MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: hotel

This used to be on the back side of the Foundary nightclub building at the junction of Old Street, Great Eastern and Rivington Street (visible from the carpark in Rivington). Foundary was knocked down and there's a new building, housing the art'otel (a hotel) in its place. They've mounted the Banksy piece on the Rivington Street facade. Here it is when I saw it in 2007:

Compton Street, Eastbourne

Grand Parade, Eastbourne

A grand old hotel facing the sea. St Leonards.

Roof garden of the Post Building, Museum Street, an excellent outdoor space and viewing terrace. (The entrance to the roof garden is in New Oxford Street.)

According to Ghost Signs: A London Story by Sam Roberts "David Levy ran his lodging house here between about 1905 and 1917. The sign represents a time when women made up a large proportion of the workforce, but had difficulty in securing housing. Records of the 'hotel' show that thirty women occupied ten rooms in a mixture of cubicles and dormitory accommodation. These women were employed in a variety of trades, including a piano teacher, a necktie maker and a newspaper seller." Hotel WOMEN ONLY 9d and 1/- per Night 4/6 and 6/- per Week Colebrooke Row, Islington

citizenM Hotel, Holywell Street, Shoreditch.

Along the Causeway Coastal Route, County Antrim

El Tropicano is a fab retro hotel in downtown San Antonio. There's a tiki lounge and everything. 110 Lexington Ave, San Antonio, TX [?]

Airstream trailer parked outside El Tropicano hotel. Looks like they store stuff in here. Too bad you can't rent it for the night. 110 Lexington Ave, San Antonio, TX [?]

Retro chic hotel in downtown San Antonio. 110 Lexington Ave, San Antonio, TX [?]

Hotel and pub, High Street, Whitstable. See where this picture was taken. [?]

The pub here makes a very nice lunch. Aston was the halfway point on our walk along the Thames Path. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Reflection of the Central Hotel in Ranelagh Street. Probably not really built in 1675. Joseph Sharples in his book 'Liverpool' says: "The Central Hotel bears the date 1675, for which there seems no justification, though its origins go back further than 1887, the other date on the facade. Probably converted from pub to hotel in response to the opening of Central Station."

Main Street, Brattleboro. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Main Street, Brattleboro. See where this picture was taken. [?]