Originally known as the Marine Hotel. Series of plans, perspectives and elevations held in V&A.
Gothic-revival style, 7 bay house of 2 storeys and attic.
Constructed of random hammer dressed limestone under asbestos slate roof with wide boarded eaves.

Listed because of its important place in the work of John Pollard Seddon - a good example of a purpose built Victorian hotel.
(KAA 15/08/2003)