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Capital Hotel

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States · Independent · Core Luxury

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The Capital Hotel is Little Rock's front porch: a cast-iron facade raised in 1872 as the Denckla Block and opened as a hotel in 1877, 94 rooms of white-glove Gilded Age service across from the Old State House. A marble lobby, 14-foot ceilings, and Frette linens still read as the capital's grand house.

About Capital Hotel

History

William P. Denckla began the Denckla Block in spring 1872; the cast-iron facade, bought in New York, still fronts 111 West Markham. After the Metropolitan Hotel burned on 14 December 1876, A. G. DeShon and John Adams leased the block and opened the Capital Hotel in January 1877. Restorations reopened it in 1983 and again in November 2007. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (1974).

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