DUXTON RESERVE

Old-world charm is reimagined through Anouska Hempel’s luminary vision. The Duxton Reserve, in harmony with rich Asian history, showcases large theatrical golden fans layered with Oriental screens and calligraphy wallpaper.

THE SHELBOURNE

With nearly two centuries of stories contained under one roof, The Shelbourne is the center of Dublin’s social and cultural life. In 1922, this historic landmark played host to the drafting of Ireland’s first Constitution.

The Adolphus

Handbuilt in the early 20th century, The Adolphus was a passion project fo Anheuser-Busch cofounder Adolphus Busch. For more than 100 years, The hotel has been a Dallas icon and known as a hotbed for paranormal activity such as a jilted bride and elevator doors mysteriously opening and closing.

Pantheon Iconic Rome

With the ancient Roman temple as their muse, Pantheon Iconic Rome showcases the best of ‘Made in Italy’ materials. The six-floor Divinity Terrace allows travelers to take in the magical skyline of the Eternal City with a magnificent view of the Pantheon.

THE ALGONQUIN HOTEL TIMES SQUARE

A jewel of historic New York since 1902, its reputation stands as the meeting place of the legendary literary “Round Table.” The Algonquin’s sleek Art Deco design reflects the hotel’s Beaux Arts heritage.

SCHLOSS LIESER

The story of Schloss Lieser began in 1884 when Eduard Puricelli, entrepreneur and wine enthusiast, built a magnificent castle in the heart of the Moselle valley. Today, this Belle Epoque castle is home to an exquisite hotel.

HOTEL NORTHLAND

At the time of its opening in 1924, Hotel Northland was the largest hotel in all of Wisconsin. Now listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, the hotel delivers an unexpected blend of modern luxury and vintage charm.

THE MAYFLOWER

Established in 1925, The Mayflower is D.C.’s longest-operating hotel. Once host to Presidential inaugural balls, the hotel has a past full of history and scandal.