In the novel At Bertram's Hotel, Bertram's Hotel is an Edwardian hotel on Pond Street in London's West End, with a history dating back to the 1840s. Jane Marple visited the hotel both in her youth and much later in life. Nothing appeared to have changed, which puzzled Miss Marple.
It turns out that the hotel had turned into a front for criminal activities.
Guests
- Lady Berry
- Elvira Blake - Room No. 29
- Mrs Carpenter - Room No. 28
- The Dean of Chislehampton
- Selina Hazy
- Sybil Kerr
- Cicely Longhurst
- Ludgrove
- Derek Luscombe - Room No. 14
- Jane Marple
- The Bishop of Medmenham
- Canon Pennyfather - Room No. 19
- Mrs Posselthwaite
- Bess Sedgwick
Staff
- Mr Humfries - Manager
- Miss Gorringe - Receptionist
- Micky Gorman - Commissionaire
- Parfitt - Former commissionaire
- Henry - Master of the afternoon tea
- Rose Sheldon - Chambermaid
Agatha Christie's Marple
Bertram's Hotel is an Edwardian hotel on Pond Street in London's West End, with a history dating back to the 1840s. Jane Marple visited the hotel both in her youth and much later in life. Nothing appeared to have changed, which puzzled Miss Marple.
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It was revealed that the hotel had turned into a front for smuggling Nazi war criminals.
Guests
- Miss Marple
- Elvira Blake
- Brigit Milford
- Canon Pennyfather
- Ladislaus Malinowski
- Jack and Joel Britten
- Lady Selina Hazy
- Louis Armstrong
- Bess Sedgwick
- Mr Mutti
Staff
- Mr Humfries - Manager
- Mickey Gorman - Commissionaire
- Jane Cooper - Maid
- Tilly Rice - Maid
