from Auntie-Nanuuq

Bertram's Hotel is the paragon of good taste & times gone by. At Bertram's Hotel all is "perfect" and the clientele is of the most upper class. At Bertram's Hotel one can satisfy their memories and their need for nostalgia. At Bertram's Hotel many people are recognized as friends from days past, ...

from DeltaQueen50

A quiet select hotel with an excellent Mayfair location, Bertram's Hotel has been in business for many years. It's like a small slice of Edwardian London and it's appeal is growing among American tourists as well as the older clientele that it has been serving for generations. Offering the perfec...

from MickyFine

Miss Marple is on vacation for two weeks in London and staying at the quietly posh Bertram's Hotel, which has the most impressive knack of conjuring up the bygone Edwardian era. But all at the hotel is not what it seems... Not the strongest of the Miss Marple mysteries but the novel is still thor...

from Jiraiya

I enjoyed this particular story very much. Not the most imaginative beginning to a review but that's the first thing I wanted to say! Gone here, are the orderly presentations of suspects. Mrs Agatha Christie here departs from her usual structure-although the style is as sterling as ever- and I ca...

from smik

I have seen the TV versions of the novel several times and in fact did wonder whether it was worth my while reading the book, it being next in my list for the Agatha Christie Reading Challenge. I hadn't realised how much the story had been modified for television, with characters left out, and ot...