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A new factual series where each episode will look at an iconic hotel and how these hotels have lasted the test of time.
2026
A behind-the-scenes history of the hotel which opened on Park Lane in 1929.

Exploring the history of the Knightsbridge hotel, from its controversial beginnings to its evolution into one of London's most prestigious hotels in the heart of Knightsbridge. Featuring royal connections, famous guests and two devastating fires, the programme reveals the drama, disaster and intrigue behind this landmark.

A look at the history of the California hotel, which began as a rural retreat in 1912 and became the luxurious epicentre of global fame the growth of the film industry in Hollywood, with stars including Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton building houses near the hotel, transforming it into the ultimate celebrity playground.
Cameras focus on one of the Big Apple's most prestigious hostelries, which was built in 1907 and remains one of the most expensive hotels in the city's history, costing the equivalent of half a billion dollars to build. It had all the mod cons, including 17,000 electric lights and an air-conditioned room especially for ladies' fur coats. Today, there are 102 luxury suites, which can set guests back up to £30,000 a night.
2025

A peek inside London's Savoy, revealing the secrets beyond the lobby of this world-famous hotel, where guests included everyone from Churchill to Princess Diana.

Uncovering the history and the secrets of a hotel, where the likes of The Rolling Stones to Queen Elizabeth have received five-star service, and where a single night in one of its palatial suites can cost £12k.

The fascinating history of The Dorchester Hotel on London's Park Lane. One of the most opulent hotels in the world, its guests include The Beatles, Elizabeth Taylor and Prince Philip.

Claridge's Hotel has hosted royalty, stars, and scandal for over 200 years. From Queen Victoria to Scarlett Johansson, we explore its rich history, lavish rooms, and unforgettable stories.