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Fact poses as fiction in these scandalous short stories based on real events that have taken place in some of the scores of hotels around the world that bear the Bristol name.
HOW TO ORDER
High Times at the Hotel Bristol is a 196pp paperback.
(ISBN 978-09555376-0-8 Travel/Fiction)
Order your copy(ies) NOW by emailing
Bristol Book
or telephoning: (+44) 020 7358 0044
Individual copies £5.99 (US$13 / 10 euros)
Trade discount/10 copies+: £3 per copy
(US$7 / 5 euros)
Including post and packaging
There are around 200 hotels in the world called Bristol, with nothing in common but their name – and a book that tells their tales. HIGH TIMES AT THE HOTEL BRISTOL is perfect bedside reading
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Fact poses as fiction in these scandalous short stories based on real events that have taken place in some of the scores of hotels around the world that bear the Bristol name.
HOW TO ORDER
High Times at the Hotel Bristol is a 196pp paperback.
(ISBN 978-09555376-0-8 Travel/Fiction)
Order your copy(ies) NOW by emailing
Bristol Book
or telephoning: (+44) 020 7358 0044
Individual copies £5.99 (US$13 / 10 euros)
Trade discount/10 copies+: £3 per copy
(US$7 / 5 euros)
Including post and packaging
See BRISTOL BOOK PUBLISHING
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READ SAMPLE CHAPTERS
• BRISTOL How did Bristol hotels get their name?
• FLORENCE Leland Stanford and Stendhal's Syndrome
• PARIS Suha Arafat and the Hope Diamond
• VIENNA High Noon for the King's Moll
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See the LATEST NEWS about hotels called Bristol
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For more about the book visit
HIGH TIMES AT THE HOTEL BRISTOL
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* * * Chosen as the Mail on Sunday's
Travel Book of the Week
& featured on BBC Radio 4's
Excess Baggage programme
WE LIKED IT
"The book can be read in bits or, better, from beginning to end as it builds to a pleasing pay-off in the last chapter...On another level, the book is a short history of tourism and it's worth the cover price for the glimpse it gives of life in the road before hotels, restaurants and Alpine tunnels made getting around Europe so easy." — Nicholas Inman
"A great little book in the style of Telegraph obituaries, but without the death of the main character...I found myself strangely gripped."
— Peter Massey
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READ SAMPLE CHAPTERS
• BRISTOL How did Bristol hotels get their name?
• FLORENCE Leland Stanford and Stendhal's Syndrome
• PARIS Suha Arafat and the Hope Diamond
• VIENNA High Noon for the King's Moll
__________________________________________
See the LATEST NEWS about hotels called Bristol
__________________________________________
For more about the book visit
HIGH TIMES AT THE HOTEL BRISTOL
__________________________________________
* * * Chosen as the Mail on Sunday's
Travel Book of the Week
& featured on BBC Radio 4's
Excess Baggage programme
WE LIKED IT
"The book can be read in bits or, better, from beginning to end as it builds to a pleasing pay-off in the last chapter...On another level, the book is a short history of tourism and it's worth the cover price for the glimpse it gives of life in the road before hotels, restaurants and Alpine tunnels made getting around Europe so easy." — Nicholas Inman
"A great little book in the style of Telegraph obituaries, but without the death of the main character...I found myself strangely gripped."
— Peter Massey
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