36 hotels on this page
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Hôtel Jardins Secrets
An eighteenth-century coaching inn where an ancient courtyard well once watered horses.
Hôtel Joyet de Maubec
A sixteenth-century stone mansion and former convent boarding school overlooking the river.
Hotel Julien
Two sixteenth-century merchant townhouses that once served as an auction house for stamps.
Hotel June Malibu
A 1949 coastal motel where Bob Dylan famously stayed in room thirteen to write Blood on the Tracks.
Hotel Kaiserhof Ravensburg
Preserved 1906 cast-iron stairs mark this converted 15th-century Teutonic Order granary.
Hotel Kansas City - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Restored 1920s Gothic Revival clubhouse featuring original stained glass, walnut millwork, and the two-story Tudor Ballroom.
Hotel kleiner Löwe
A restored early twentieth-century Neo-Baroque facade fronting an eight-room contemporary townhouse.
Hotel Koo Otsu Hyakucho
Carefully restored timber machiya townhouses dating back over a century along the historic Tokaido trade route.
Hotel Krafft Basel
Hermann Hesse began drafting Steppenwolf inside room 4.1 during the mid-1920s.
Hotel Kronenschlösschen
An 1894 riverside estate where German statesmen drafted the post-war constitution.
Hotel Kung Carl
Swedish tiled stoves and auction-sourced Gustavian antiques define turn-of-the-century interiors.
Hotel Kungsträdgården
An 18th-century stone townhouse commissioned in 1764, preserving historical staircases and aristocratic proportions.
Hotel L'Auberge
Built around a preserved 1947 Tudor-style water tower that originally supplied water to the neighborhood.
Hotel L'Avenida
A 1900s merchant mansion preserving a sweeping white-marble staircase and sculpted plaster moldings.
Hotel La Collegiata
A 1587 Capuchin convent with vaulted stone dining inside the deconsecrated chapel.
Hôtel La Malle Poste à Rochefort
A 1653 stagecoach relay station preserved as a historic retreat in central Rochefort.
Hotel La Palma
Dating to 1822 as Locanda Pagano, Capri's oldest hotel historically welcomed Grand Tour artists who painted its walls.
Hotel La Purificadora
An 1884 bottling and ice plant where original masonry borders 16th-century ruins.
Hotel La Zoologie
A 1903 university zoology institute, with preserved brickwork and half-moon arched windows.
Hotel Landgoed Het Roode Koper
A 1912 monumental country estate originally established by Count van Limburg-Stirum, set amid classical English landscape gardens.
Hotel Lasala Plaza
Restored 1917 French-influenced golden sandstone building overlooking the traditional Basque fishing port and bay.
Hôtel Lavaux
A listed mid-century architectural monument, carefully restored from its origins as a 1964 lakeside motel.
Hotel Le Case dei Conti Mirafiore
Restored 1930s vineyard workers' quarters and a nineteenth-century nursery on the royal estate.
Hotel Le Castel Marie-Louise La Baule
A preserved 1920s coastal residence set in private grounds, converted by Barrière pioneer François André.
Hôtel Le Clos Alice
The former summer retreat of the Countess of Broissia beside the river Cuisance.
Hotel Le Fontanelle
A restored thirteenth-century rural hamlet centered on historic stone spring-water fountains.
Hôtel Le Garage Biarritz
A 1930s private garage built for Rolls-Royces of the neighboring grand hotel.
Hôtel Le Germain Québec
A 1912 Chicago School warehouse that stood as Quebec City's first skyscraper.
Hôtel Le Grand Cerf
A seventeenth-century coaching inn retaining original stone fireplaces and exposed structural beams.
Hôtel Le Manoir
Wall anchors marked 1616 accent the facade of this listed Mosan Renaissance manor.
Hôtel Le Nessay
An 1882 red-brick castle commissioned by Count Maurice Goislard de Villebresme.
Hôtel Le Pigonnet 5 étoiles - Esprit de France
An eighteenth-century bastide whose gardens Cézanne visited to paint Montagne Sainte-Victoire.
Hotel Le Place d'Armes
Seven interconnected eighteenth-century townhouses preserve exposed ceiling timbers, historic stone arches, and Art Nouveau stained glass.
Hôtel Le Saint Paul
A sixteenth-century bourgeois residence tucked inside the medieval ramparts of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, preserved with original stone walls.
Hôtel Le Sauvage
A nineteenth-century Poor Clare convent retains its stone cloister and vaulted chapel.
