The Davenport Hotel & Tower USA

The Davenport Hotel & Tower

"In all things, the hotel sincerely tries to so well please its guests that they will be glad they came, sorry to leave and eager to return." Louis Davenport, 1914. Walt Worthy, 2002. The Davenport Hotel is world famous from opening day in 1914. I...

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Hotel Washington USA

Hotel Washington

This hotel's history goes back to 1917. Next to the White House, the most powerful suits - pinstripes and black lace- rendezvous at Washington D.C., where Italian Renaissance meets modern coolness. With commanding rooftop views of major landmarks. &...

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St. Regis USA

St. Regis

The St. Regis, a landmark from the opening in 1926 as The Carton, built in Italian Renaissance style always was the place for royalties and celebrities of any kind. Located in the heart of downtown Washington, D.C. on K Street, The St. Regis Washingt...

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Mayflower USA

Mayflower

Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.  opened on February 18, 1925 with 440 guestrooms. It is known as the “Grande Dame of Washington”, the “Hotel of Presidents” and as the city’s “Second Best Address” (the ...

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Grand Hotel Lviv (Lemberg)

Grand Hotel Lviv (Lemberg)

Grand Hotel Lviv in 1894 Grand Hotel Lviv  – the book – available shortly. Reserve your personal autographed book now...Read More

Galle Face

Galle Face

We found records of the Galle Face Hotel dating back to 1864, five years before the Suez Canal came into operation. A journey through the Suez...Read More

Savoy (Baur en Ville)

Savoy (Baur en Ville)

This is Zurich's oldest grand hotel. When it opened on December 24, 1838, it marked a milestone in the history of the hotel industry. In...Read More

Bergues, Des

Bergues, Des

In our world, it is no longer a given that simple restraint represents true elegance. To be recognized as one of the oldest purpose-built Grand...Read More

Le Royal

Le Royal

In 1923/24, the construction of a 55-room hotel in Phnom Penh was proposed. Architect Ernest Hébrard, who was largely responsible for...Read More