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Château La Chenevière
Eighteenth-century Norman manor once cultivating hemp for fishing ropes, occupied during wartime.
Château La Thuilière
An 1889 Tudor-style manor house built as a wedding gift beside the Isle.
Château Le Pape
An 1805 chartreuse restored by stonemasons using local blonde limestone for architectural symmetry.
Château Léognan
A nineteenth-century vineyard castle with a private neo-Gothic chapel consecrated in 1897.
Château Les Oliviers de Salettes
A sixteenth-century stone château and medieval square tower restored into countryside suites.
Chateau Mcely
A restored seventeenth-century Baroque hunting lodge once owned by the aristocratic Thurn-Taxis dynasty.
Château Rhianfa
An 1849 Victorian dower house modeled directly on French Loire Valley châteaux.
Château Saint-Jean
A twelfth-century Knights Templar commandery featuring a meticulously restored Romanesque chapel in a leafy park.
Château Saint-Roux
A restored fifteenth-century agricultural bastide constructed from local dry stone and terracotta tomettes.
Château St Pierre de Serjac
A nineteenth-century wine estate built by architect Louis-Michel Garros with converted farmsteads.
Chatham Inn Relais & Châteaux
An 1830 Federal house operating as an inn since 1884, with wood-burning fireplaces.
Cheshire Cat Inn & Cottages
Two preserved 1894 Queen Anne Victorians and Craftsman cottages surround English flower gardens and brick pathways.
Chetzeron Hotel & Restaurant
Preserved concrete porticos and stone masonry retain the industrial character of a 1963 mountain gondola terminal.
Chez Georges
A landmark 1974 modernist residence entered through a monumental six-meter hardwood door.
Chez Ric et Fer - Chambres d'hôtes de style - Tables d'hôtes - Bed and Breakfast
Built from salvaged fortress stones, this former 1920s village pharmacy retains Eiffel-era ironwork.
Cigno Ermita Hotel
A restored nineteenth-century Yucatecan mansion with preserved timber ceilings and neoclassical friezes.
Cincinnati's Fidelity Hotel
Ernest Flagg's 1913 Beaux-Arts tower, once the headquarters of Procter and Gamble.
Círculo Mexicano
A restored nineteenth-century vecindad where photographer Manuel Álvarez Bravo was born in 1902.
Citadines Canal Amsterdam
Preserved seventeenth-century weavers houses holding national monument status in the Noordse Bos area.
City Park Hotel & Residence Poznań
Late-nineteenth-century Prussian barracks that later quartered the storied 15th Poznań Uhlans Regiment.
Clarance Hotel
An eighteenth-century private mansion retaining antique wood paneling and parquet floors.
Claremont Resort & Club
A white 1915 landmark designated by Oakland, set across 22 hillside acres.
Clarion Hotel Mestari
The 1932 Master Builders guild house, wrapped in a modernist 1960s copper facade.
Claris Hotel & Spa
Preserved 19th-century Palacio Vedruna neoclassical façade integrated with an extensive permanent collection of ancient antiquities.
Cleveland's Fidelity Hotel
A 1920s Neo-Classical mortgage building with limestone capitals and a preserved lobby mail chute.
Cliff at Lyons
Restored nineteenth-century canal lockyard buildings and cottages beside the Grand Canal.
ClinkCoco
A nineteenth-century Dutch townhouse retaining original chandeliers and archives from its brothel past.
Clos du Cèdre
An 1880 stone mansion preserved under official Bâtiments de France heritage listing.
Clos Vauban
An 1866 military officers' mess set directly on the ancient ramparts of fortified Langres.
Cloud 9 Boutique Hotel & Spa
Five interconnected Edwardian residences, anchored by an 1892 Victorian farmhouse and courtyard.
Cloud in hometown
Restored stone farmhouses from a Kangxi-era village in the Jiunvfeng mountains.
Cobblers Cove Hotel
A 1943 coral-stone seaside mansion named Camelot anchors the oceanfront property as its historic Great House.
Cobergher Hotel
A preserved sixteenth-century Gothic brick shell by architect Wenceslas Cobergher, previously housing the regional State Archives.
Coco-Mat Eco Residences Serifos
Built in 1910, these stone houses once sheltered workers from local iron mines.
