London

LONDON HOTELS

Classic Luxury

The Savoy

Claridges
Claridge's burst onto London's social scene in the 1930s at the height of the Art Deco period. Today the most influential and successful people in the world still meet in Claridge's Front Hall and Foyer to enjoy a standard of luxury and service which have been Claridge's signature since it opened. Gordon Ramsay is London's most elegant restaurant while the Fumoir has become a big hit with cigar lovers.

The Four Seasons
In the heart of London’s West End, the Four Seasons Hotel London, provides its guests an uncompromising level of service—personal yet efficient and swift. Guests are offered a unique combination of British tradition and the most up-to-date facilities in rooms and suites. This elegant hotel exudes a very relaxed atmosphere and charm, just a few minutes from Hyde Park and Knightsbridge, and close to the city’s theatres, finest shopping areas, and business centres.

The Dorchester
For many of the world’s heads of state, celebrities, and industry leaders, The Dorchester has become a “home away from home” in London. The highest level of personalized service, with three members of staff per guest room, combined with discreet, friendly efficiency and the latest technology, make The Dorchester one of the most sought-after London addresses. All bedrooms are individually decorated in a comfortably luxurious English country-house style. Each features an Italian marble bathroom, many with natural lighting, and the deepest bathtubs in London. In addition, this historical hotel boasts an ideal location, overlooking the expanses of Hyde Park, yet close to prestigious shops and the theater district.

The Mandarin Oriental
Built in 1889, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park has long been recognised as one of London's grandest hotels. Overlooking picturesque Hyde Park, it is ideally situated for leisure and business travellers alike.

The Lanesborough
London's foremost address for discriminating travelers, The Lanesborough captures the gracious style and warm hospitality of an early 19th-century residence. Ideally located on Hyde Park Corner, The Lanesborough stands on Knightsbridge facing Hyde Park, the heart of London. This landmark building of 1828 has been meticulously restored to its original grandeur. Taking its name from the countryside house that once stood at this prestigious location, The Lanesborough represents a revival of traditional hospitality. Here guests always will be welcomed by name and treated as valued visitors in a private home.

The Connaught
Popular with film stars and the international traveler, The Connaught is as famous for its winding majestic mahogany staircase as it is for its impeccable service. The array of exquisite antique furniture and artifacts add to the quiet and discreet charm of the hotel. The Connaught is situated in the heart of Mayfair, a charming area of antique shops, churches and a delightful public garden. The Connaught has the advantage of being located within six minutes walk of Bond Street and the great West End stores, as well as being within easy reach of theaters, museums and parks. As one of the world's most distinguished addresses, The Connaught is often described as a country manor in the heart of London. Indeed, many regulars view it as a true home-away-from-home, with the highest standards of comfort and service. It now boasts a Fitness Studio, The Connaught Bar and the breathtaking Red Room, from designer Nina Campbell. The stunningly-restored Restaurant and Grill are managed by super-chef Gordon Ramsay and his protegee Angela Hartnett, and boast one Michelin star.

The Berkley
Dedicated to the art of gracious living, The Berkeley Hotel is situated in the fashionable area of Belgravia, a few minutes walk from Hyde Park and the elegant shops of Knightsbridge and Sloane Street. The accomodations are richly appointed and the public areas are exquisitely composed by designers such as Tessa Kennedy and John Stefanidis. In addition, The Berkeley is London's top gastronomic destination, featuring the acclaimed, Michelin star rated Petrus restaurant, and superb, casual dining at the Boxwood Cafe. The hotel's famous drinking-spot, The Blue Bar, has been a talking point of glossy magazines and gossip columns around the globe. The hotel, its bar and pool are all favored by stars such as Madonna, Leonardo diCaprio and Giselle. Guests enjoy the celebrated afternoon tea at the Caramel Room, with its award-winning fashionista motif. Pret-a-Portea adds a creative twist to the classic elements of the traditional English Afternoon tea, with cakes and pastries inspired by every fashion season's catwalk designs for the style conscious, and with savories in miniature mouth-fulls for the figure conscious. With its discreet and lavish service, The Berkeley embodies the most civilized of virtues.



Contemporary London Hotels

Dukes Hotel
Dukes is one of London's most charming and understated luxury hotels. Situated in a tranquil flower-filled and gas-lit courtyard in St James's, it is convenient for theatres and galleries and within easy walking distance of many of the city's most exclusive shops and auction houses.

One Aldwych
Brilliant contemporary interiors, two fabulous restaurants, friendly professional service, an original art collection, cutting-edge technology, and an excellent location right in the middle of London in Covent Garden.

Blakes Hotel
Created by Anouska Hempel, the London hotelier and internationally renowned designer, the hotel has become an international magnet for the world's business and cultural elite. Architectural Digest has honored Ms. Hempel's incomparable bedrooms, each a fantasy of antiques, rare silks and velvet as well as the adventurous Blakes Restaurant, one of London's best.



RESTAURANTS

Gordon Ramsay

Tom Aikens

Le Gavroche

Zuma

Petrus

The Ivy

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Nobu

The Cinnamon Club

J Sheekey

La Poule au Pot

Le Caprice



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