In the past, these hotels were the pearls of fashionable British resorts and hosted privileged and noble persons. In the middle of the XX century, the processes of globalization brought great changes: holidays in continental Europe became affordable and at the same time more prestigious, and English resorts went out of fashion. And although the luxurious interiors of the hotels have become dilapidated, these establishments still warmly welcome guests, and in their spacious halls there is a charming atmosphere of frozen time
Grand Hotel Scarborough, main entrance
Evening Dance in Grand Burstin Hotel, FolkestoneG
Main Stairs in Royal Hotel Scarborough
Grand Hotel Scarborough, view from the Harbour
Guests in Prince of Wales Hotel, Southport
View from Grand Burstin Hotel, Folkestone
Guests of Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool
Main stairs in Manchester Britannia Hotel
Silver boots award in Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool
Guest of Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool
Standard room with no window, Britannia International Hotel, London
Grand Burstin Hotel, Folkestone
In the main bar, Royal Albion Hotel
Manager in Britannia International Hotel, London
Weekend cabaret in Grand Burstin Hotel, Folkestone
Guest of the Royal Albion Hotel, Brighton
Ballroom in Grand Hotel Scarborough
Evening cabaret in Grand Hotel Llandudno
Disco at Grand Hotel Scarborough
In the lobby, Grand Hotel Scarborough
Breakfast in the main restaurant, Grand Hotel Scarborough
Dinner in Norbreck Castle Hotel, Blackpool
Royal Albion Hotel, Brighton
Guest of Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool
View on pier from Royal Albion Hotel
