Beautiful Historic Hotels In All 50 States

Across the United States, countless historic hotels stand as testaments to the architectural and cultural legacies of their respective regions. From the grand Victorian mansions of the East Coast to the rustic mountain lodges of the West, these iconic establishments have captivated travelers for generations with their timeless elegance, impeccable service, and ability to transport visitors to a bygone era. Join us as we explore the most stunning historic hotels that have earned their place as the crown jewels of hospitality in every state.

Alabama: Grand Hotel Golf Resort & Spa, Clear Hope

Alabama’s Gulf Coast is home to several historic hotels, but Grand Hotel Golf Resort & Spa is like no other. Established in 1847 in Clear Hope, it is the height of luxury. Full of rich history and natural beauty, the property has a 20,000 sq ft spa, a 36-hole golf course, an unbelievable fitness center in addition to multiple pools, tennis courts, and more. Accommodations include exquisite suites, but the very best are the Historic Building King Suites are a blend of historic pieces and luxury amenities.

Alaska: Historic Anchorage Hotel, Anchorage

Located in the heart of Alaska’s capitol city, The Historic Anchorage Hotel was built in 1916. Today’s hotel was an annex to that building, built in 1936. It was once Alaska’s central meeting point. The luxury hotel has played host to famous guests like Warren Harding, Will Rodgers, and Walt Disney. The current owners are committed to its preservation and it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It has 24-hour concierge service, 1,800 sq ft of event space, and a Grizzly’s Gift Shop on site.

Arizona: The Connor Hotel, Jerome

The Connor Hotel is in Jerome, about halfway between Prescott and Sedona, one of the most beautiful areas of Arizona. The current hotel was built in 1898 to replace a wooden lodging house that had burned down the year before. The Conner Hotel’s rooms are all decorated in a classic and elegant style that give a cozy ambiance to the place. There is a gorgeous bar where you will often find live music on the weekends.

Arkansas: Inn at Carnall Hall, Fayetteville

For a great historic destination in Arkansas, look no further than the campus of the University of Arkansas. Not just a dream destination for Razorback fans, this historic hotel was built in 1905. It was first used as a women’s dormitory but has been restored and is now a luxury hotel. Situated in the middle of campus the hotel is the home of Ella’s Table. Ella’s Table serves traditional Southern favorites made from the freshest and finest regionally sourced ingredients.