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The Adolphus, Autograph Collection
A 1912 Beaux-Arts landmark commissioned by beer magnate Adolphus Busch on Commerce Street.
The Algonquin Hotel Times Square, Autograph Collection
Designated city landmark operating since 1902, famously hosting the legendary Algonquin Round Table and literary salon gatherings.
The Alphen Boutique Hotel & Spa
A 1753 Cape Dutch manor house preserving the Cape Peninsula's oldest surviving mill.
The American Club
A 1918 Tudor Revival dormitory for immigrant workers, on the National Register.
The Ashbee Hotel
A 1908 villa designed by English architect Charles Robert Ashbee, blending Arts and Crafts details with Sicilian stone.
The Asticou Hotel
An 1883 rusticator-era haven overlooking Northeast Harbor, reconstructed after an 1899 fire and surviving the 1947 blaze.
The Atlanta Hotel
A 1952 antivenom laboratory conversion housing Thailand's oldest unaltered Art Deco foyer and first hotel pool.
The Balmoral, a Rocco Forte hotel
A 1902 Victorian railway hotel crowned by a landmark clock tower over Waverley Station.
The Bank Hotel Istanbul
An 1863 Ottoman bank headquarters with stenciled 16-foot ceilings and basement cash vaults.
The Barracks Hotel Sentosa
Conserved 1904 British artillery outpost featuring restored classical arches, corridor military artefacts, and serviceman-narrated audio tours.
The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel
An 1881 Queen Anne skyscraper featuring a landmark nine-story Victorian atrium framed in ornate cast-iron balustrades.
The Bellevue Hotel - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Built in 1904, this French Renaissance landmark retains original millwork and historic Thomas Edison lighting details.
The Benjamin Royal Sonesta New York
An Emery Roth 1927 Neo-Romanesque landmark whose illuminated tower inspired Georgia O'Keeffe's famous nocturnal cityscape painting.
The Biltmore
Birthplace of the 1927 Academy Awards, adorned with hand-painted Giovanni Smeraldi frescoes.
The Blackburn Inn and Conference Center
An 1828 Jeffersonian red-brick hospital with original heart pine floors, wide corridors, and a rooftop cupola.
The Blackstone Autograph Collection
A 1910 Beaux-Arts landmark where twelve American presidents and Al Capone once stayed.
The Brazilian Court Hotel & Beach Club
A 1926 Mediterranean Revival landmark with twin garden courtyards designed by architects Rosario Candela and Maurice Fatio.
The Breakers Palm Beach
Founded in 1896 by railroad tycoon Henry Flagler, showcasing 1926 Italian Renaissance architecture and hand-painted lobby frescoes.
The Bristol Belgrade
A 1912 Art Nouveau landmark in Savamala with a protected Secession-era facade.
The Broadmoor
Warren and Wetmore designed the 1918 Italian Renaissance main building, complete with historic Bottle Alley wine vaults.
The Broadview Hotel
Restored 1891 Romanesque Revival red-brick landmark featuring preserved exterior brickwork, arched windows, and a corner tower.
The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, Autograph Collection
An 1892 sandstone and red granite landmark listed on the National Register.
The Burman Hotel
Preserved fifteenth-century stone vaults and fireplaces restored from medieval merchant cellars.
The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel
Five 1887 Queen Anne townhouses preserving Lillie Langtry's private Pont Street entrance and Oscar Wilde's historic suite.
The Caledonian Edinburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton
Red-sandstone Victorian railway arches, stained-glass coats of arms, and a preserved station concourse dating back to 1903.
The Candler Hotel Atlanta
Asa Candler's 1906 Beaux-Arts skyscraper with original Tiffany windows and carved marble reliefs.
The Celestine
An 18th-century French Quarter dwelling where Antoine Peychaud lived and Tennessee Williams wrote.
The Chancery Rosewood
A Grade II-listed 1960 modernist embassy shell crowned by a restored thirty-five-foot gilded eagle sculpture.
The Chanler at Cliff Walk
An 1873 summer mansion, built as the first residence on Newport's Cliff Walk.
The Charlie
Charlie Chaplin's 1924 storybook estate where Marilyn Monroe and Golden Age stars stayed.
The Chatwal
Housed in Stanford White's 1905 landmark clubhouse, retaining original limestone fireplaces and restored neo-Georgian brickwork.
The Chedi Al Bait, Sharjah
Restored century-old merchant mansions, traditional coral-and-stone walls, and the UAE's only surviving circular wind tower.
The Chedi Hegra
Restored 1907 Ottoman railway station buildings and historic mud-brick structures directly inside the UNESCO-listed Hegra archaeological boundary.
The Clements Hotel
A 1912 Beaux-Arts landmark by John Currie featuring stained-glass windows and an original sweeping timber staircase.
The Clermont London
An 1862 Grade II listed railway landmark designed by James Thomas Knowles, defined by ornate French Renaissance architecture.
The Cliffside Inn
An 1876 Second Empire manor house lined with original oil paintings by Beatrice Turner.