the morning as I don’t drink cow’s milk, and after some back and forth they couldn’t arrange this. So I went down to breakfast for coffee, which was the worst coffee I’ve ever had and did t drink it. The room itself smelled quite fusty. It’s looked clean, although it was so hot that I spelt on top of the duvet with my feet under the bed runner and I had bites on my feet in the morning. The towels in the bathroom stank of cigarette smoke and despite the temperature being upwards of 30°c that day, the radiator in the bathroom was on fun with no way to switch it off. Safe to say I wouldn’t recommend and won’t be going back.

Awful hotel, completely outdated. Is like something from the Adam’s Family. Small double beds with single pillows on the bed, mouldy walls, small fan provided to cool the rooms in the hottest day of the year.

I’ve known this place to have quite a bad reputation and not great reviews but I thought it was lovely. The building itself it’s nice and classic old with high ceilings and wide corridors. My room was slightly dusty but altogether was very clean my room also had a bath which is always a bonus for me in hotel! Reasonably priced and I didn’t eat any food but the restaurants smelled really good

This has been a beautiful old hotel. With many origional features. However needs some TLC. Desperate for some money spent on it. Britania who owns it won't spend a penny. Its a shame they refuse to sell to the city of liverpool and allow them the chance to restore this building !

Nice stay very good location

Room was spacious with panelled walls and chandelier,taking you back in time which i liked very grandeur lobby got good nights sleep 5mins from liverpool central,museums very close by would recommend

Although now a slightly faded glory, this is still my favourite hotel in Liverpool. Right near the centre, and an easy walk from Lime Street station. The rooms are large, and the grand salon is magnificent. Far fewer staff now, but friendly and helpful.

We were booked in by a very unfriendly Oskar which wasn't a great start. Our room was very stuffy even with the window open all night. We were right next to the lift and so there was a constant rumbling. The shower had two temperatures, ice cold or scalding hot!! When I opened the kettle to make a cup of tea there was a dead moth at the bottom. It took them 2 hours to replace it. We left our luggage in storage the following day and when we collected it we were served by an even more miserable Oskar. I think Oskar needs some basic training on good manners if he wants to work in hospitality! This is honestly the worst hotel I have ever stayed in.

Worst sleep ever , room was ridiculously hot , a fan was provided in room but did absolutely nothing Barely slept and had to constantly get up to pour water over my face ! Hard to find any positives at all , room tax added at check in , only a few pounds but wasn't aware of it Check in 4pm check out 10am was ridiculous as well , don't think iv ever heard of a hotel with such an early check out

We were coming off the train and it was the closest hotel very convenient very easy. We were room only so can’t tell you about the breakfast but the price was amazing. We ended up getting two sweets which was perfect. Newly refurbished.

Other than location, I would not recommend staying here for more than one night.