Hotel Babylon

<p><b>Imogen Edwards-Jones</b> is the co-author of the bestselling <i>Hotel Babylon </i><i>Air Babylon</i> and <i>Fashion Babylon </i>as well as author of <i>The Stork Club</i> and <i>The Taming of Eagles</i>. Her fiction includes <i>My Canap</i><i>é</i> <i>Hell Shagpile The Wendy House</i> and <i>Tuscany for Beginners</i>. Her new book <i>Beach Babylon</i> is now available from Bantam Press. Imogen lives in west London with her husband and their baby daughter. <br><br><b>Anonymous </b>is the manager of a luxurious central London hotel.</p> <p>'Something strange occurs to guests as soon as they check in. Even if in real life they are perfectly well-mannered decent people with proper balanced relationships as soon as they spin through the revolving hotel doors the normal rules of behaviour no longer seem to apply.'<br><br>All of the following is true.Only the names have been changed to protect the guilty. All the anecdotes the stories the characters the situations the highs the lows the scams the drugs the misery the love the death and the insanity are exactly as was told by Anonymous - someone who has spent his whole career working in hotels at the heart of London's luxury hotel industry. However for legal reasons the stories now take place in a fictitious hotel known as Hotel Babylon. More than a decade is compressed into a day. Everything else is as it should be. The rich spend money the hotel makes money and the chambermaids still fight the bellboys over a two-pound coin.It's just another twenty-four hours in an expensive London hotel.</p> Informative disgusting and utterly fascinating Reading <i>Hotel Babylon</i> is like mainlining Popbitch A 5-Star read. Imogen Edwards-Jones takes readers on a brilliant romp that's just as luxurious as the presidential suite and definitely a whole lot funnier Makes shock revelation after shock revelation Fascinating <p>'Something strange occurs to guests as soon as they check in. Even if in real life they are perfectly well-mannered decent people with proper balanced relationships as soon as they spin through the revolving hotel doors the normal rules of behaviour no longer seem to apply.'<br><br>All of the following is true.Only the names have been changed to protect the guilty. All the anecdotes the stories the characters the situations the highs the lows the scams the drugs the misery the love the death and the insanity are exactly as was told by Anonymous - someone who has spent his whole career working in hotels at the heart of London's luxury hotel industry. However for legal reasons the stories now take place in a fictitious hotel known as Hotel Babylon. More than a decade is compressed into a day. Everything else is as it should be. The rich spend money the hotel makes money and the chambermaids still fight the bellboys over a two-pound coin.It's just another twenty-four hours in an expensive London hotel.</p>