title: Hotels of Character and Charm in Paris
author: Tatiana De Beaumont
description: Previously published by Fodor's (and called "Fodor's Rivages"), this series originated in Europe and has long been respected as one of the best of its kind. Fodor's has not published these guides since 1998, and those editions are now out of print. Travelers will be pleased to see the return of these newly revised and updated guides to European locations. They continue the tradition of the previous guides, each book containing detailed color maps and a listing of accommodations by area. Each guide lists hotels or bed and breakfasts by geographical area and includes a color photograph, the address and phone number, a star rating, amenities, price in the national monetary unit and the Euro, and a brief paragraph describing the property. These excellent guides to accommodations in Europe are highly recommended for all libraries. Sandy Knowles, Henderson Cty. P.L., NC <br />Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.
zlib_text: Step behind the hotel room doors of The Chatsfield, London…
  1921, London
  The first time the doors open on London’s newest hotel – The Chatsfield -
  disillusioned soldier Justin York expects to be bored by the wealth and
  glamour on display. Instead he’s entranced by the star of the show – socialite
  Miss Vera Milton-Kerr… Vera’s felt nothing but ice in her veins since The
  Great War, but Justin’s dark-eyed gaze has her burning up!
  With a key to The Chatsfield’s legendary Dream Suite, he offers her one
  night only… Resisting their chemistry is impossible, but hoping for more
  than one frenzied night is Vera’s biggest risk of all!
  
  The Couple in the Dream Suite
  Marguerite Kaye
  
  Historical Note
  As far as I know, there’s never been a gossip columnist called Cordelia
  Confidential, but the 1920s did see the beginnings of this feature in the main
  popular newspapers, and I based mine on an excerpt from the Daily Mail
  published around about the same time. Some of the party goers Cordelia
  mentions in 