Just your style: San Francisco hotels that reflect your favorite artistic movements
The lobby at The Fairmont San Francisco
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Discover the past lives of these historic hotels
Want to spend the night in a former jail or a Gilded Age mansion? Guests can take a trip into the past at these historic properties.
Gilded icons: Oyster’s most ornate hotels
The ornate Plaza in New York City is one of the world’s best-known hotel icons.
Beatnik digs: Stay with the ghosts of Allen Ginsberg and friends
Artwork from hotel residents hangs in the lobby at Hotel Chelsea.
Literary hotels in NYC: Stay where your favorite authors lived and wrote
Find your favorite books in the vast collection at the New York Public Library
Just like in the movies: NYC hotels featured in our favorite romantic comedies
Entrance to The Plaza, where numerous films have been shot.
Drink in the past: America’s most historic hotel bars
Senator Henry Clay allegedly invented the mint julep at D.C.’s Round Robin Bar in the early 1800’s.
How Ian Schrager invented the boutique hotel
Small, heavily designed, and service-focused hotels existed long before Ian Schrager came along, but it took this American impresario to popularize the “boutique” hotel as a phenomenon — one associated with exclusivity, superstar designers and chefs, destination lobby-cum-lounges, and, above all, celebrity. Little wonder that Schrager famously started out in the nightclub business. He and…
These hotels would like to thank the Academy…
The Millennium Biltmore has been a set for several Oscar-winning movies, and even hosted the award ceremony in the 1930s and ’40s