I Stay In The Hotel De Paris . . . In Cromer!

Editorial Summary

The creator explores the Hotel De Paris in Cromer, a historic seaside establishment built in the 1820s. Due to high demand from coach tours, the creator secures a single room with a sea view rather than a double room. The video documents the room features, noting recent upgrades such as new carpets, wallpaper, and curtains, while also highlighting challenges like the lack of double glazing and a drafty window during a windy March evening. The creator examines the bathroom, which appears recently renovated, and tests the single bed, describing it as bouncy but difficult to sleep in due to the small size. After exploring the upper floors and observing historical elements like stained glass windows and old advertisements, the creator experiences the breakfast service. Although the creator expresses slight dissatisfaction with the fixed 8:00 AM breakfast time and being moved to a table without a view, they praise the speed of the food service. Ultimately, the creator concludes that the hotel is worth a visit for those seeking seaside history, especially following its recent upgrades.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.