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Crawford Hotel (Denver, USA)
In 1881, the Denver Railway Station officially opened, proudly standing as the largest structure in the western United States at that time. However, time and change caused serious damage to the station by the early 20th century, and another work of art was built to replace it. It was not until Dana Crawford, a famous developer and architectural preservationist in Denver, Colorado, set her heart on reviving the site that a new chapter began. With a bold vision, she transformed the old station into a hotel bearing her name.
Today, the Crawford Hotel retains the distinctive design of the Denver train station, with soaring ceilings and large windows, creating a space that is both ancient and modern, imbued with the breath of history.
The Crawford Hotel retains the design from the Denver train station with high ceilings and large, airy windows.
Hotel St. Louis (St. Louis, USA)
Located in the heart of downtown St. Louis, the Hotel St. Louis is located on the grounds of the old train station of the same name. The station, designed by German architect Theodore Link, officially opened in 1894.
The St. Louis Hotel is located in the former train station of the same name, right in the heart of downtown St. Louis.
Over time, a new complex was built to replace the old train station that was no longer in use. Today, the St. Louis Hotel is proud to be part of the Hilton Curio Collection, featuring a classic, time-honored architecture that transports guests back to the golden age of the American railroad.
Nashville Yards Hotel (Nashville, USA)
The Nashville Railway Station, once one of the most important interstate rail lines in the American heartland, has been transformed into an elegant and luxurious hotel. With its distinctive Gothic style, the hotel is located near Music Row studios, creating a unique combination of history and music.
It can be said that the hotel is like a time machine taking visitors back to the past with its airy high vaulted ceiling.
Entering here, visitors feel like they are transported back in time by a time machine to the past with airy high vaulted ceilings, glass windows over 100 years old and many gilded decorations attached to the walls, creating a splendid and nostalgic space.
Canfranc Estación Hotel (Canfranc, Spain)
In early 2023, the Canfranc Estación station in the Aragon Valley was reborn as a luxury hotel. Due to its proximity to the French border, the station was once an important interchange point. In 1928, both the King of Spain and the President of the French Republic attended the inauguration of this famous train station.
Created by the talented architect Fernando Ramirez de Dampierre, it attracted a large number of photographers and tourists before being refurbished into a resort hotel.
Created by talented architect Fernando Ramirez de Dampierre, this place once attracted a large number of photographers and tourists before being refurbished into a luxury resort hotel, promising to bring unique experiences to visitors.
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Crowne Plaza Hotel (Indianapolis, USA)
Housed in one of America’s first train stations, the Crowne Plaza Hotel pays tribute to its unique roots by offering guests the option of staying in converted Pullman train cars instead of regular hotel rooms, creating a truly unique experience.
Housed in one of the first train stations in America, the Crowne Plaza offers guests unique services that honor its origins.
Interestingly, this station is still in use, so visitors can easily hear the lively sounds of the trains passing by, creating the feeling of being immersed in the pulse of the railway industry. Currently, Crowne Plaza is one of the National Historic Landmarks, with its classic and luxurious design, an ideal destination for those who want to explore American history in a very unique way.
