The pick of Europe's art deco hotels

Burgh Island Hotel, Devon This art deco gem was built in 1929 and has been restored to recapture its 1930s heyday. Look out for retro radios, authentic furniture, original pictures, news clippings and archive photographs. • Bigbury-on-Sea, Devon (01548 810514, burghisland.com ). Doubles from £360, including breakfast and dinner Hotel Martinez, Cannes Hollywood stars flock to the Hotel Martinez during the film festival each year. It is an unmistakable white, seven-storey art deco building right on the Croisette, and is said to house the most expensive suite in the world. • 73 La Croisette, 06400 Cannes, France (+33 492 987300, hotel-martinez.com ). Doubles from £130 Hotel Britania, Lisbon The Britania was built in the 1940s by Portuguese architect Cassiano Branco, and is the only hotel to survive the turbulence of the Estado Novo era. The bar features original wall paintings, cork floor and furnishings, and the hotel even has a vintage barbershop. • Rua Rodrigues Sampaio 17, 1150-278 Lisbon, Portugal (+351 213 155016, heritage.pt ). Doubles from £114 Art Deco Imperial Hotel, Prague This listed monument was built in 1913-14 and restored in 2005-07, and features an art deco exterior and late‑art nouveau interior. The imposing entrance hall and restaurant boast original tiled walls, mosaic ceilings, decorative pillars and a grand marble staircase. • Na Porici 15, 11000 Prague 1, Czech Republic, (+420 246 011600, hotel-imperial.cz ). Doubles from £96