Britannia Adelphi Hotel
Ranelagh Place
L3 5UL
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12/18/2002 |
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The Britania Adelphi hotel is luxurious and superbly appointed hotel and business centre in the very heart of Liverpool city centre and secure covered parking which makes it a first class venue for both the individual and group traveller. This world ... |
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14/47/2001 |
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The Britannia Adelphi is a luxurious and superbly appointed hotel and business centre in the very heart of Liverpool. |
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04/53/2001 |
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The Britannia Adelphi Hotel is a Victorian building located within Liverpool's city centre and was originally completed for the launch of the Titanic. Recently refurbished to its former splendour, yet incorporating all modern amenities. |
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10/27/2002 |
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The Britannia Adelphi Hotel is a Victorian building located within Liverpool's city centre and was originally completed for the launch of the Titanic. Recently refurbished to its former splendour, yet incorporating all modern amenities including Health a |
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04/25/2003 |
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Four Star Hotel |
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12/22/2004 |
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The internationally famous Adelphi Hotel is a luxurious and superb hotel in the very heart of Liverpool. Just 3 minutes walk from Liverpool Lime Street train station and within easy motorway reach via the M6 and M62, Adelphi is the very best location in L |
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10/18/2005 |
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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 ... |
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06/14/2001 |
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What a shame that this great building is run by a company that doesn't really care for the hotel industry.
I had to clean the windows so that I could see out of them.
I was willing to forget about that but the night duty manager's attitude means that I'll never be going back there.
The manager attempted, several times and physically, to stop me entering with a spring roll in a bag. He claimed that they had a policy about bringing in your own food. He also claimed that the policy was displayed in the rooms and on the hotel's web site. He wasn't able to guide me to the information in the room and there's nothing on the web site.
The morning duty manager wouldn't come to the front desk to deal with my complaint.
It's not the policy that is annoying, it's the lying to a guest and attempting to forcibly remove a guest's posessions (albeit $2 worth of take-away) that I found disgusting.
Rather than this being an isolated incident with one rogue employee, I was met with unprovoked unpleasantness from his colleagues.
His coup-de-grace though was his claim that, |
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