There’s something I find very romantic about railway hotels. Maybe it’s because they belong to an era when travel felt more glamorous – when journeys weren’t just about getting somewhere quickly, but about the anticipation built around them. Transport took longer and holidays were rarer, so I imagine they felt even more sacred. The journey itself was part of the event.
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