36 hotels on this page
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Hewing Hotel
An 1897 farm implement showroom and warehouse with original timber framework.
Hezen Cave Hotel
Eight restored rock-carved village dwellings joined together above the valley.
HGU New York
Original 1905 Beaux-Arts plaster ceiling mouldings and a preserved historic fireplace anchor the restored landmark shell.
Highway Burford
Fifteenth-century staging post architecture with jettied timber framing and a carved Tudor archway.
Hilton Chicago
Opened in 1927 as the Stevens Hotel, with preserved Beaux-Arts gilded ballrooms.
Hilton Club The Quin New York
Emery Roth's 1929 Beaux-Arts shell on 57th Street, once a retreat for musicians playing Carnegie Hall.
Hilton Istanbul Bosphorus
Conrad Hilton's first hotel outside the Americas keeps its flying-carpet canopy and Çintemani tiles.
Hilton Lake Como
The preserved 1892 Limonta family silk mill retains its original industrial architecture.
Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street
Preserved 1931 Equity Chambers features restored Romanesque plasterwork, grand sandstone columns, and former barristers' offices with gold lettering.
Hilton Molino Stucky Venice
Preserved nineteenth-century neo-Gothic flour mill architecture with exposed red brickwork and original timber ceiling beams.
Hilton Sydney
An authentic 1893 Victorian saloon with thirty-five varieties of marble, painstakingly reassembled in the basement.
Hilton Vacation Club Hotel Blake Chicago
Occupies the 1896 Morton Building designed by skyscraper pioneer William Le Baron Jenney.
Hishiya
An eighty-year-old Taisho-era folk house restored with preserved roof trusses, exposed beams, and traditional plasterwork.
Historic Rocky Waters Inn
A 1935 motor inn predating Gatlinburg's charter, revitalized along the rushing mountain river.
Hob Knob
Preserved nineteenth-century Gothic Revival residence that hosted John F. Kennedy in the 1940s.
Hoeve de Haar
A protected 1927 Saxon hallehuis farmhouse with the Stork family's tiled hunting room.
Hof Te Spieringen
A nineteenth-century Flemish square farmstead centered around a traditional cobbled courtyard.
Holmes Hotel London
Four restored late eighteenth-century Georgian townhouses preserve domestic scale, original sash windows, and period architectural proportions.
Holston House Nashville
The 1929 James Robertson building retains original terrazzo floors and iron staircases.
Hope Street Hotel
A converted 1860 Venetian-style carriage works incorporating a listed 1931 school building.
Horton Grand Hotel
Handcrafted Victorian furnishings, salvaged 1880s architectural elements, and a carved split-oak staircase.
Hospedaria da Pensão Agrícola
A preserved 1917 roadside tavern and postal station retaining original patterned tiles and agricultural relics.
Hospes Las Casas del Rey de Baeza
An eighteenth-century communal house organized around whitewashed courtyards with cobalt timber balconies.
Hospes Palacio de los Patos
A landmark 1890 mansion designated as a national monument of cultural interest.
Hospes Puerta de Alcalá
An 1883 townhouse by José María de Aguilar, preserving original carriage gates.
Hostellerie Château des Fines Roches
An 1894 stone folly built with crenellated battlements and spiral turret staircases.
Hotel / Weingut Meintzinger
Historic summer residence of the Prince-Bishops of Würzburg featuring preserved stone masonry and ornate stucco ceilings.
Hôtel & Spa GINKGO - Quimper
Nineteen guestrooms set within the protected stone walls of an ancient Quimper priory.
Hotel & Spa Le Grand Monarque Chartres
Former seventeenth-century coaching inn keeping original iron horse-tethering rings in the courtyard.
Hotel & Spa Le Manoir De Kerbot
Built in the sixteenth century for officers to the Duke of Brittany beside Sarzeau.
Hôtel & Spa Les Glycines
An 1862 coaching inn beside the Vézère River, retaining its nineteenth-century stone shell.
Hotel & Spa Suiten FreiWerk
An 1894 half-timbered villa and coachman's house built for a Bremen shipping magnate.
Hotel 1928
A restored 1928 Moorish Revival temple retaining original terrazzo flooring, painted ceiling beams, and arched windows.
Hotel 41
An intimate hideaway converted from a former ballroom atop a historic Georgian building opposite the Royal Mews.
Hôtel 71
The 1856 neoclassical National Bank of Canada headquarters, designed by Joseph-Ferdinand Peachy.
Hotel 717
An 1810 French Empire canal house and registered Rijksmonument set along the Prinsengracht waterway.