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- The hotel was completed in 1840 by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, to a design by R. S. Pope.
- It was intended to provide accommodation to transatlantic travellers before embarking on the onward stage of their journey. It ceased to be a hotel in 1855 and was converted to use as a Turkish baths.
- Most of the building was demolished to make way for Brunel House in the late 1970s, although part of the façade was retained and has a Grade II listing.
- This is a four storey structure built of Limestone.
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