Kimpton Fitzroy London: Built in the 19th century on Russell Square in Bloomsbury, this hotel has one of the more distinctive facades of any property in the capital. The ornate terracotta building features busts of four British Queens and overlooks Russell Square Gardens directly opposite. Inside, the Pyrenean marble staircase and dramatic public spaces set […]
The Langham London: Opened in 1865, this was one of Europe’s first Grand Hotels. It sits at 1c Portland Place at the top of Regent Street in central London, and its history of hosting celebrated guests includes Oscar Wilde and Ouida, both of whom stayed here. That heritage of generous, attentive hospitality runs through every […]
Grantley Hall: Set within 38 acres of manicured grounds near Ripon in North Yorkshire, this five-star country house holds one of the more impressive collections of credentials of any wedding venue outside London. It is a member of Leading Hotels of the World, Forbes Travel Guide and Virtuoso. The Michelin Guide awarded it two keys […]
The Berkeley: On Wilton Place in Knightsbridge, at the corner of Hyde Park and Belgravia, The Berkeley occupies one of the more quietly distinguished positions of any hotel in London. It is part of the Maybourne group, alongside Claridge’s, The Connaught, The Emory and The Maybourne Riviera, which means the service standards, attention to detail […]
Drapers’ Hall: Thomas Cromwell built his mansion on this spot in the 16th century. The Drapers’ Company has occupied this site for 500 years. Several reincarnations of the building later, what stands today is one of the grandest private event venues in London. The Queen and other heads of state have dined in the Livery […]
Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park: Few hotels in London occupy a position quite like this one. Hyde Park stretches out behind the building, the bustle of Knightsbridge runs along the front, and the hotel has hosted royalty and celebrities within its event spaces for over a century. The Ballroom overlooks the park. Guests arriving for a […]