Flynn Matthews
Everyone loves a great vacation, including you. Whether it’s enjoying the scenery, exploring the culture or partying in the night scene, you come to love the dream destination because of your experience of enjoyment and luxurious comfort while visiting the place. Do you want to stay somewhere a little bit different on your next holiday? Converted hotels is another growing trend: buildings that were once used as something completely different, now renovated and refurbished as a hotel. These unconventional buildings have been wonderfully converted into hotels, retaining the spirit of the original structure, while offering luxurious accommodations and modern amenities.
1. Hotel Im Wasserturm, Cologne, Germany – a former water tower
2. Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace, Budapest, Hungary – a former palace
3. K+K Hotel Central, Prague, Czech Republic – a former theatre
4. Chateau de Trigance, Trigance, France – previously a medieval fortress
5. The Lighthouse, Llandudno, North Wales
6. Old Bank Hotel, Oxford, England
7. Hotel Pulitzer, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Amsterdam, Holland – converted from two canal houses
8. Krolewski Hotel, Gdansk, Poland – an ex-granary
9. Langholmen Hotel and Hostel, Stockholm, Sweden – formerly a prison
10. Mandarin Oriental, Prague, Czech Republic – converted from a 14th-century Dominican monastery
11. Quinta Real Zacatecas, Zacatecas, Mexico – former use: bullring
12. Neemrana, Rajasthan, India – former fort palace
13. Het Arresthuis, Roermond, Netherlands – former jail
14. Clink 78, London – former use: Courthouse
15. Blow Up Hall 5050, Poznan, Poland – former Brewery
