36 hotels on this page
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The Rebello
Preserved nineteenth-century granite facades along the Douro riverbank, once used for port wine storage and cookware manufacturing.
The Rembrandt Hotel
A 1911 Edwardian building originally constructed as luxury apartments for Harrods, retaining period paneling and fireplaces.
The Resident Covent Garden
A converted 1907 Edwardian Free Baroque building clad in Portland stone on Bedford Street.
The Retreat Hotel, Elcot Park
An 18th-century Grade II-listed country house once home to poet Percy Bysshe Shelley.
The Riad Tarifa
A seventeenth-century residence where restoration uncovered original baroque facade frescoes beneath limewash.
The Richard
An 1851 Greek Revival whaling captain's home with classic white clapboard frontage.
The Richland
Restored 1906 Craftsman residence in Old Towne Orange with preserved bay windows.
The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach
Morris Lapidus designed this 1953 oceanfront landmark, originally the DiLido Hotel.
The Robertson Small Boutique Hotel
A 1909 Victorian manor house and national monument with original wrought-iron verandahs.
The Robey
A restored 1929 Art Deco limestone skyscraper paired with a 1905 industrial warehouse.
The Roseate Edinburgh
Two 1860s West End villas retain their crowstepped gables and carved stone gatepiers.
The Roseate Reading
The 1911 Edwardian Shire Hall preserves former council chambers and groin-vaulted marble halls.
The Roundhouse Hotel
A nineteenth-century textile mill preserved with curved brick walls and original timber beams.
The Roundtree Amagansett
Restored eighteenth-century Schellinger farmstead with a century-old barn and two-hundred-fifty-year-old cottage.
The Roxbury Experience | Falls Side
An 1848 Italianate mill-owner mansion restored with suites honoring 19th-century Catskills folklore.
The Royal George
A 16th-century house turned 1820s inn built for tourists touring Tintern Abbey.
The Royal Hotel
Built in 1879, the restored red-brick Victorian railway hotel retains its original masonry and historic streetfront profile.
The Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown
A 1912 department store building clad in glazed white terra-cotta on Washington Street.
The Rubens at the Palace
An Edwardian brick building operating since 1912, retaining historical ties opposite the Buckingham Palace Royal Mews.
The Rutland Hotel & Luxury Apartments
Category A listed Georgian townhouses, once the residence of surgeon Joseph Lister.
The Samling Hotel
An eighteenth-century Georgian villa once owned by the landlord of William Wordsworth.
The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins
A preserved 1928 Art Deco facade that once hosted mid-century touring jazz legends.
The Scarlet
Thirteen conserved 1868 shophouses and an adjoining 1924 Art Deco building line historic Erskine Road.
The Sebel Melbourne Flinders Lane
A 1921 rag trade building on Flinders Lane, retaining original pressed metal ceilings and heritage cornices.
The Serai Wing, Bait Khalid Bin Ibrahim
Restored 1950s residences of pearl merchant Khalid bin Ibrahim retain traditional Emirati coral-stone architectural bones.
The Serras Barcelona
A restored 1846 neoclassical facade by Francesc Daniel Molina housing Pablo Picasso's first studio from 1896.
The Siren Hotel
Set within the 1926 Renaissance Revival Wurlitzer Building, preserving original plaster ceilings, terrazzo, and architectural details.
The Slaughters Manor House
A 1658 Cotswold stone manor house with an original carved hall fireplace.
The Smith Hotel
A restored 1864 Gothic Revival church basement repurposed into split-level lofts retaining original limestone and stripped windows.
The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini
The 1864 Palazzo del Sonno retains original marble staircases and railway administrative halls.
The Social Hub Maastricht
A national monument set inside the 1930s Royal Sphinx ceramics factory workshop.
The Social Hub Madrid
Original 1930 stained glass and restored wooden stairs from the historic publishing house.
The Society Hotel - Portland
An 1881 mariners boarding house restored with exposed brick and cast-iron framing.
The Sofia Hotel
A 1927 Neo-Gothic landmark by William Peugh, originally opened as the historic Pickwick motor coach depot.
