Grève de Lecq Hotel

Greve de Lecq Hotel

Perhaps not quite as famous as Pooley's Grand Pavilion Hotel, which stood across the road, Greve de Lecq Hotel was nevertheless a very popular establishment in the late 19th century and into the 20th, both as a hotel and for its restaurant

A photograph by J Lacolley, who was in business in Bath Street from 1877 to 1879, showing Greve de Lecq Hotel

The hotel viewed from the opposite direction

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  Picture by Albert Smith from 1891
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  1883-1884
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  Racing Stable Bar
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  Jerripedia does not always include accents on French words, English keyboards and the web itself not being particularly accent-friendly, but when we do, we make every effort to use the right ones. Unlike the sign writer who managed to surmount the 'e' in Greve de Lecq with a circumflex (ê), rather than a grave (è) accent. Strictly speaking there is no need for an accent on the hotel sign because the French rule is not to use accents on capital letters
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  1933
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  1972 advert
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  1970 advert
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  1859 advert
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  1881 advert
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  1905 advert

An 1880 photograph by William Slater