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Hotel Bucket List

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Photo courtesy of Spencer Lowell
#acehotel #panama #centralamerica #hospitality #classic #modern Photo courtesy of Spencer Lowell
#acehotel #panama #centralamerica #hospitality #classic #modern

Photo courtesy of Spencer Lowell
#acehotel #panama #centralamerica #hospitality #classic #modern Photo courtesy of Spencer Lowell
McAlpine, whose construction company had created high-end hotels for clients for decades, bought the former factory, with its dramatic but dilapidated curved walls, in 2010 and recruited two of his children and their spouses to run it. The buildings were painstakingly restored with the help of local architect Aryeh Seigel. The Rockwell Group—fans of Beacon and colleagues of Mr. McAlpine’s on past projects—created designs for the interiors, executed by local designer Elizabeth Strianese and featuring the work of many local artists and artisans. Photo by Eric Laignel.
McAlpine, whose construction company had created high-end hotels for clients for decades, bought the former factory, with its dramatic but dilapidated curved walls, in 2010 and recruited two of his children and their spouses to run it. The buildings were painstakingly restored with the help of local architect Aryeh Seigel. The Rockwell Group—fans of Beacon and colleagues of Mr. McAlpine’s on past projects—created designs for the interiors, executed by local designer Elizabeth Strianese and featuring the work of many local artists and artisans. Photo by Eric Laignel.
The lobby of the Wythe Hotel in Brooklyn, New York.
The lobby of the Wythe Hotel in Brooklyn, New York.
Each guestroom takes in a steady stream of sunshine through the windows, balconies, and terraces. The floors are still covered with the original mosaic tiles and the textiles in the rooms were created by Teixidors. As a nonprofit company based outside of Barcelona, they provide opportunities for individuals with learning disabilities and handcrafted the blankets on the hotel beds. The bedroom suites feature original solariums.
Each guestroom takes in a steady stream of sunshine through the windows, balconies, and terraces. The floors are still covered with the original mosaic tiles and the textiles in the rooms were created by Teixidors. As a nonprofit company based outside of Barcelona, they provide opportunities for individuals with learning disabilities and handcrafted the blankets on the hotel beds. The bedroom suites feature original solariums.
The 52-room Dean Hotel is located at 122 Fountain Street in Providence, Rhode Island.
The 52-room Dean Hotel is located at 122 Fountain Street in Providence, Rhode Island.