StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: hotel

The paler cream building is the Sefton Hotel, the darker cream one to the right is the "Gaiety Theatre and Opera House" - viewed from within the walls of the sunken gardens on Harris Promenade. The Sefton Hotel has a bar named after Norman Wisdom, and just outside there is a bench with a statue of him. [see :- www.ipernity.com/doc/312383/50792390/in/album/1287942 ] Built in the 1890s, Sefton Hotel was used for internment of civilians during WW2 ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sefton_Internment_Camp -/-/-/-/-/- Gaiety Theatre, built in 1899, and restored to the condition it was for it's original debut to celebrate it's centenary, and as an entertainment venue. Today, it is run as part of the Villa Marina complex. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaiety_Theatre,_Isle_of_Man "VillaGaiety" is owned and operated by the Isle of Man Government Department of Education, Sport and Culture ... www.villagaiety.com

This is the derelict remains of the St David's Hotel, Harlech. It was abandoned in 2008 and left to the wildlife and became a decaying eyesore. Finally, after a planning application to rebuild was allowed to become disputed and the scheme didn't have the necessary funding, the hotel was eventually demolished in October 2019 [a bat barn / tower had been built months before] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_David%27s_Hotel

Gigant. This is reputed to be one of the largest timber buildings in the Polish Sudeten Region. It was originally built in 1882/3, and expanded in 1936, as a Sanatorium for the treatment of Tuberculosis. It is still at least partially in use as a Hotel and Conference Centre, but looks a little worse for wear in places.

Sarenka Hotel is the more modern, brick built hotel in the right foreground Gigant. This is reputed to be one of the largest timber buildings in the Polish Sudeten Region. It was originally built in 1882/3, and expanded in 1936, as a Sanatorium for the treatment of Tuberculosis. It is still at least partially in use as a Hotel and Conference Centre, but looks a little worse for wear in places.

Gigant. This is reputed to be one of the largest timber buildings in the Polish Sudeten Region. It was originally built in 1882/3, and expanded in 1936, as a Sanatorium for the treatment of Tuberculosis. It is still at least partially in use as a Hotel and Conference Centre, but looks a little worse for wear in places.

Gigant. This is reputed to be one of the largest timber buildings in the Polish Sudeten Region. It was originally built in 1882/3, and expanded in 1936, as a Sanatorium for the treatment of Tuberculosis. It is still at least partially in use as a Hotel and Conference Centre, but looks a little worse for wear in places.

Gigant. This is reputed to be one of the largest timber buildings in the Polish Sudeten Region. It was originally built in 1882/3, and expanded in 1936, as a Sanatorium for the treatment of Tuberculosis. It is still at least partially in use as a Hotel and Conference Centre, but looks a little worse for wear in places.