The St. Anthony opened opposite Travis Park in 1909 and remains one of downtown San Antonio's landmark hotels. The hotel's own historical press kit records that Roy Rogers and Dale Evans stayed here while appearing at the local rodeo in 1955. Its restored public rooms retain the property's grand-hotel character, while the River Walk and the Alamo are within easy reach.
The Ace Hotel New Orleans occupies a distinctive address in central New Orleans, giving the stay an immediate connection to New Orleans. The atmosphere is contemporary, allowing the destination itself to provide the sense of occasion.
The Pontchartrain Hotel puts its setting first in New Orleans's most location. It is a well-placed retreat with an easy relationship to the streets and character of New Orleans.
At The Roosevelt New Orleans, the address in central New Orleans supplies the strongest sense of place. The hotel itself stays contemporary, giving guests a composed base in New Orleans.
The proposition at The Jefferson Hotel is a clear one: a hotel in Washington DC and a composed place to return to after a day in the destination.
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Atlanta
Set in central Atlanta, The Sugar Factory makes its location the centre of the experience. It offers a well-placed base for discovering Atlanta.
At The Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C., the emphasis is on a hotel stay in Washington DC. The hotel keeps the mood understated, leaving the wider destination at the centre of the trip.
The Pfister has welcomed guests in downtown Milwaukee since 1893 and is known for its Victorian art collection and lake-facing tower. Milwaukee Public Radio and OnMilwaukee both record that Elvis Presley stayed here around his April 27, 1977 concert, four months before his death. The sources establish the hotel and timing but do not publish his room or reservation details.
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Milwaukee
Hotel Antlers offers a hotel base in Milwaukee. Its role is simple: a calm place to return to between time spent discovering the destination.