Wikidata records an architectural style for 1,721 hotels, under 173 styles. The 87 styles recorded for at least 3 hotels each have an article in Innpedia, listing the hotels, their architects, countries and years of opening. Labels that differ only by a trailing “architecture” or by capitals count as one style.[1]

Styles

By the number of hotels recorded in each.[1]

StyleHotelsOpeningsCountries
Art Deco1701812–2021United States, France, China +26
Renaissance Revival1401812–2021United States, Czech Republic, Germany +10
Neoclassical1291750–2017United States, France, Czech Republic +11
modern1041907–2026United States, Poland, Germany +22
Art Nouveau851700–2016Italy, Russia, Czech Republic +24
Colonial Revival721864–1946United States
Federal641690–1926United States
Greek Revival611785–2002United States, United Kingdom
Beaux-Arts471901–2017United States, Belgium, Cuba +3
baroque451529–1997Czech Republic, Spain, Poland +10
rustic451905–1946United States, Canada
Queen Anne style architecture in the United States341874–1902United States
eclectic331800–2015Spain, Poland, Russia +12
Mediterranean Revival331876–1936United States
Spanish Colonial Revival321876–2019United States
Gothic Revival281854–2007United States, United Kingdom, Spain +5
Streamline Moderne261932–1948United States, France, United Kingdom
Tudor Revival261862–1941United States, United Kingdom, Canada +1
Italianate241860–1908United States, Australia, United Kingdom +1
Chicago School231895–1930United States
Miami Modern231947–1957United States
Mission Revival201876–1946United States
National Park Service rustic201846–1955United States
Romanesque Revival201886–2005United States
vernacular191741–2000United States, Belgium, Spain +5
Victorian191824–1973United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand +1
Pueblo Revival Style181881–1949United States
Queen Anne style181800–1989United States, Australia, United Kingdom
Renaissance181469–1955Spain, Czech Republic, France +5
brutalist171963–1986Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Montenegro +10
Georgian171780–2017United States, United Kingdom, Australia +2
Classicism141780–1910Slovakia, Poland, Switzerland +2
International Style131938–1965United States, Czech Republic, Spain +2
Neoclassicism131681–1916Poland, Russia, Germany +5
postmodern131976–2018United States, United Arab Emirates, France +5
Second Empire architecture in the United States and Canada131690–1862United States
Pahlavi121933–2000Iran
baroque revival111883–2006Germany, Croatia, Spain +5
Gothic101446–1845Czech Republic, Italy, Germany +4
Moorish Revival101887–1928United States, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany +1
Second Empire style101855–1926United States, France, Canada +1
Soviet Modernist101962–1985Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus +1
historicist91401–1904Switzerland, Czech Republic, Germany +6
functionalism81854–2000Czech Republic, Finland, Austria +3
mid-century modern81940–1963United States
Richardsonian Romanesque81870–1894United States
Shingle style81887–1932United States
Swiss chalet style81870–1972Switzerland, Hungary, Poland +2
Edwardian71896–2010United Kingdom, New Zealand, United States
Ottoman71736–1929Turkey, Lebanon, Syria
rationalism71930–1967Italy, Spain, Libya
Belle Époque61864–1930Monaco, Switzerland, Spain +2
constructivist61928–1974Russia, Azerbaijan, Czech Republic +1
Haussmannian61862–1976France
historicism61896–1937Switzerland, Czech Republic, United States
Moderne61952United States
Arts and Crafts movement51840–2001United States, Brazil, United Kingdom +1
Empire style51790–1820Czech Republic, Latvia, Ukraine
Federation51897–1901Australia
Tudor51894–1948United Kingdom, Germany, United States +1
châteauesque41893–1939Canada
eclecticism41873–1908Italy, Netherlands, Poland
French Colonial41920–1932Morocco, Vietnam
Georgian Revival41848–1927United States, Australia
Gothic art41483–1636Switzerland, Italy
high-tech41997–2012United Arab Emirates
Jacobethan41849–1927United Kingdom, United States
Late Gothic41567–1578Switzerland, Germany, Spain
Neues Bauen41936–2014Germany, Spain, Netherlands +1
Prairie School41927–1928United States
Romanesque41001–1927Spain, United States
Scottish baronial4Canada, United Kingdom
Stalinist41932–1954Russia, Belarus
Art Nouveau architecture in Italy31908–1913Italy
Bauhaus31925–1931Germany, Israel
bungalow3United States
classical31735–1799France
colonial31934–1935Libya, India
Constructivism31928Ukraine, Russia
Elizabethan31500United Kingdom
First national architectural movement31922–2006Turkey
French Renaissance31898–1918United Kingdom, Philippines, United States
Heimatstil31852–1879Switzerland, Germany
Qajar31898–1922Iran
revivalism3United States
Second Empire architecture in Europe31871United States
Valencian Art Nouveau31910–1921Spain

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See also

References

  1. ^ Architectural style (P149). Wikidata. CC0.

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