The Dudoc Hotel (Foulkes Village): Difference between revisions
m (fixing wikilink) |
|||
| Line 25: | Line 25: | ||
However, the inherent sleepiness of the Village was barely affected by its incorporation into the city of Malton, even after 150 years. Despite its pre-outbreak gentrification and the influx of young urbanites, the area never attracted the business clientele and gastro-tourists the Dudoc desperately needed. With over a thousand beds, five restaurants (with several Michelin stars between them) and a massive spa complex, all topped by a heliport (not just a helipad - how 80s!) - the Dudoc collapsed into bankruptcy as rapidly as a souffle in a chill wind. | However, the inherent sleepiness of the Village was barely affected by its incorporation into the city of Malton, even after 150 years. Despite its pre-outbreak gentrification and the influx of young urbanites, the area never attracted the business clientele and gastro-tourists the Dudoc desperately needed. With over a thousand beds, five restaurants (with several Michelin stars between them) and a massive spa complex, all topped by a heliport (not just a helipad - how 80s!) - the Dudoc collapsed into bankruptcy as rapidly as a souffle in a chill wind. | ||
Post-outbreak, from 13.10.08 the Dudoc was the official entry point of [ | Post-outbreak, from 13.10.08 the Dudoc was the official entry point of [[People's Republic of DB]]. | ||
===Barricade Policy=== | ===Barricade Policy=== | ||
Revision as of 01:48, 2 December 2009
| The Dudoc Hotel
Foulkes Village [3, 86]
Basic Info:
|
|
|
The Dudoc Hotel |
The Dudoc Hotel (Foulkes Village)
Description
The Dudoc Hotel is a gargantuan hypermodern hotel, now prematurely decayed.
History
Conveniently located between Foulkes Village's museums, a short walk away from historic St Aelred's Church and the Potter Monument, and between two of Malton's finest hospitals, it seemed the 8-star Dudoc Hotel was bound to succeed. Indeed, it was intended to be a high-profile destination in its own right, tapping into the much-vaunted Foulkes Village renaissance. Designed, built and managed by M. Philippe Dudoc, it was to be the centrepiece of his Cosmopole hotel chain.
However, the inherent sleepiness of the Village was barely affected by its incorporation into the city of Malton, even after 150 years. Despite its pre-outbreak gentrification and the influx of young urbanites, the area never attracted the business clientele and gastro-tourists the Dudoc desperately needed. With over a thousand beds, five restaurants (with several Michelin stars between them) and a massive spa complex, all topped by a heliport (not just a helipad - how 80s!) - the Dudoc collapsed into bankruptcy as rapidly as a souffle in a chill wind.
Post-outbreak, from 13.10.08 the Dudoc was the official entry point of People's Republic of DB.
Barricade Policy
VSB++, as any EP.
Current Status
Still bankrupt.
|
This page, The Dudoc Hotel (Foulkes Village), is a locations stub. Please help us to improve the wiki by contributing to this page. Be sure the following information is added to the page: coordinates, suburb, 9 block map (or 16 block map for large buildings), description, barricading policy, and history. Please refer to the Location Style Guide. |
