36 hotels on this page
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The Manse
A relocated 1910 colonial minister's homestead originally situated on the historic Maraekakaho sheep station.
The Maritime Hotel
Albert Ledner's 1966 National Maritime Union headquarters endures through its scalloped white facade and porthole architecture.
The Marker Union Square San Francisco
A 1910 Beaux-Arts shell preserves ornate exterior arcades and a classic mansard roof.
The Marlborough Boutique Hotel & Vineyard
A relocated 1901 Sisters of Mercy convent sits beside a 1911 timber chapel.
The Marlton Hotel
A 1900 brick building where Jack Kerouac penned novellas and Beat Generation figures lived in the Village.
The Masseria Cervarolo
A restored sixteenth-century fortified farmhouse centered around conical trulli and a 1798 chapel.
The May Fair Hotel
Inaugurated in 1927 by King George V, featuring the historic two-hundred-seat May Fair Theatre screening room.
The Mayfair Townhouse
Fifteen interconnected Georgian townhouses dating from 1730, including seven Grade II listed buildings on Half Moon Street.
The Merchant Baku
An 1858 stone landmark once housing the Caspian Shipping Company headquarters.
The Met Hotel Leeds
A Grade II-listed Victorian landmark crowned with an 1860s salvaged cloth hall cupola.
THE MIDLAND HOTEL, Chicago, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
A 1928 Italian Renaissance Revival landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Milestone Hotel & Residences
Grade II listed 1884 Victorian townhouses featuring a preserved nineteenth-century private chapel and original converted stables.
The Modernist Thessaloniki
A restored 1920s Alexander Tzonis building preserves original encaustic floor tiles and classic high ceiling cornices.
The Montague on the Gardens
Seven interconnected Grade II listed 1806 Georgian townhouses fronting Bloomsbury opposite the British Museum.
The Montauk Beach House
A 1950s motel conversion retaining its landmark roadside tiki statue to greet arrivals.
The Montenotte Hotel, an SLH Hotel
An 1820s Georgian merchant residence with restored multi-tiered Victorian gardens and curated outdoor sculpture exhibitions.
The Moore
The 1920s neoclassical furniture showroom retains its preserved four-storey interior arcade and facade.
The Motley Hotel Melbourne
Restored Federation terrace facades preserve the 19th-century workshop site of costumier Mary Parker.
The Murray, Hong Kong
A conserved 1969 municipal headquarters anchored around a protected century-old cassia tree.
The Mustang Blu
A nineteenth-century flatiron former bank building preserving raw masonry walls, iron spiral staircases, and wooden shutters.
The Nantucket Hotel & Resort
An 1891 Shingle-style grand hotel restored with its signature octagonal corner tower.
The Ned NoMad
A preserved 1903 Beaux-Arts limestone building featuring an original rooftop copper cupola and historic architectural details.
The Neela Boutique Hotel Stone Town
A restored nineteenth-century coral-stone building, once home to the Ministry of Education.
The Nevada Hotel
A 1951 seaside motor lodge modeled after the flybridge of a naval battleship.
The Newbury Boston
A 1927 neoclassical landmark that debuted as the first American Ritz-Carlton.
The Nikolai Hotel Hamburg - Leonardo Limited Edition
A listed early-twentieth-century brick Kontorhaus preserved directly on the historic Nikolaifleet canal in Hamburg's Altstadt.
The Nile Ritz-Carlton, Cairo
The 1959 Nile Hilton shell, a modernist landmark that once hosted Elizabeth Taylor and Frank Sinatra.
The Nines, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Portland
The 1909 terra-cotta Meier and Frank department store where Clark Gable once worked.
The Nobleman
A restored 1663 canal house preserving original seventeenth-century marble floors laid by merchant Isaac Foucquier.
The Notary
A restored nineteenth-century notary residence along a medieval canal, retaining period architecture and a historic walled garden.
The Nox Hotel Utrecht
A seventeenth-century national monument that once served as a nineteenth-century gentlemen's society.
The Old Inn, Crawfordsburn
A thatched seventeenth-century coaching inn where author C.S. Lewis honeymooned in 1958.
The Old Manse of Blair
An 1828 Georgian stone manse and former railway quarters on a ten-acre estate.
The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery
An 1854 coffee warehouse preserves original brick and timber from its portside past.
The Old Quay House Hotel
An 1889 Victorian seamen's mission and sailors' refuge built onto the harbour wall.
