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XIX century

34
Events
9
Countries
1800–1849
Span

1800 to 1849: the traveller becomes a market.

XIX CENTURY34 events · 28 opened · 4 event · 1 invented · 1 awarded
1800
Opened
Debauve opens his chocolate house on the Rive Gauche
1802
Invented
Jean-Baptiste Dalloyau opens the first Maison de gastronomie and invents food to take away
1806
Opened
The Breidenbacher Hof opens in Düsseldorf
1807
Event
A widowed descendant renames the shop À la Mère de Famille
1810
Opened
The Sanoner family begins at Ortisei; ADLER grows from the inn
1812
Opened
Les Deux Magots begins as a novelty and fabric shop named after a play
1813
Opened
The Nassauer Hof opens at Wiesbaden beside the springs
1816
Opened
The Hotel de Russie opens on the Via del Babuino, its garden laid out by Valadier
1817
Opened
Antonio Cova opens a literary café beside La Scala
1819
Awarded
Percier and Fontaine build the shop at 30 rue des Saints-Pères; royal warrant granted
1820
Opened
Antoine-Étienne Dalloyau opens the first Parisian tea room
1822
Opened
The Danieli opens in the Palazzo Dandolo, a fourteenth-century house on the Riva
1824
Opened
Angelo Marchesi opens his pasticceria on via Santa Maria alla Porta, Milan
1824
Opened
Weinbrenner's Kurhaus opens at Baden-Baden with a gaming room inside it
1829
Opened
Tremont House opens in Boston on 16 October, by Isaiah Rogers — indoor plumbing, indoor baths and lavatories, a reception area, locked single rooms, free soap and bellboys. The specification of the modern hotel, sixty years before the Savoy
1830
Opened
Nadaya Mansuke opens the parent restaurant of Nadaman in Osaka
1830
Opened
Villa Sant'Andrea is built at Taormina by an English family; it opens as a hotel in 1950
1831
Opened
Iida Shinshichi opens Takashimaya in Kyoto on 10 January
1832
Opened
Adare Manor is begun by the Earl of Dunraven; it opens as a hotel in 1988
1832
Opened
Jean-Jacques Ducasse buys vineyard parcels from Château Figeac; the land becomes Château Cheval Blanc
1832
Opened
Jean-Jacques Ducasse buys vineyard parcels from Château Figeac; the land becomes Cheval Blanc
1834
Opened
Des Bergues opens in Geneva, often called the first purpose-built luxury hotel in Europe
1834
Event
Augustus Smith takes the lease of the Isles of Scilly and begins rebuilding Tresco
1835
Opened
Charles-Augustin Meurice opens Le Meurice on the rue de Rivoli — the first Paris palace hotel
1835
Opened
Rambagh is built at Jaipur as a garden house for the queen's handmaiden; it becomes the maharaja's residence
1836
Event
France bans gambling; the players cross to Baden-Baden and the Kurhaus becomes famous
1836
Opened
David Sprüngli founds David Sprüngli & Son in Zurich
1837
Opened
James Brown, valet to Lord Byron, opens Brown's in Mayfair
1840
Opened
The Oberoi Grand opens in Calcutta on Chowringhee
1841
Opened
The Bayerischer Hof opens in Munich at Ludwig I's wish for a hotel fit for guests of the court
1844
Opened
The Baur au Lac opens on the lake at Zurich
1845
Opened
The Quisisana opens at Capri as a sanatorium; it becomes a hotel in 1861
1848
Event
The Venetian rising: Florian's rooms are turned into an infirmary for the wounded
1848
Opened
The Kronenhof opens at Pontresina
← XVIII century
1850s →
Notes on the series. Hotel-native institutions enter as cross-references inside the article of the house that holds them, not as separate codes — a bar or spa receives its own entry only when it has become a name in its own right. Seasonal and fashion collaborations are recorded as dated lines within a house, never as entries. Residential clinics and estates, however wellness-led, belong to the main register: they sell nights. Entries carry permanent LHL-S codes once published; drafts await verification by two independent sources. · Published by LVXVRY under Editorial Manifesto LHL-001 v1.6.