Heritage Hotel

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION COMING SOON. The Heritage Hotel, 999 Heritage Road, Easthallow, England, is situated on the South-East outskirts of the towns limits, cornered by its abundant forestry.

History
The hotel was built in the year 1864, the design having been commissioned by the City Council in collaboration with local architects. It was intended to serve the needs of the high influx of first-class vacation-goers as the town grew in size and status at the time, and was a staple addition to the economy of the town for years, undergoing several remodels and renovations in its long term run. somthigg abt the spa and stuff In 1978, the hotels left-wing was damaged by a fire, leaving 4 dead and 12 injured. Attempts to rebuild and reopen the hotel have not come to fruition, and it currently sits abandoned. In 2014, the hotel's main building collapsed due to structural failure, and the City Council has advised all citizens against traversing into the grounds due to safety concerns.

Architecture
The Heritage Hotel offered up to 340 bedrooms, 5 conference and meeting rooms, 2 banquet suits, a leisure facility consisting of a spa, pool, steam room and sauna, and also saw the addition of two jacuzzis and a fully equipped gym added to its roster in its most recent renovation, prior to its abrupt closure in 1978.