36 hotels on this page
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The Bull Hotel
A Grade II listed coaching inn with roots reaching back to 1535.
The Bulldog Hotel
Preserved canal-front townhouses housing Amsterdam's foundational 1970s countercultural hospitality brand.
The Bungalows by Homestead Modern
Historic 1960 modernist housing set across Edwin Dingle's landmark 1941 spiritual retreat campus.
The Byron Dubrovnik
Seventeenth-century Old Town townhouse held by one local family for eighty years.
The Carolina Inn, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel
A 1924 Colonial Revival landmark with a portico modeled after Mount Vernon.
The Cellars-Hohenort
A restored seventeenth-century estate with Cape Dutch gables and original winery cellars.
The Central Station Memphis, Curio Collection by Hilton
A 1914 Beaux-Arts passenger terminal with an active Amtrak rail platform downstairs.
The Charlotte Inn
An 1864 Edgartown whaling captain residence preserved with period English antiques, manicured gardens, and original oil paintings.
The Charmant Hotel
An 1898 candy factory converted with restored timber beams and original maple floors.
The Chelsea Townhouse
Restored Victorian Queen Anne red-brick townhouses preserving original marble fireplaces, sweeping staircases, and ornate crown mouldings.
The Chemists Club Hotel
Original 1911 Beaux-Arts details include ribbed groin vaults, Corinthian plasterwork, and historic alchemical stained-glass windows.
The Chesterfield Mayfair
Three interconnected 18th-century Georgian townhouses preserve period proportions, wood-paneled walls, and antique portraits.
The Chloe
An 1891 Victorian mansion preserving original plaster mouldings and historic front porch tiles.
The Chloe Nashville
Two 1920s Craftsman bungalows that once housed recording studios for Bob Dylan.
The Citizen Hotel, Autograph Collection
Architect George Sellon designed this 1925 Beaux-Arts skyscraper with restored lobby plasterwork.
The Clermont London, Charing Cross Hotel
Edward Middleton Barry's 1865 Grade II listed Franco-Italianate railway hotel presiding over Charing Cross station.
The Clift Royal Sonesta San Francisco
Preserved original redwood woodwork and an etched glass bar anchor the 1933 lounge.
The Close Hotel
A Grade II listed sixteenth-century townhouse retaining mullioned windows and gently uneven floors.
The Cloud One Hotel Salzburg
Original 1874 Neo-Renaissance palace detailing, with restored Corinthian capitals and stucco vestibules.
The Cloud One Hotel Wien-Staatsoper
Restored coffered ceilings and entryway columns line the historic Palais Wehli vestibule.
The Clyde Hotel Portland
A 1912 brick landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Coco
An 1892 Victorian whaling captain's residence with original crown moldings and built-in nooks.
The Coleridge
Seventeenth-century townhouse dating to Valletta’s early construction under the Knights of St John.
The College Green Hotel Dublin, Autograph Collection
Three Victorian bank buildings preserving original vaults and an ornate neoclassical banking hall.
The College Hotel Amsterdam
Original 1895 brick neo-Renaissance architecture houses guest rooms set within preserved former school classrooms.
The Colony Palms Hotel and Bungalows
Built in 1936 as a mobster-owned speakeasy and refuge for Hollywood stars visiting the desert.
The Convent Hotel
A restored 1922 Spanish Mission nunnery showcasing original stucco arches, weathered plaster, and wide halls.
The Cottages at Cabot Cove
Preserved 1930 motor court cottages that once welcomed road-tripping vacationers along the cove.
The Crown and Castle
A listed nineteenth-century inn standing beside the twelfth-century Norman castle keep.
The Crown Boutique Hotel and SPA
A restored 1918 neoclassical residence once home to King Zog's royal sister.
The Crown Inn, Old Amersham
An Elizabethan coaching inn preserving exposed timber beams and a 1550 wall painting.
The Crown London Hotel, Cricklewood (North West London), WorldHotels Distinctive
Grade II-listed 1899 Victorian tavern architecture featuring ornate plaster ceilings, working fireplaces, and stained glass detailing.
The Culpeper
A restored 19th-century Victorian public house, originally The Princess Alice, with arched windows and curved bar.
The Dagny Boston
Boston's first Art Deco skyscraper retains ornate ceilings and a goldleaf Atlas mural.
The Davenport Hotel
An 1863 neoclassical preaching hall facade that survived fire to front the hotel.
