Adelphi Hotel & other hotels

       1. Wednesday 17th May 2023 = Room 301 £38 one night.

...Lexx Standard Room

2. Tuesday 22nd to Thursday 24th August 2023 = Room 469 £96 two nights

...Lexx Standard Room - Best Available Room Only

3. Sunday 17th to Thursday 21st September 2023 = Room 506. £198 four nights

...Double Standard Room - Advance Room Only

4. Tuesday 14th to Friday 17th November 2023 = Room 152 -£124:20 three nights

...Lexx Standard Room - Multi Night Saver Room Only

5. Monday 11th to Friday December 2023 = Room 321 - £184 for four nights

...Double Standard Room - Best Available Room

6. Tuesday 14th to Friday 17th February 2024 - Room 252 £90 for two nights

...Double Standard - Internet Rate Room Only

7. Tuesday 26th to Wednesday 27th March 2024 Thursday 28th March 2024.- Room 171 - £42 one night and £42 for second night = £84

..Double Standard - Internet Rate Room Only

8. Sunday 14th to Thursday 18th April 2024 - Room 246 - £192 for four nights

...Double Standard - Internet Prepaid Room Only

9. Friday 31st May to Saturday 1st June 2024 — Room 402 £57 for one night.

...Double Standards Room — Internet Rate Room Only.

10. Sunday 16th to Thursday 20th June 2024 — Room 312 £188 for four nights

Double Standard Room Internet Rate Room Only.

11. Sunday 7th to Friday 12th July 2024 — Room 446 £240 five nights

.....Double Standard Room —

12. Tuesday 13th to Thursday 15th August 2024 — Room 306 £86 two nights

.....Twin Standard Room.

13. Sunday 1st to Thursday 5th September 2024 — Room 326 four night £237:00

.....Double Standard —

14. Wednesday 6th to Thursday 7th November 2024 — Room 411 for one night £48.

.....Double Standard

15. Wednesday 13th to Thursday 14th November 2024 - Room 632 for one night £42

....Double Standard

16. Monday 2nd to Tuesday 3rd December 2024 . Room 471 for one night £42.

...Double Standard.

17. Wednesday 29th to Thursday 30th January 2025 Room 213 for one night £42.

...Double Standard.

18. Sunday 9th to Monday 10th February 2025 Room 270 for one night £42.

19. Tuesday 25th to Wednesday 26th March 2025 Room 505 for one night £52.

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only

20. Monday 7th to Tuesday 8th April 2025 Room 413 for one night £48.

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only

21. Wednesday 9th to Thursday 10th April 2025 Room 510 for one night £55.

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only

22. Wednesday 21st to Thursday 22nd May 2025 . Room 561 one night £58

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only

23. Monday 2nd to Tuesday 3rd June 2025 Room 542 One night £54 plus £2:40

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only

24. Thursday 5th to Friday 6th June 2025 Room 615 One night £48 plus £2:40.

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only

25. Wednesday 18th to Thursday 19th June 2025 Room 458 One night £52 + £2:40.

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only - First time I had a shower, no bath ?

26. Sunday 6th to Monday 7th July 2025 Room 271 One Night £52 plus £2:40.

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only

27. Tuesday 15th to Wednesday 17th July 2025 Room 558 one night £58 plus £2:40.

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only

28. Tuesday 12th to Thursday 14th August 2025 Room 213 two nights £112.

...Double Standard. — Internet Rate Only, paid £116:80.

29. Sunday 17th to Tuesday 19th August 2025 Room ? Two nights £108.

... Double/Twin Standard Room. Cancelled on Saturday 16th August 2025.

29. Monday 18th to Tuesday 19th August 2025 Room 177 one night for £53:40 + £2:40

.....Twin Standard Room

30.Thursday 11th to Friday 12th September 2025 Room 206  one night for £55 + £2:40 = £57:40.

.....Twin Standard Room(1 Adult)

31. Wednesday 5th to Thursday 6th November 2025 Room 410 for one night £55 + £2:40 Tax = £57:40 .

.....Twin Standard Room(1 Adult)

Sachas Hotel Manchester Thursday 18th to Friday 19th April 2024 - Room 463 - £37 for one night. Single Standard Room - Room Only Pre-paid plus City Visitor Charge; a supplementary £1.20 inclusive of VAT Charge per room/unit per night.

Easy Hotel, Liverpool

1. Wednesday 10th to Thursday 11th September 2025, room 504 for one night £34:80. Double Room without Window. First Time. 
2. Tuesday 7th to Thursday 9th October 2025 room 304, changed to 302 for £89:10 plus £4:80 City Tax = £93:90 for two nights. for 1 Double Room without window, non-refundable. 
3. Sunday 12th to Thursday 16th October 2025 room 408 £146:20 + £9:60 City Room Tax = £155:80 - Double Room without Window.  - 
4. Sunday 26th to Wednesday 29th October 2025 room 508 for three night £126:20 - Double Room without Window.  - 
5. Sunday 2nd to Tuesday 4th November 2025 Room 311 £83:84 for two nights - Double Room without Window.  - 
6. Monday 8th to Wednesday 10th December 2025 Room 508 £66:80 for two nights - Double Room without Window.  - 
7. Sunday 18th to Monday 19th January 2026 Room 504 £29:40 for one night Double Room without Window.  - 
8. Tuesday 24th to Thursday 26th February 2026 Room 403 £73:20 for two nights Double Room without Window.  - 

30 James Street Hotel, Albion House, Liverpool L2 7PQ

1. Thursday 21st to Friday 22nd September 2023 Room 6 LG Floor Arabic Cabin £67:50 one night.

Easy Hotel Ipswich 

1. Friday 19th to Saturday 20th September 2025 Room 14 Ground Floor £34:20 for one night. Double Room without Window. First Time. 

2. Saturday 10th to Sunday 11th January 2025 Room 119 £34:20 for one night. Double Room without Window. 

The Brocket Arms Wetherspoons Hotel. 38 Mesnes Road , Wigan NW1 2DD.

1. Tuesday 4th to Wednesday 5th November 2025  Room 104 £50:40 for one night . Single room non- refundable.

The Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool, established in 1826, has a rich history marked by luxury, notable guests, and significant architectural changes over the years.

Early Beginnings

The Adelphi Hotel was first opened in 1826 by hotelier James Radley on the site of the former Ranelagh Gardens, which was Liverpool's first public recreation space. The original hotel was modest but quickly became a popular destination for travelers, especially with the rise of the stage-coach trade and later the railway system in the 1830s and 1840s. 

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The Second Adelphi

In 1876, the original building was demolished to make way for a more luxurious hotel, often referred to as the second Adelphi. This new structure featured over 300 rooms and was designed to cater to the growing number of wealthy travelers arriving in Liverpool. The hotel became famous for its unique turtle soup, prepared from live turtles kept in heated tanks in the basement, and was a favorite among guests, including the renowned author Charles Dickens, who visited multiple times. 

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The Current Building

The current Adelphi Hotel, which is the third on the site, was constructed between 1911 and 1914 and designed by architect Frank Atkinson. Upon its opening, it was considered one of the most luxurious hotels outside of London, boasting modern amenities such as an indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, and even telephones in each room—an innovative feature at the time. The hotel served as a popular lodging for wealthy passengers traveling on ocean liners, including those heading to North America, and it is said that the Sefton Suite is a replica of the Titanic's First Class Smoking Lounge. 

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Notable Guests and Cultural Impact

Throughout its history, the Adelphi has hosted numerous notable figures, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and various entertainers like Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland. The hotel was a central part of Liverpool's social scene and was known for its grand dining experiences and luxurious accommodations. 

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Recent History

In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, the hotel faced challenges, including issues related to maintenance and hygiene, which garnered media attention. Despite these challenges, the Adelphi Hotel remains a significant landmark in Liverpool, reflecting the city's rich history and cultural heritage. 

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The Adelphi Hotel's storied past continues to be a point of interest for both locals and visitors, symbolizing the grandeur of Liverpool's hospitality industry over the centuries.

EasyHotel Liverpool City Centre

The easyHotel Liverpool City Centre is a budget-friendly hotel located in the heart of Liverpool's shopping district. It is just a 3-minute walk from Liverpool James Street Station and offers easy access to the city's attractions and dining options. The hotel features air-conditioned rooms, free WiFi, and en-suite bathrooms. While the rooms are basic and small, they are praised for their cleanliness and affordability. The hotel's location is convenient for both leisure and business travelers, with nearby attractions such as the Cavern Club, Royal Court Theatre, and Albert Dock's waterfront.

Liverpool 30 James Street hotel history and background

The 30 James Street hotel, once the headquarters of the White Star Line, has a rich history that dates back to its construction in 1896. Designed by architect Richard Norman Shaw, the building was constructed with white Portland stone and red brick, earning it the nickname 'the streaky bacon building'. It served as the headquarters for the White Star Line until 1934, after which it became the headquarters of the Royal Mail Line. The building was later used by other shipping lines and became vacant for many years. In 2014, it was converted into a Titanic-themed hotel, known as 30 James Street, which opened with a rooftop champagne bar and an underground spa. The hotel's history is closely tied to the Titanic disaster, as the names of survivors were read out from the hotel's balcony during the disaster. The hotel's closure and sale in 2023 marked a significant chapter in its history, with plans for redevelopment that never came to fruition. The hotel has since reopened under new management, with a commitment to restoring its legacy and creating a new vision for its future.

Sachas Hotel History and Background

Sachas Hotel, located in Manchester, England, has a rich history that dates back to its original building as a C&A store in 1928. The building was later converted into a hotel in 1987, featuring a design by North, Robin & Wilsdon, with cream-colored glazed terracotta facades and art deco touches. The hotel has undergone minimal investment since the 1990s, retaining many original features and offering 3-star accommodation with 223 bedrooms and seven meeting rooms. It also includes a heated swimming pool and two restaurants on site. The hotel's history reflects the evolution of Manchester's shopping and hospitality scene, with its original C&A store being a significant part of the city's past.

The Brocket Arms history and background

The Brocket Arms, officially opened on 10 October 1957, is a historic pub in Wigan, England. It was built by the brewers Peter Walker of Warrington and is situated on Mesnes Road, a shortened form of 'demesne', meaning land retained by the Lord of the Manor for his own use. The pub has a rich history, with Lord Brocket, the company's chairman, officially opening it. Over the years, it has been a significant venue for events and gatherings, reflecting the community's spirit and social life. The pub's interior is cavernous, with hundreds of seats, and it has been a place of enjoyment for many, both locals and visitors. 

The Ipswich Easy Hotel, located in Northgate Street, has a rich history dating back to its opening in January 2019. Originally known as Northgate House, the building has a colorful past, having been known for various late-night venues before becoming Groove. The hotel's no-frills approach, which includes limited space and lack of comforts such as chairs, desks, and tea and coffee facilities, helps to keep the prices down for guests. The hotel's aim is to offer affordable comfort, making it a unique selling point for its guests. The hotel's opening was celebrated with an official ceremony, and it has since been recognized for its eco-friendly stays and budget-friendly prices.