The Henley Park Hotel
History
When it made its debut in 1918, the upscale Tudor Hall Apartments boasted every upscale amenity and was home to many senators and congressmen. The stately structure was built in the Tudor style and called to mind the gracious manor homes of England. The lobby was resplendent with stained glass windows and a Mercer-tiled floor. Traditional archways, moldings and leaded glass windows were key design elements throughout the building. One of the most distinguishing features of the façade was the 118 gargoyles that still gaze down upon passersby. In 1982, the property was converted into an upscale hotel and carefully restored to its original glory.
