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The Edwardian stateliness remains in place though; from the grandfather clocks and bars to corridors wide enough to promenade along. The first guests played croquet and tennis; now Headland’s main beach, Fistral, is known as Cornwall’s finest surfing beach.was built by the theatre impresario Richard D’Oyly Carte in 1889.
This year, the Birmingham Grand reopened with a £50 million restoration and an updated sense of place. It has 185 rooms, including a two-bedroom penthouse, sweeping staircases and all the cocktail bars and restaurants you’d hope for. towers over Waverley Station and Princes Street with a clock tower that’s deliberately kept three minutes fast to help people catch their trains .
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