Located in the heart of the city center in a pedestrianized area, the Mercure Angoulême Hôtel de France is just a stone's throw away from the train station. Make the most of this historic hotel’s ideal location by discovering the city’s art, history, and festivals.

Wander through this marvel of Catalan modernist architecture dating back to 1859. Located in central Barcelona, Hotel España is a historic gem with a long legacy of leisure and luxury.

Located on the Italian island of Sardinia, Palazzo Tirso Cagliari – MGallery has stood as a cherished local landmark for a century, steps from Cagliari's harbor. This Art Nouveau edifice has been given new life as a sophisticated boutique hotel with 85 elegantly curated guestrooms and suites, as well as meeting spaces, public lounges, and wonderful restaurants. On the premises is a luxurious spa with treatments evocative of Provence.

Located between Paris and Lyon, Hôtel Golf Château de Chailly is a former 16th-century medieval residence. Classified as a historical monument, it has been completely restored to offer modern and elegant comfort in the traditional French style.

Nestled in 220 acres of Cork countryside, Castlemartyr Resort offers luxury and activities for all. Guests can stay in one of the 108 guestrooms and suites or 36 residences across the 18th century Manor House and new wing, many with sweeping views of the 17th century parkland and lakes.

A stunning castle in the middle of Cumbria, England, Appleby Castle offers history and luxury to any guest. With 12 rooms in the keep and three holiday cottages, guests can enjoy an intimate and unique stay at Appleby Castle.

Celebrated as Malta’s most renowned hotel, The Phoenicia Malta is located on the doorstep of Malta’s vibrant capital – Valletta and adjacent to the city’s historic 16th-century bastions.

Located in Helsinki’s prestigious central district of Kruununhaka, the Hotel Maria, offers luxury accommodations, dining and wellness experiences in its four traditional and charming buildings in the Finnish capital.

Located adjacent to the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga (National Museum of Ancient Art), As Janelas Verdes is a historic boutique hotel in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal. With its story book garden and rooftop library, this 18th-century mansion emits a romantic and welcoming feeling.

The only surviving original Art Deco hotel in Lisbon, Hotel Britania Art Deco evocatively celebrates its rich history. It’s located on a quiet street, right alongside the exclusive Avenida da Liberdade.

Situated alongside one of the most exclusive shopping boulevards in Europe, Hotel Lisboa Plaza is a place of tradition amid the hustle and bustle of Lisbon that reflects the nostalgic energy of the city during the 1950s.

Set within the walls of São Jorge Castle in an 18th-century mansion, Solar Do Castelo is a royal refuge in the heart of Lisbon.

On the bank of the Tagus River, The Editory Riverside Santa Apolónia Lisboa Hotel is housed within the circa-1865 Santa Apolónia Station. This active train station is Portugal’s oldest railway terminal, making it a convenient location for exploring the city. This distinctive Neoclassical-style hotel offers 126 refined guestrooms and suites, many with sweeping river views, as well as an elegant onsite restaurant, all of which boast aesthetic touches that nod to the train station origins.

Located in the luxurious resort city of Marbella, Hotel Claude Marbella occupies the former summer residence of Eugenia de Montijo, Empress of France and wife of Napoleon III. The spirit of Andalusia is alive in the sophisticated and stylish atmosphere of this boutique hotel.

Built by the Visconti family as a fortress in the eleventh century, Castello Dal Pozzo has become a retreat for guests relaxing on one of Lombardy’s most scenic lakes. Guests can relish in cozy rooms and suites steeped in historical architecture, savor exquisite dining, and explore lush parklands.

Experience Parisian luxury where history and lavish architecture blend with sleek contemporary design at the Scribe Paris Opéra by Sofitel. Book your stay at this luxury hotel at Historic Hotels Worldwide.

Boasting superior views of the Swiss mountains and forests surrounding the property, Hotel Waldhaus Sils stands frozen in time, with old-world comfort, but full of modern conveniences for the modern traveler.

Awarded the Olavsrosa, a seal of quality for Norwegian cultural heritage, Visnes Hotel Stryn offers guests an authentic folk experience amid the dynamic landscapes of Nordfjord.

Rest in luxurious accommodations, relax at the spa or enjoy Michelin-starred cuisine at Hotel Britannia, a property intimately tied to Norwegian history.

Nestled along the Dalmatian coast in the small tourist town of Tučepi, Heritage Hotel Kaštelet welcomes guests into a former nobleman’s summer house brimming with historical elegance. This 18th-century stone villa offers stunning views of the Adriatic Sea and direct access to the waterfront promenade, making it the ideal home base for exploring Croatia’s Makarska Riviera or simply relaxing beachside.

Overlooking the bustling waters of St. Mark’s Basin, Hotel Savoia & Jolanda blends the luxurious touches of an opulent Venetian palace with the comforts and amenities of the 21st century.

Immersed in the beauty of Lake Como offering a spectacular view of the glorious ancient town of Bellagio, and the surrounding Alps, the century old Grand Hotel Tremezzo is a treasured example of the finest authentic Italian-liberty Art Nouveau palaces. With period furnishings, intricate in detail, and unparalleled views, Grand Hotel Tremezzo envelopes the decadent ambiance throughout the walls and invites a sensation of harmony and tranquility.

Discover the history and heritage of the Grand Hotel Zermatterhof. Nestled within the dynamic landscape of the Alps in a remote mountain village, this early 19th-century luxury hotel effortlessly blends old world charm with modern elegance. It’s stunning setting and warm hospitality has attracted illustrious guests, from Audrey Hepburn to Walt Disney. 

With a history dating back to 1640 and a generations-long dynasty of stewards stretching to 1690, Walaker Hotell is the most historic hotel in Norway, with an equally storied tradition of family-run hospitality. Just as impressive is its storybook setting in the Lustrafjord, the innermost tributary of the Sognefjord. Boasting 26 guestrooms, many with period furnishings, the charming hotel sits near the water’s edge and gives guests a convenient place to explore the best the area has to offer.