In 1946, the hotel had suffered a disastrous fire, killing 119 people.

Almost every hotel suffered broken windows, smashed signs and fallen glass walls.

The drawback is that some hotels - including those below - suffer from aircraft noise.

Although the hotel did not suffer major structural damage, two-thirds of its glass front was broken or damaged beyond repair.

One might say that over the last three decades the hotel has suffered from capitalist neglect.

The hotel suffered a serious fire in 1975 that claimed the lives of two people.

The hotel suffered a serious fire in 1975.

Nevertheless, by 1877 the hotel had suffered a drop in business.

The new hotel suffered a similar fate as the Warner House and was destroyed by a fire in the 1940s.

The hotel suffered considerable damage to rooms and public areas during the seven-month occupation.