‘Welcome to the Hope Street Hotel – where you check in married, and check out single.’
Two years ago Chloe Townsend was dumped at the altar and had to leave behind everything that mattered to her.
In one single weekend, Chloe’s team promises to take care of everything – legal, technical, emotional – and guests check out carefree and single.
The idea of being able to check into a hotel married and then check out as single, having gone through the whole divorce process during your stay, was a plot I’ve never come across before and it was an interesting one.
You might say that the fact that she now runs a divorce hotel is proof that she is bitter and angry, but instead of lording the looming divorce over the heads of the couples at the hotel, she does her best to make the experience as pleasant as it can be, no matter if the couples end up divorced or not.
