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The Old School Guesthouse
Restored desks and framed vintage classroom letters commemorate the 1949 village schoolhouse.
The Oliver Hotel Knoxville, by Oliver
The 1876 bakery building with original high ceilings and preserved architectural moldings.
The Omni King Edward Hotel
A 1903 Edwardian Baroque landmark with restored plasterwork in the historic Crystal Ballroom.
The One Monumental Palace
A 1923 Neoclassical landmark preserving the storied shell of historic Café Monumental.
The Orange Pub & Boutique Hotel Belgravia
A Grade II-listed circa-1800 brewery featuring original brickwork vaults, classic sash windows, and restored open fireplaces.
The Orangery at the Powder Mills Hotel
A Grade II-listed Georgian mansion built in 1794 for gunpowder mill proprietors.
The Other House Covent Garden
Seven historic Wellington Street buildings, including four listed structures and an old rectory, unified into one complex.
The Other House South Kensington
Eleven interconnected Victorian townhouses combined along a residential street, retaining their historic facade and proportions.
The Oyster Box Hotel
An 1863 coastal beacon expanded into a grand mid-century seaside hotel overlooking the Umhlanga Lighthouse.
The Painted Lady
An 1895 sandstone brick building once home to madam and nurse Louise Wooster.
The Pearl Hotel
Local architect Robert Platt's 1959 midcentury motor lodge preserves its original oyster-shaped pool.
The Peat Inn Restaurant with Rooms
An eighteenth-century whitewashed coaching inn that gave the surrounding village its name.
The Pelham
Interconnected Victorian townhouses retaining original sash windows, high ceilings, traditional wood panelling, and a vintage lift.
The Peninsula New York
A landmark 1905 Beaux-Arts building designed by Hiss and Weekes with an ornate limestone and granite facade.
The Peregrine Omaha Downtown, Curio Collection by Hilton
A 1912 Renaissance Revival landmark, once known as the Saunders-Kennedy Building.
The Pergola Boutique Hotel
Hand-painted Sant'Anna tilework and original stone floors inside a preserved 1925 family chalet.
The Pig
A seventeenth-century limestone hunting lodge set amid ancient New Forest woodland with converted brick outbuildings.
The Pig-in the Wall
Grade II listed Georgian townhouse physically built into Southampton's thirteenth-century medieval defensive walls.
The Pilgrm Hotel
Four restored Victorian townhouses showcasing an original central mahogany staircase and intricately restored iron balustrades.
The Pilot, Greenwich
An 1801 Georgian landmark on the peninsula, originally established for local East Greenwich tidal mill workers.
The Pinch Charleston
Restored 1840s Victorian structures and the 1796 Lequeux-Williams House surround a cobblestone courtyard.
The Pink Palm Hotel
Six restored 1840s hillside buildings that once hosted mid-century writers as Smith's Fancy.
The Plymouth South Beach
A 1940 Streamline Moderne corner building preserved with cantilevered window eyebrows.
The Porter House Hotel Sydney
A restored 1876 Victorian warehouse once housing tobacco and leather merchants anchors five levels of dining.
The Portobello Hotel
Mid-Victorian stucco townhouses on Stanley Gardens, rooted in West London's rock-and-roll folklore since the 1970s.
The Press Hotel
The 1923 headquarters and printing plant of Maine's largest daily newspaper.
The Prince Hotel
A 1937 Streamline Moderne landmark with a storied countercultural and live music history.
The Prospect Hollywood
Restored 1939 Hollywood Regency architecture preserved with the Hollywood Heritage Historic Society.
The Publishing House Bed and Breakfast
A 1909 Free Methodist printing house preserved with original maple floors and brickwork.
The Queensberry Hotel
Four Grade II listed 1770 Georgian townhouses by John Wood the Younger preserve ornate plasterwork and fireplaces.
The Quoin Hotel
Frank Furness designed this 1885 banking house, retaining original arched windows throughout.
The Radical Asheville, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
A restored 1920s industrial cereal warehouse retaining original structural concrete pillars, steel beams, and weathered masonry.
The Ranch Hudson Valley
A 1904 Gothic stone estate built for the daughter of financier J.P. Morgan.
The Randolph Hotel Oxford, a Graduate by Hilton
An 1866 Victorian Gothic landmark by William Wilkinson, designated Grade II listed.
