Room Hire at Adelphi House

Why Choose Us?

Adelphi House, conveniently located on the edge of Manchester City Centre is your perfect option for venue hire in Manchester. Whether you’re looking to host a conference, administer team training or find a new meeting space, then we are confident we have the facilities you need to make your event a success.

Choose from 7 different room types, ranging from intimate meeting rooms all the way up to a large conferencing space which can host up to 90 delegates. All our rooms for hire are available for setup in either Theatre, Classroom or Cabaret style.

What's included?

  • Free Wifi
  • Flipchart paper and pens
  • Dedicated events team to be on hand as much or as little as you need
  • Audiovisual – Projector and Screen OR a single Television for our smaller rooms
  • Water Fountain
  • Catering options are also available for an additional cost*

For more information about how you can utilise our venue and availability, enquire today. 

 

Adelphi

Conferences & Meeting rooms available

Adelphi Suite

The largest available room for hire within Adelphi House, perfect for:

  • Briefings or Conferences
  • Seminars
  • Company Meetings or Training

 

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Irwell Suite

A bright, light, and airy space, perfect for:

  • Briefings or Conferences
  • Seminars
  • Company Meetings or Training
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Additional Information

Parking is available at the Adelphi House Rear Car Park at the back of the building, as indicated on the map below for an additional charge.

Public transport - Adelphi House is easily reached by bus, the nearest bus stop is just after a set of traffic lights on top of Chapel Street. Adelphi House is easily accessible from two local stations: Salford Crescent and Salford Central.

Salford Crescent station is just a 10-minute walk down The Crescent to Adelphi House. The map here shows this. You will notice that you are walking towards City Centre Manchester and see it on the horizon as you walk towards Adelphi House.

Salford Central station is also a 10-minute walk in the opposite direction away from City Centre Manchester, as this map indicates here.

Adelphi House is equipped with a ramp outside its main entrance and has an elevator for access to all floors.

Accessible toilets can be found on the ground floor by the reception area and we have two accessible parking spaces available at the front of Adelphi House.

Unfortunately, there are no automatic doors in the building but our friendly team are always on hand to assist with accessing the building.

There are several hotels conveniently located near to Adelphi House these include

The Ainscow Boutique Hotel | The Holiday Inn | The Premier Inn | Marriott Salford Quays

Adelphi House was built in 1808 as a two-storey home by Samuel Bury, its occupant for 28 years.  Over the years Bury's 2-storey house underwent numerous redesigns and additions.  In 1853 the nuns of the Order of the Faithful Companions of Jesus moved into the house.  Their order had been founded in France but moved to England in 1830 settling first in the area near today's Euston Station in London. The mission of the nuns was to, "reach out to the spiritually and materially deprived by means of education", and to that end, they converted the house into a convent and a school.

The Adelphi House School continued to operate in a variety of forms until 1977 when Comprehensive Education was introduced for all Catholic children in Salford.  It resulted in the closure of the school as it merged with the Sacred Heart School to form the new Cathedral High School. The nuns continued to live at Adelphi and the school building was used as a part of the Cathedral High School.

Today, Adelphi House is part of the University of Salford's campus and is occupied by the team at Salford Professional Development. Here, the team plan, design and deliver industry-leading conferences and courses to delegates from both the public and private sector