Rosewood Hotel, London
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“The Rosewood London brought a neglected Edwardian pile back to life—the Mirror Room is fabulous—but it’s also helped put Holborn back on the map for Londoners.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
What guests liked
- Boutique style
- Central location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
In the very heart of London resides The Rosewood London made of contemporary elegance with a touch of English classics. A calm urban sanctuary restored with unrivaled richness and comfort offering distinctive exposures and extraordinary services for the perfect stay for everyone to appreciate.
The Rosewood London offers 44 suites of spectacular lavishness that possesses personalized amenity. The facilities add to assistance and embrace peculiar features such as coffee machines, complimentary wireless internet, huge LED televisions, sound systems with soundproof rooms, housekeeping, and janitorial services.
At Rosewood London event spaces are provided for weddings which open doors through an archway to a grand courtyard, a perfect start to a memorable day. Other family occasions can also be held and corporative hospitality is provided.
Come across a sensation of complete tranquility at Rosewood Spa where product lines from Sodashi, MaisonCaulières, and EviDenS de Beautè deliver remarkable results. Additionally, a well maintained and upgraded fitness center is present inside the hotel.
Indulge yourself with refined cuisine at Rosewood London’s restaurant and bars which share an authentic British legacy with an enchanting modern approach. There are several dining spots within the hotel opening up to different views and styles of the menu in each.
Being in the center of the city, it has got almost everything in its reach. Customers’ needs will be met without having them to travel for too long or away from their hotel.
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