People who like people

In People Who Like People, Robert Feld takes readers on a journey through a lifetime in the hospitality industry, from growing up in a family-run seafront hotel in Brighton to becoming the CEO of a major hotel group. His experiences span decades of change, from the golden age of British seaside resorts to the corporate challenges of running multiple properties across the country.

With wit and warmth, Robert shares anecdotes from his fascinating career—hosting famous guests like Tommy Cooper and Margaret Thatcher, navigating industry challenges, and even witnessing some of the most memorable moments in British history. His story isn’t just about hotels; it’s about people—those who serve and those who are served.

Beyond hospitality, Robert also reflects on personal struggles, including surviving a life-altering stroke and adapting to a new way of living. Through it all, his passion for storytelling and deep appreciation for human connection shine through.

This book is a must-read for anyone who loves engaging memoirs, behind-the-scenes stories of hotels and travel, and reflections on resilience in the face of change. Whether you’re in the industry or simply enjoy a good story, People Who Like People is a captivating and heartfelt read.