Opened in 1914, the Adelphi Hotel has a long reputation as Liverpool’s most haunted landmark, shaped by decades of guest reports and high-profile paranormal investigations. One of its best-known spirits is a man in a tuxedo seen in the Cromptons dining room, believed to be a former guest. On the third floor, witnesses report a young boy named “Charlie” who tugs at sleeves and is heard giggling in the corridor outside Room 318. Other staff speak of a porter in an old-fashioned uniform who appears on upper floors, guiding lost guests before vanishing mid-stride. Unexplained footsteps, lifts operating on their own, and voices echoing through empty function rooms have all been documented by ghost-hunting teams.