Seaside Hotel Season 10: Everything You Need to Know

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A brief profile of Seaside Hotel

Genre	Drama, Comedy
Country of origin	Denmark
Original language	Danish
No. of seasons	9
No. of episodes	55
Original release	Network TV 2
Release	2013 – present

If you ever found yourself addicted to the enthralling Danish sitcom-drama Seaside Hotel, then this article is for you. Aired on TV 2 in 2013, this show that takes place in the 1920s has received great reviews from its audience because of its impressive camera work, fascinating characters, and wittiness.

The Overview of Seaside Hotel

The drama-comedy ‘Seaside Hotel’ (Badehotellet in Danish) is an incredible series that will take you back to the beach hotel located in Skagerrak just south of Skagen. The show is a mixture of humour and tragedy taking place in an old-fashioned Danish seaside hotel at Skagerrak, located just below Skagen.

The series has run from 2013 till now and outlines the lives of guests or even workers starting from 1928 up to the end of the 1940s. Treat every season as a summer holiday in a hotel that spans from 1928-1932 before plunging into 1939-1945. It is a historical journey on TV with lovely narratives, funky people and flashes of some important moments in time.

What Can We Expect from Seaside Hotel Season 10?

Seaside Hotel Season 10 is likely to go deeper into the development of character in its descriptions, explaining hidden truths and sorting out past puzzles that have not yet been untied. For those who are true fans or for starters, too, there will be a lot of surprises with the summer’s warmth and unexpected twists.

Seaside Hotel Season 10 Cast Might Look this:

Amalie Dollerup as Amanda Berggren
Lars Ranthe as Grosserer Georg Madsen
Anne Louise Hassing as Therese Madsen
Jens Jacob Tychsen as Edward Weyse
Merete Mærkedahl as Otilia
Ulla Vejby as Edith Marie Jensen
Anette Støvelbæk as Alice Frigh
Birthe Neumann as Olga Fjeldsø
Bodil Jørgensen as Molly Andersen
Cecilie Stenspil as Helene Aurland
Mads Wille as Grev Ditmar