• Discover the Tudor-style architecture of The Henley Park Hotel that is reminiscent of the gracious manor homes of England. Admire the distinctive architectural and structural details, which include traditional archways and moldings, leaded glass windows, and the iconic façade lined with 119 gargoyles, two of which depict the architect and his wife.

• Admire the resplendent lobby with stained glass windows and a Mercer tile floor featuring the original namesake tiles specially designed in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Chippendale, Hepplewhite, and Queen Anne furnishings and period designs highlight the elegance of this early 20th-century hotel.

• Gaze at the stained glass initials “T.H.” above the side door of the Wilkes Room which stand for Tudor Hall, the name of the original exclusive apartment building. Admire the original fireplace and mantle and a striking chandelier nestled amongst authentic antique furnishings.