9 hotels
Belle Époque and Art Nouveau
Hotels built between 1880 and 1914, when the grand hotel became an art form: domes, glass roofs, wrought iron and mosaics.
Hôtel Negresco
The 1913 Belle Époque palace on the Promenade des Anglais, crowned by its pink and green dome.
Four Seasons Gresham Palace
A 1906 Art Nouveau palace facing the Chain Bridge and the Danube, a Four Seasons hotel since 2004.
Pera Palace Hotel
Istanbul’s 1892 hotel for Orient Express passengers, where Agatha Christie and Atatürk had their rooms.
Hotel Metropol
Opened in 1905 opposite the Bolshoi, the Metropol carries a Mikhail Vrubel mosaic on its facade and a stained-glass dome over its main restaurant.
365 rooms · Events up to 450
Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
The Belle Époque palace on Place du Casino in Monte-Carlo, home of the restaurant Le Louis XV.
Grandhotel Pupp
A spa hotel descended from the Saxon Hall of 1701, rebuilt by Fellner and Helmer, and the Casino Royale of the 2006 Bond film.
228 rooms
Hôtel Lutetia
Built in 1910 by the Bon Marché for its customers, the only grand hotel on the Left Bank of Paris, reopened in 2018 after four years of restoration.
184 rooms
Hotel Astoria
Opened in 1912 on St Isaac's Square, the Astoria served as a hospital during the siege of Leningrad and has been a Rocco Forte hotel since 1997.
Esplanade Zagreb Hotel
Built in 1925 beside the station for Orient Express passengers, with an Emerald Ballroom that has received Josephine Baker and Orson Welles.
208 rooms