Radisson RED has officially opened its doors in Liverpool, in the city’s North Western Hall next to Lime Street train station.
The Grade II-listed building was originally designed by local architect Alfred Waterhouse in 1871, and has since undergone a massive renovation project. A number of its original features have been preserved and restored, including a nineteenth century stained glass window and a stunning sandstone staircase.
Once a hotel back in 1871, the building became derelict until Liverpool John Moores University took the building in 1994 to turn it into student accommodation.
