Fictional hotel notepads: Fawlty Towers spo-default Written by: Richard Hutt

Written by: Richard Hutt

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Fictional hotel notepads: Fawlty Towers spo-default Written by: Richard HuttThese small, functional notepads are just the sort of thing you find by the telephone in most lodgings. The difference is that these are places you can never go they exist only on screen. Inspired by the TV show Fawlty Towers, should you have the misfortune to spend a night at 16 Elwood Avenue, this is the notepad youd find on the bedside table. Made to Sybils exacting specifications and placed there by Polly or the hapless Manuel. Use it to draft