A Grade II listed hotel in Liverpool’s city centre, the third building to occupy its Ranelagh Place site, now operating as a contemporary hospitality venue.
At a glance
The Britannia Adelphi Hotel stands in the heart of Liverpool, a designated heritage structure that reflects the city’s architectural legacy. The property contains 402 en-suite bedrooms alongside conference, dining, and leisure facilities.
History
The present building represents the third hotel structure to occupy this prominent Ranelagh Place location. Its predecessors shaped the site’s identity as a hospitality landmark in Liverpool’s commercial centre, a role it continues today under the management of Britannia Hotels.
What you see
The building earns its Grade II listing status as a structure of special architectural or historic interest. It integrates hotel operations with modern amenities—bedrooms, conference spaces, dining areas, and a gymnasium—within a heritage framework that respects its position in the city’s built environment.
Cultural significance
Listed on the National Heritage List for England, the Britannia Adelphi represents continuity in Liverpool’s hospitality infrastructure. Its Grade II designation acknowledges its contribution to the character of the city centre and its role in the urban fabric.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Liverpool
- Coordinates: 53.40549, -2.9774
- Grade II listed building
- 402 en-suite bedrooms
- Managed by Britannia Hotels
Practical information & getting there
The hotel is located at Ranelagh Place in Liverpool city centre, making it accessible via public transport and on foot from main shopping and cultural districts. Visit the Britannia Hotels website for booking, rates, and current facilities information.
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