Britain's Hotel Murders - Season 1

A cold winter night in Blackpool turns into a nightmare when emergency services respond to a small fire in an alleyway behind the Grafton House Hotel and find a badly burnt body. As investigators attempt to piece together what happened, a missing person report comes in for 16-year-old Sasha Marsden, who had not returned home from what was supposed to be her first day at a new part-time job. The connection between the two cases is made chillingly fast, and what unfolds is one of the most brutal hotel murders in British history.

In 2018, a night of celebration ended in horror when 21-year-old Hayden Fitzpatrick plunges from the fifth floor of a Manchester hotel. Moments earlier, the young man had smashed a window with a fire extinguisher before taking his fatal leap. But what transpired inside room 130 that led to such a violent end?

The body of 39-year-old Gareth is discovered in a hotel room. He had been brutally bludgeoned to death with a fire extinguisher while he slept - and the prime suspect was his own partner.

In 2018, a night of celebration ends in horror as 21-year-old Hayden Fitzpatrick plunges from the fifth floor of a Manchester hotel. What transpired inside room 130 that led to such a violent end?

In an opulent five-star suite in Paris, a high-flying romance ends in brutal tragedy. British businessman Ian Griffin and his millionaire girlfriend Kinga Legg check in, but only one of them would ever leave.

The luxurious La Palma au Lac hotel in Switzerland was the scene of a shocking crime when staff found the body of heiress Anna Reed. The disturbing details surrounding her death quickly pointed to foul play.

The lifeless body of 20-year-old Panashe Bako lay in the corridor of a Birmingham hotel but despite the efforts of paramedics, Bako was pronounced dead at the hospital. What led to his tragic demise?

In a Harrogate hotel, staff find Chenise Gregory has been brutally stabbed, while her boyfriend Michael McGibbon is lifeless. A tragic murder-suicide has played out, leaving more questions than answers.