Grand Hotel is a classic novel written by Vicki Baum in 1929. The story takes place in a luxurious hotel in Berlin, where the lives of various guests and staff intertwine over the course of a weekend.
The novel follows the lives of several characters, including a fading ballerina, a young stenographer, a businessman, a thief, and a terminally ill bookkeeper. As their paths cross and their secrets are revealed, drama, romance, and intrigue unfold within the walls of the Grand Hotel.
Through the interactions of the characters, the novel explores themes of class, wealth, love, and mortality. Each character's story is a piece of the larger puzzle, creating a rich tapestry of human experience.
Grand Hotel has been adapted into various forms, including a successful play and a classic film. Its enduring popularity is a testament to its timeless portrayal of the complexities of human nature.