The Ashcroft Room
Street-facing, first floor. Curtains to remain closed after sundown per management instruction dated Sept 1983.
Rate: £89 per nightHidden deep within the ancient woodland of the English countryside, Black Hollow Hotel has long offered weary travellers a place of quiet comfort, far from the noise of the outside world. Surrounded by towering pines, winding country lanes, and grounds untouched by the passing of time, our establishment promises a stay unlike any other.
Book a RoomReservation applications are accepted. Admission is not guaranteed.
Street-facing, first floor. Curtains to remain closed after sundown per management instruction dated Sept 1983.
Rate: £89 per nightTwo adjoining rooms on the second floor. The connecting door between them is sealed. Guests are not to attempt to open it.
Rate: £149 per nightAbsent from the public-facing room list. Available by prior arrangement only. Current status: occupied.
Rate: £199 per nightOn 31 October 1987, a fire was reported in the west wing of Black Hollow Hotel. The fire was described by attending officers as contained. No cause was formally identified. No injuries were reported. No bodies were recovered.
At the time of closure, thirteen guests were registered in residence. Checkout records for each of these guests are absent from the ledger. Their invoices have not been settled. Their keys have not been returned.
The hotel has not reopened. Its administrative records, however, continue to be updated. The responsible party has not been identified.