Hotel Room

5 photos · 2013–2023

5 photographs tagged Hotel Room, 2013–2023.

Related: Hotel Antigua Casa Bella Boutique Guatemala Arcotel Berlin Berlin
Circus Circus branded conditioning shampoo, lotion, and soap toiletries for hotel guests.
Circus Circus Las Vegas stocks its guest bathrooms with branded travel-size toiletries, including conditioning shampoo, lotion, and a 1-ounce bar of soap. The hotel opened in 1968 on the Las Vegas Strip, among the first in the city to pair casino gaming with a circus theme and a permanent big top for live acrobatic acts above the casino floor. Its Manor and West Casino Tower buildings add to the property's room count, making it one of the larger resorts on the Strip.

Complimentary Toiletries in a Circus Circus Las Vegas Guest Room

Compact hotel room at Casa Bella Boutique in Antigua, Guatemala, with golden-yellow textured walls and a bed with red striped runner.
Casa Bella Boutique sits within a restored colonial-era building in Antigua Guatemala, a city whose historic core was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Guest rooms like this one keep the structure's original stone and stucco walls while adding handwoven Guatemalan textiles, a detail common to small hotels operating inside the city's protected colonial district.

A Guest Room at Casa Bella Boutique in Antigua

Casa Bella Boutique Hotel suite in Antigua, Guatemala, features a jacuzzi tub, seating area, and potted plant.
Casa Bella Boutique Hotel sits within Antigua Guatemala's historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site recognized for its preserved Spanish colonial layout and architecture. This suite includes a jacuzzi tub alongside a small sitting area with a loveseat and coffee table. Antigua served as the capital of the Captaincy General of Guatemala until earthquakes prompted the colonial government to relocate to present-day Guatemala City in 1776.

Jacuzzi Suite at Casa Bella Boutique Hotel, Antigua

Hotel room bed with view of a yellow Gründerzeit building across the street in Berlin Mitte.
Gründerzeit buildings like this one take their name from Germany's "founders' era," the rapid industrial and urban expansion that followed unification in 1871. Berlin saw entire districts built in this style through the 1880s and 1890s, with stucco facades, bay windows, and brick detailing marking apartment blocks for the city's growing middle class. Many of these buildings in Mitte survived Allied bombing in World War II only to fall into disrepair under East German administration, when maintenance budgets for private housing stock were scarce. Since reunification in 1990, large-scale restoration projects have returned facades across Mitte to something close to their original color schemes and ornamentation, a process that has made the neighborhood one of the most sought-after residential areas in the city.

A Gründerzeit Facade Across the Street in Berlin Mitte

View from a Hyatt hotel room window of downtown Minneapolis at night, showing illuminated buildings and city lights.
A view from a hotel room at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis showcases the city's downtown core at night. The hotel, a significant fixture in the Minneapolis business district, provides lodging and event spaces for travelers and locals alike. Its construction and operation are part of the ongoing development and economic activity that defines the urban environment of Minneapolis. The illuminated buildings visible through the window represent the commercial and residential heart of the city, highlighting its role as a center for business and culture in the Upper Midwest.

Hyatt Hotel Room View of Downtown Minneapolis at Night

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