Cloyne Court Hotel
historic place
The Cloyne Court Hotel, a historic place in Berkeley, California's Alameda County, was erected in 1904. Architect John Galen Howard designed this building, which originally served as a residential hotel for visiting faculty. Its name comes from Cloyne, a village in Ireland. In 1946, Cloyne Court became a student cooperative. It was designated a City of Berkeley Landmark in 1982, and added to the National Register of Historic Places on December 24, 1992. A historical marker, erected in 1992, reads: 'Cloyne Court Hotel. Opened 1904, home to many distinguished faculty and guests Became a student co-op in 1946 This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the U.S. Department of the Interior Dec. 24, 1992.' The Cloyne Court Hotel is historically significant for its architecture and its enduring role in the university community.