America's late 19^th Century hotels were large, splendid edifices, almost like castles, but because they were open to anyone who came, they were called, "Palaces of the people."

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

During the late 19th century, America saw the construction of grand hotels that were indeed referred to as "Palaces of the People" due to their opulent architecture and the democratic idea that they were accessible to the general public, not just the elite.

America's Late 19th Century Hotels Were Large, Splendid Edifices, Almost

America's Late 19^th Century Hotels Were Large, Splendid Edifices, Almost