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21c Museum Hotel Lexington

One of a kind experience that combines contemporary art with luxurious, southern hospitality.

Innovative and local cuisine with rotating art exhibitions at Lockbox Restaurant.

Rotating thought provoking contemporary art exhibits reflect the global nature of art today

Custom designed contemporary furnishings, plush robes and Malin and Goetz bath amenities.

Rooms feature high ceilings and large historic windows

21c Museum Hotel Louisville

Combines contemporary art, bespoke design and a chef driven restaurant

Innovative American cuisine at award winning Proof on Main Restaurant

Over 9000 sq. ft of Gallery and Public space featuring contemporary artwork.

Custom-designed furniture, comfortable beds, plush robes, and Malin + Goetz bath amenities.

21c Louisville was designed to reflect both its historical bones and its contemporary new life

21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati

At 21c, discover contemporary art in the most unexpected places.

The Spa at 21c is the Queen City's prime pampering destination.

Our restaurant, Metropole, offers a contemporary take on old world cooking techniques.

Fairmont Pittsburgh

Centrally located riverside hotel in downtown Pittsburgh

Centrally located riverside hotel in downtown Pittsburgh

185 spacious luxury guest rooms

12,000 square feet of elegant, flexible space for events

Only LEED Gold certified hotel in Pittsburgh

21c Museum Hotel Durham

AAA Four Diamond hotel that combines contemporary art with luxurious, southern hospitality.

10,500 square feet of exhibition and event space

Located in the heart of downtown Durham/City Center close to Duke, DPAC and restaurants.

21c Museum Hotel St Louis

Nearly 14,000 square feet of 21st century gallery space accessible to guests on the 2nd floor

Your Destination for Sports - Walk to Energizer Field, Enterprise Center and Busch Stadium

Experience Idol Wolf - Awarded one of Eater's Essential Restaurants in St Louis

Historic Property with an award winning restoration for this former YMCA building from 1926