Berengaria Hotel
Published 31st of October, 2020
Well Worn Steps
Can you imagine a very drunk Winston Churchill making his way up these steps before collapsing in a stupor onto his bed? There were no lifts, from what I can make out, so it must have been a challenge!
That Triangle Again
Ok, so given we are on the top floor now, we need to watch where we are walking.
More Bedrooms
This place has been well and truly gutted, apart from the wooden roof. But don't go running to the end there.
Pool View
The view from the top floor would have been lovely back in the day. The stagnant pool isn't very eye-catching though. I expected to see lots of dates near the pool, to be honest. Normally, this sort of area is inspected at regular intervals, to monitor the levels of mosquitoes etc. The inspectors sign and date each visit. I didn't see any here though.
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