1930S51 events · 33 opened · 9 event · 4 invented · 2 awarded · 2 sold · 1 closed
1930
Opened
Jean-Baptiste and Marie Troisgros open the Hôtel des Platanes in Roanne
1930
Invented
Harry Craddock compiles The Savoy Cocktail Book
1930
Opened
Mitsukoshi Gyeongseong opens in Seoul; it later becomes Shinsegae
1930
Invented
The George V charters flights to London, Madrid and Berlin on its own three-seat Farman
1930
Opened
William Avery Rockefeller II builds Camp Wonundra on Saranac Lake; it opens as The Point in 1980
1930
Opened
Albert Steigenberger takes the Europäischer Hof at Baden-Baden and founds the group
1931
Opened
Giuseppe Cipriani opens Harry's Bar, Venice, on 13 May
1931
Opened
Cellular-therapy research begins at Clinique La Prairie, Montreux
1931
Opened
The Hôtel de Paris opens at the village entrance — the first luxury hotel in Saint-Tropez
1931
Sold
François Dupré buys the George V after Hillman loses it to his lenders
1931
Opened
The Waldorf Astoria opens on Park Avenue on 1 October — the largest and tallest hotel in the world
1931
Closed
Arshak Sarkies dies on 9 June; a bankruptcy petition is filed against Raffles the next day
1931
Opened
The Dorchester opens on Park Lane, one of the first hotels built of reinforced concrete
1931
Opened
The King David opens in Jerusalem, built in local pink limestone
1932
Opened
Carpentras truffle brokers open Maison de la Truffe on the place de la Madeleine
1932
Event
Slavia is rebuilt in Art Deco with windows cut to the Vltava and the Castle
1932
Opened
Prince Umberto of Savoy grants Luigi Albanese a restaurateur's licence after he treats the prince's sea-urchin wound — Da Luigi ai Faraglioni begins
1932
Event
Paul and Baptistine Roux turn Le Robinson into a three-room inn and rename it La Colombe d'Or
1932
Event
Roux hangs the sign: lodging here for man, horse or painter — artists begin paying in pictures
1932
Opened
The Grand Hotel d'Angkor opens at Siem Reap for travellers to the temples
1932
Event
Burgh Island is extended; its restaurant still carries the Nettlefold name
1933
Awarded
Lapérouse takes three Michelin stars, held until 1968
1933
Opened
The Cassino da Urca opens in Rio; Carmen Miranda sings there before gambling is banned in 1946
1934
Opened
Fitzgerald opens Tender Is the Night with the Hôtel du Cap, as the Hôtel des Étrangers
1934
Event
Fernand Petiot formulates the Bloody Mary at the King Cole Bar, St. Regis New York
no register entry
1935
Event
Portofino stops building: no new house is raised on the harbour after this year
no register entry
1935
Invented
Hans Badrutt converts the Chesa Veglia farmhouse into a dance bar and restaurant — après-ski begins
1935
Opened
Chesa Veglia opens on 28 December on Helen Badrutt's idea — après-ski is born
1935
Opened
Tsukiji opens as Tokyo's central wholesale market after the Great Kantō earthquake destroyed Nihonbashi
1936
Opened
Da Luigi ai Faraglioni opens on the rocks at Capri — the earliest verified beach club in the register ⚑ Italian sources date the licence to 1932
1936
Opened
La Résidence de la Pinède begins operating on the Baie des Canoubiers
1936
Event
The Ritz manager's American wife stages a sit-in and the Cambon bar admits women
1936
Opened
Château Saint-Martin opens above Vence in a twelfth-century Templar commandery
1938
Sold
Ernst and Silvia Scherz take over the Gstaad Palace; they buy all the shares in 1947
1939
Event
Leopold and Josefine Hawelka take over the Café Ludwig in Dorotheergasse in May
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.