WE HAVE REASONS TO BELIEVE THAT Actor Robert De Niro will stay away from Hollywood's Chateau Marmont. On March 4, 1982, he and Robin Williams visited John Belushi in one of the hotel's exclusive bungalows (history has it as either Bungal...
Built in 1882, the beautifully restored Tudor-style Hotel Roanoke is proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The historic Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center is situated alongside down-town Roanoke in the heart of Virginia's B...
Boston has a long-standing hospitality tradition. The first in a row was Tremont House (1829 – c. 1895), sometimes referred to as the Tremont Hotel, was designed in 1829 by Isaiah Rogers and became a significant part of the city's history. ...
Tucked away in the southern highlands of Virginia, the award-winning Camberley’s Martha Washington Inn was constructed in 1832 as a residence for the large family of General Francis Preston and his wife Sarah. The building has served as a women...
Nestled in the heart of Beverly Hills, the Beverly Hills Hotel stands as a beacon of glamour and history, its walls echoing with the whispers of Hollywood legends. Even its trademark cursive logo and palatial pink look haven't gone out of style -...
When the San Carlos Hotel opened on March 20, 1928, it was heralded as the region's premier luxury establishment. Designed by architect George Whitecross Ritchie, the hotel featured 121 rooms, each with a private bath—an exceptional amenity...
In 1927, Edward N. Wyner, a local Boston real estate developer, was asked by Mayor Curley to build a world-class hotel. Wyner,who was constructing an apartment building and was up to the second floor at the time, agreed and changed the apartment buil...
The twelve-story Italian Renaissance building was commissioned by DuPont Company president Pierre S. du Pont. It debuted in 1913 after a two-and-a-half year labor of love by French and Italian craftsmen who carved, gilded and painted this exceptional...
The Bayerischer Hof was opened in 1841 - on the wishes of King Ludwig I, who wanted a comfortable place for his guests to stay. The Bayerischer Hof...Read More
Johannes Baur, born in Austria in 1795, was a visionary entrepreneur who profoundly shaped Zurich’s hospitality industry. In 1837, at the age...Read More
The historic building (top, slide to the right): The "new" Raffles main building in 1899. It opened on 18 November 1899, featuring the all new...Read More
Since decades “The Oriental”, as it is affectionately known by travellers from all over the globe, leads the lists of most...Read More
