Adam *'s photos with the keyword: hotel

The hotel that stands on the square in GJIROKASTER (Albania)was named after Andon Çajupi (1866-1930), a poet and playwright. He was born in Sheper in the Zagori Mountains north-east of Gjirokastër. The hotel was the one where I stayed in 1984. It has been modernised, but has kept 1 room, a lounge, from the Hoxha period in its original state. This was decorated with carved wood panelling and a number of well-preserved frescoes, which at first sight looked almost pre-Raphaelite. The exquisitely painted scenes depicted aspects of modern (i.e. pre-1990) life. Some of the rustic landscapes contained electric pylons and oil derricks. In one domestic scene there was a modern briefcase in the foreground and in the background washing lines with laundry hanging on them.

The hotel that stands on the square in GJIROKASTER (Albania) was named after Andon Çajupi (1866-1930), a poet and playwright. He was born in Sheper in the Zagori Mountains north-east of Gjirokastër. The hotel was the one where I stayed in 1984. It has been modernised, but has kept 1 room, a lounge, from the Hoxha period in its original state. This was decorated with carved wood panelling and a number of well-preserved frescoes, which at first sight looked almost pre-Raphaelite. The exquisitely painted scenes depicted aspects of modern (i.e. pre-1990) life. Some of the rustic landscapes contained electric pylons and oil derricks. In one domestic scene there was a modern briefcase in the foreground and in the background washing lines with laundry hanging on them.

The hotel that stands on the square in GJIROKASTER (Albania) was named after Andon Çajupi (1866-1930), a poet and playwright. He was born in Sheper in the Zagori Mountains north-east of Gjirokastër. The hotel was the one where I stayed in 1984. It has been modernised, but has kept 1 room, a lounge, from the Hoxha period in its original state. This was decorated with carved wood panelling and a number of well-preserved frescoes, which at first sight looked almost pre-Raphaelite. The exquisitely painted scenes depicted aspects of modern (i.e. pre-1990) life. Some of the rustic landscapes contained electric pylons and oil derricks. In one domestic scene there was a modern briefcase in the foreground and in the background washing lines with laundry hanging on them.

Temporary structure, designed to look like a German chalet, specially built for Winter Wonderland in London's Hyde Park

Detailof the ceiling in the dining room of the Mandovi Hotel, the first hotel to be built in Goa (in about 1952). Panjim, Goa (India)

A window of the Hotel Mandovi in Panjim, Goa (India). This was the first hotel to be opened in Goa (in 1952) and retains many features of the original décor.

View from the fourth floor of Hotel S Jose Porto, Portugal.

A spider at the Mayura Hotel at Kamlapur, near Hampi in India

Waiting for guests of the new ITC Royal Gardenia Hotel in Bangalore, India.

Seen in Badami, this sign post is full of picturesque spelling errors.

Seen on a door in a hotel in Hampi, Karnataka State, India.

Next to Lyon's Gare Perrache, and overlooking Place Carnot, this hotel has an abandoned look about it.

Reflections of illuminated palms in a pool at the Leelah Palace Hotel in Bangalore

A 'boutique' hotel in Beylerbey on the Asian side of the Bosphorus

Seen in an outhouse of the Mountain View Hotel in Lady Grey, South Africa.

Easter weekend 2008 at the Elizabeth Mill Hotel in Sudbury, Suffolk

William of Orange contemplates the Royal Garden Hotel, Kensington. Kensington Gardens, London