Latest Statement From the Hard Day's Night Hotel:
Fire at the Hard Day's Night Hotel on February 14 c. Donna Jackson |
Blakes Restaurant, Bar Four and our Lounge will continue to
operate as normal as well as our function rooms located on the ground floor.
General Manager Mike Dewey said: "We have been overwhelmed
with the support that we have received - not just from those in the city, but
from all over the world. I would also like to thank all of the team here at the
hotel for their hard work and commitment since last Thursday's incident as they
have continued to exceed our guests' expectations by holding a number of
functions and events, including a wedding, in the past few days."
The Fire Service attempting to bring the blaze under control. c. Mark Ashworth |
In addition to the latest official statement from the hotel management team, we heard some good news when we were at the hotel today. News of the damage caused by the fire has varied widely in the various reports, and while it is true that the fire caused extensive damage in the McCartney Suite on the 5th floor, and that the Lennon Suite (immediately beneath the McCartney suite on the 4th floor) suffered quite severely from water damage, neither was completely destroyed as some reports have claimed. Indeed, we were told that the suit of armour from the McCartney Suite, and the white piano from the Lennon Suite, were saved. In addition, most of Shannon's beautiful paintings, even some of those within the suites, seem to have suffered no serious or irreparable effects from the fire.
The staff have been working around the clock to ensure that the hotel continues to serve its guests to the very highest standards, even within the constraints imposed by the fire's aftermath. Their response and attitude further reflects the high standards and commitment to customer service that makes staying at the hotel so very special.
We at the BBFC eagerly await the day when the hotel is able to re-open fully, and we would like to express our thanks and support to everyone at the hotel at this difficult and exacting time.
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