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Park Centraal Amsterdam
A flatiron-style 1880 canal building retaining its dark facade originally painted for wartime air-raid camouflage.
Park Centraal Den Haag
An 1858 schoolhouse converted into a hotel in 1912, preserving its monumental central staircase.
Park Gstaad
Gstaad's original 1910 luxury hotel preserves a functioning turn-of-the-century engineering lift.
Park Hotel Pacchiosi
A restored 1913 surgical clinic preserving monumental vaulted ceilings and brick facades.
Park Hyatt Istanbul - Macka Palas
A restored 1922 Italian palazzo apartment house designed by architect Giulio Mongeri for the city elite.
Park Hyatt Johannesburg
Original arched colonnades and wide verandahs frame the 1930s colonial manor house.
Park Hyatt Milan
An 1870 neoclassical palazzo that once housed Milan's very first department store.
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme
Five nineteenth-century Haussmannian buildings holding the former grand atelier of couture pioneer Jeanne Paquin.
Park Hyatt Siem Reap
A 1957 heritage address formerly known as the landmark Hôtel de la Paix.
Park Lane Copenhagen
A 1920s cinema and community ballroom preserving intricate plaster ceiling stucco.
Park Plaza Victoria
An 1890 Rijksmonument landmark opposite Centraal Station, renowned as the country's first hotel with electric lighting.
Parkhotel
A listed landmark incorporating the surviving 1912 neo-Baroque rotunda in Bürgerpark.
Parkhotel Holzner
A 1908 Alpine Art Nouveau shell with original timber panelling and Jugendstil salons.
Parkhotel Luna Mondschein
Fourteenth-century stone foundations and Belle Époque corridors preserved beneath stuccoed high ceilings.
Pasadena Hotel & Pool
Built in 1926 with Romanesque stone friezes and preserved Mediterranean Revival archways.
Patio del Posadero
A fifteenth-century Mudéjar courtyard house once operating as a silversmith workshop and inn.
Pavilion Hotel
Four restored period villas include a 1920s retreat of Queen Consort Kossamak.
Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain & Spa
Three seventeenth-century townhouses dating to 1642 where James Joyce finished writing Ulysses in 1921.
Pavillon Régent Petite France
A timber-framed 1600 tannery and former Napoleonic baths, classified as a Monument Historique.
Penmaenuchaf Hotel
A 19th-century Victorian country mansion built for a cotton mogul, set within 21 acres of historic estate grounds.
Pensão Agrícola
A 1920 agricultural estate built as a wedding gift, carefully converted while preserving its original farmhouse architecture.
Pensione America
An 1899 Roman artist's villa turned 1922 pensione, carefully restored in its original peachy-pink facade.
Peppers Gallery Hotel Canberra
Built in 1927 by John Smith Murdoch to lodge visiting parliament dignitaries.
Perle Oban Hotel & Spa
A Category B listed 1882 Victorian railway hotel overlooking Oban harbour.
Pestana Amsterdam Riverside Hotel
A monumental nineteenth-century Neo-Renaissance former town hall and city archives preserved on the Amstel riverfront.
Pestana Fisherman Village
Restored municipal townhouses retain original stonework around an open-air cloister.
Pestana Porto
Architect Januário Godinho's 1903 cafe design endures in restored marble columns and molded ceilings.
Pestana Rua Augusta
An 18th-century Pombaline corner building preserving a restored ceramic mural by Eduardo Nery.
Petit Bois
A preserved 1908 villa originally built for royal court judge Béla Töttösy.
Petit Hôtel Confidentiel
Fifteenth-century townhouse architecture preserves vaulted stone cellars and a spiral staircase.
Petit Palace Hotel Tres
A sixteenth-century merchant townhouse centered on a stone patio with Renaissance arches.
Phoenix Copenhagen
Hosting Danish nobility and literary travellers since 1848, grounded in centuries of aristocratic Frederiksstaden history.
PiazzaDiSpagna9
Rooms spread across fifteenth-century palazzo structures that once housed painter Franz Ludwig Catel.
Pier One Sydney Harbour
A converted 1912 cargo warehouse and passenger wharf featuring original exposed ironbark beams and steel trusses.
Pier Sixty-Six
A designated city landmark that evolved from a 1950s Phillips 66 marina fuel dock.
