Beautiful and Interesting Buildings (in this case, hotels)

I love looking at buildings, inside and out. I love real estate open houses, even though it's been years since I've been to one, love those online virtual tours of houses for sale and when I go to estate sales, I spend almost as much time staring at the rooms as I do at the things that are for sale (although I do that, too. Estate sales are great for finding one of a kind items). And as I've mentioned before, I used to buy those magazines filled with building plans for sale (they were great for helping me envision the layout of my characters' houses). So now and then, I just have to post some images of gorgeous buildings (or parts of buildings).

I found this one the other day when I was composing the M. C. Escher post. It's apparently from the St. Pancras Hotel in London and it's so gorgeous. Now I want to go there. (Of course, finding this led me on a search for other hotels. What's below, of course, could be added to again and again. I find hotels fascinating).

Link to image and source

The hotel is owned by Marriott now. Here's a link to the history and photos.

Christmas at the Drisskill Hotel in Austin, Texas

Source (by the way, I always urge readers to click through to see the photographers' other images).
The Drisskill's website

Hotel Romance in the Czech Republic

Source
Hotel website

Kempinski Grand Hotel des Bains in St. Moritz

Source

Hotel website