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Highlights
Clients can sample a spread of sweet and savoury treats accompanied by tea and coffee, sparkling wine or Prosecco in this historic hotel
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Choose from Three Options
- £15 for afternoon tea for two (incl. a selection of cakes and sandwiches)
- £19.50 for sparkling afternoon tea for two (incl. a glass of sparkling wine each)
- £25 for afternoon tea with a bottle of Prosecco for two
Fine Print
Valid from 23rd August - 9th December. Limit 4 per person, may buy 6 additional as gifts. Booking required, please call 0151 709 7200, Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Subject to availability. Book by 11th October. 72-hour cancellation policy. Limit 4 vouchers per visit, vouchers may be combined into larger groups, please notify upon booking. Present Groupon on arrival. Must be 18 or older to consume alcohol. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Valid on afternoon tea menu only. Eat-in only. Valid Mon-Fri 1pm-4pm. Excludes 26-29 Aug 2016 and bank holidays. Valid only for option purchased.
About Britannia Hotels Adelphi
The Britannia Hotels Adelphi is an Edwardian-style hotel steeped in history, proudly positioned in the heart of Liverpool. The present building, designed by Frank Atkinson, was constructed between 1911 and 1914 and was once regarded as the most luxurious hotel outside London. Throughout its storied past, it has welcomed notable guests such as Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. Located just a brief walk from Lime Street station, it's an ideal spot to explore the vibrant city of Liverpool. Situated in the heart of Liverpool, the Adelphi Hotel is an Edwardian-style building complete with chandeliers and marble halls. Dating back to 1914, the hotel combines vintage interiors with a contemporary gym and spa. It also has plenty to offer in terms of dining, with fine cuisine in the restaurant and more informal foodstuffs in the carvery and three bars.