Around The World In 26 Letters: 7 Hotels With A Literary Past

by Georgia Bobley · April 8, 2013

Everyone likes a hotel with great amenities, but how about a hotel with a surprising and historical past? We've rounded up 7 hotels that were home to, or celebrate, some of the world's most renowned figures in literature. From The Plaza to Le Pavillon des Lettres, here's where to stay if you want a perfect trip-- down to the letter. More>>

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Paris• Truman Capote• The Algonquin Hotel• The Plaza• The New Yorker• Edith Wharton• The Mount• Eloise• Oscar Wilde• In Cold Blood• Dorothy Parker• Moby Dick• Dave Eggars• Hemingway Bar• Library Hotel• Literature hotels• Le Pavillon des Lettres• The Cadogan• Blantyre• The Rex Hotel• Hotel Rex• Joie de Vivre Gives• Hotel Ritz• Hotel Ritz Paris• John Batjeman• The Arrest of Oscar Wile at the Cadogan Hotel• Arrowhead• Herman Menville