Belmond Cadogan Hotel, London
Expert reviews
“Following Belmond’s four-year renovation of the five adjoining Queen Anne townhouses—one the old home of socialite Lillie Langtry—now the vibe is understated, marbled elegance but with Saatchi-worthy art and a crystal-encrusted peacock.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s Best New Hotels of 2019.
“The Cadogan Hotel, which first opened in 1887, stands on Sloane Street midway between Chelsea and Knightsbridge. Its multi-million pound reincarnation combines the glossiness of Knightsbridge with the artistic vibe of Chelsea and does not forget its two most famous past residents, Oscar Wilde and Lillie Langtry.”
What guests liked
- Excellent location
- Helpful staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
The Belmond Cadogan Hotel is a five-star boutique hotel that is located in the exclusive Knightsbridge area. Once host to Oscar Wilde the hotel offers exceptional services with a modern and comfortable setting.
The bar and drawing room area offer light lunches and drinks to guests while offering them a comfortable sitting and lounging space. Making sure you take in the local culture without leaving the premises.
The property was originally built in 1887, but the guest rooms have been updated with LCD TV’s, satellite channels, free wi-fi, DVD players, and other basic amenities. With spacious rooms you get a clean and modern appeal, that is paired with luxurious bathrooms and toiletries.
The on-site fitness studio offers you a great workout, so you can easily keep up with your active lifestyle.
When looking to shop you will be pleased to know that hotel lobby takes you to Slone Street that is home to designers. While Harrods and Harvey Nichols are just a five-minute walk from the property. Moreover, when looking to explore you will find the Knightsbridge Underground Station is just a 5-minute walk, while you can easily stroll for 10 minutes and reach hyde park.
Surrounded by the most beautiful architecture and historical landmarks the hotel offers you a spectacular location that you will love. A perfect choice for those looking to live in the heart of London.
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