Descriptions Hotel The Cadogan
An elegant boutique hotel located in the heart of Knightsbridge, London, the Cadogan Hotel is located amid exclusive designer stores (Gucci, Prada and Fendi) and close to major London attractions, including Harrods, Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace.
Built in 1887, the historic Cadogan Hotel has been the setting for writers, poets and movies. In 1895, Irish playwright Oscar Wilde was arrested in room 118 and the incident was immortalised by John Betjeman in his poem, The Arrest of Oscar Wilde at the Cadogan Hotel.
Recently lavishly refurbished to bringing this historic London hotel into the 21st century, The Cadogan now offers contemporary amenities, such as Ipod docking stations and Wi-Fi Internet access in each of its 65 luxury accommodations.
Hotel guests can enjoy modern British cuisine at the on-site Langtry’s Restaurant, indulge in a glass of sparkling Champagne at the Cadogan Bar, or relax in the sumptuous Drawing Room with afternoon tea.
Book now
For more than 100 years, the 5-storey elegant boutique hotel has been the epitome of discretion and offers its visitors a welcoming home away from home. It has been a welcoming haven for discerning guests since its establishment and comprises a total of 65 rooms including 4 suites. Guests are welcomed in the foyer with 24-hour reception desk, lifts, a cloakroom, and a currency exchange counter. Further facilities in this air-conditioned hotel include a bar, a restaurant, a breakfast room, conference facilities, and Internet with W-LAN access. 24-hour room, laundry and medical services conclude the facilities on offer (fees apply). All in all, this hotel offers the flair of a private town house combined with British old-world elegance. The experience is complemented by touches of elegant modernity, which connect this historic building with the 21st century.
Location. This luxury property is located in London, close to Harrod's, Sloane Square, and Saatchi Gallery. Also nearby are Buckingham Palace and Big Ben.
Features.
Cadogan Hotel has tennis courts and a fitness facility. Business amenities include a business center, wireless Internet access, meeting rooms for small groups, and secretarial services. Cadogan Hotel has a restaurant and a bar/lounge. 24 hour room service is available. Event facilities at this 5.0 star property consist of conference rooms and banquet facilities. This 5.0 star property provides an airport shuttle (surcharge).
Guestrooms.
Amenities featured in guestrooms include DVD players, air conditioning, and minibars. Business friendly amenities include desks, direct dial phones, and voice mail. Complimentary bottled water is provided. All guestrooms provide complimentary bottled water. Bathrooms feature bathroom phones, bathrobes, and hair dryers.
The Cadogan Hotel is a prestigious Knightsbridge address; an SW1 hotel off Londons Sloane Square that weaves contemporary styling with classic Edwardian decadence. Let yourselves be seduced, by our neighbours Gucci, Tiffany, Harrods and Harvey Nichols, by the 24-hour pulse of the West End, and by the sumptuous luxury of this most decadent of Edwardian hotels. Escape to the harmony of the exclusive private gardens on Cadogan Place or simply enjoy the weather with a game of tennis. Also let your tastebuds loose at Langtrys, a oft-frequented luxurious Knightsbridge restaurant in itself.
Located in prestigious SW1, the hotel is a short walk from either Knightsbridge or Sloane Square tube stations and is one of London's most famous hotels - the scene of both the arrest of Oscar Wilde and Edward VII's liaisons with the actress Lillie Langtry. The rooms are designed either in a classic English or a contemporary style. All have sumptuous soft furnishings and feature multi-channel TV, DVD/CD player, mini bar, safe and complimentary newspaper as standard. There is a small gym for residents and fine dining in Langtry's restaurant. A grand, elegant hotel with a rich, decadent history and a superb location.
Where in London can you stay in the very suite where Oscar Wilde was arrested, shop till you drop at some of the most fashionable designer stores in the world, enjoy a traditional afternoon tea and finish off the day with a delicious and creative dining experience? The Cadogan Hotel. Located in the heart of London's Knightsbridge, the Cadogan has undergone a recent renaissance and now provides all of the above and more. In this new expression of British style, rich couture inspired fabrics and contemporary lines have been used to full effect, complimented with antique furniture. The 65 rooms and suites, two of which are named in honour of past guests Lillie Langtry and Edward VII, provide an intimate base from which to explore London.
The Cadogan Hotel, built in 1887 in Londons SW1, off Sloane Square, was soon to find itself at the heart of Victorian societys most infamous indiscretions.The Cadogan Hotel is a prestigious Knightsbridge address; an SW1 hotel off Londons Sloane Square that weaves contemporary styling with classic Edwardian decadence. The Cadogan is an elegant townhouse hotel at the midpoint of two opulent worlds, in Londons SW1, on Sloane Street, between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square. The Cadogan Hotel sits, too, within a short stroll or London-bus ride of Buckingham Palace, Green Park and the Natural History Museum, Tower of London, St Pauls Cathedral, London Eye, London Zoo, The London Dungeon, London Aquarium, Westminster Abbey. The Piccadilly line at Knightsbridge or the Circle and District lines at Sloane Square are all just five minutes walk away. Recreation:The hotel facilities include restaurant, bar/ lounge, English Drawing Room, private dinning rooms, meeting facilities, wedding facilities, gym, business center, Choose from contemporary cool or classic English, or savour the indiscretions of the past, with a stay in the sumptuous Oscar Wilde, Edward VII or Lille Langtry suites. Whichever room or suite you choose, youll feel cosseted and indulged amidst the dark paisleys, the heavy drapery and the rich leathers, velvets and silks of the aristocratic fabrics. Luxuriate in velvet-edged bouclé bedspreads, and slide between sumptuous duvets and crisp bed linen.
One of London's most famous hotels, the Cadogan was the scene of both the arrest of Oscar Wilde and the future Edward VII's liaisons with the actress Lillie Langtry. Located in prestigious SW1, the hotel is a short walk from either Knightsbridge or Sloane Square tube stations. The rooms are designed either in a classic English or a contemporary style. All have sumptuous soft furnishings and feature multi-channel TV, DVD/CD player, mini bar, safe and complimentary newspaper as standard. There is a small gym for residents and fine dining in Langtry's restaurant. A grand, elegant hotel with a rich, decadent history and a superb location.
One of London's most famous hotels, the Cadogan was the scene of both the arrest of Oscar Wilde and the future Edward VII's liaisons with the actress Lillie Langtry. Located in prestigious SW1, the hotel is a short walk from either Knightsbridge or Sloane Square tube stations. The rooms are designed either in a classic English or a contemporary style. All have sumptuous soft furnishings and feature multi-channel TV, DVD/CD player, mini bar, safe and complimentary newspaper as standard. There is a small gym for residents and fine dining in Langtry's restaurant. A grand, elegant hotel with a rich, decadent history and a superb location.
One of London's most famous hotels, the Cadogan was the scene of both the arrest of Oscar Wilde and Edward VII's liaisons with the actress Lillie Langtry. Located in prestigious SW1, the hotel is a short walk from either Knightsbridge or Sloane Square tube stations. The rooms are designed either in a classic English or a contemporary style. All have sumptuous soft furnishings and feature multi-channel TV, DVD/CD player, mini bar, safe and complimentary newspaper as standard. There is a small gym for residents and fine dining in Langtry's restaurant. A grand, elegant hotel with a rich, decadent history and a superb location.
The Cadogan Hotel is a prestigious Knightsbridge address; an SW1 hotel off London's Sloane Square that weaves contemporary styling with classic Edwardian decadence. At The Cadogan, history comes alive. Consider room 118, scene of the arrest of Oscar Wilde, the Irish playwright. Or consider the Edward VII Suite, renamed to celebrate the future King of Englands liaisons with his close friend, the actress Lillie Langtry.
A recent refit has brought the Knightsbridge hotels history back to life and brought about a dramatic renaissance. Relax and be pampered among velvet-edged bouclé bedspreads, cotton-twill upholstered chairs and the rich tapestry of colour. Sit serenely in the hotel gardens. Keep the fires of industry burning in the business centre. Build up an appetite in the fully equipped fitness studio, then let your palate tingle in anticipation of the creative menu options at inventive Langtrys restaurant.
Slip in off Pont Street after a days boutique-hopping or sightseeing and sit beneath striking original glass chandeliers and intricate ceiling designs. Start the day with a full British breakfast. Make your lunch an occasion. Or, in the evenings, light a candle with someone special and sip wine or brandy before the Carrera-marble Louis XIV fireplace. Feel the soft velvet of the warm, round medallion armchairs, and sample fine British dining London-style, in the elegant, yet informal, atmosphere.
The setting, recalling the London banqueting and chic grandeur of Edwardian high society, is warm and intimate; the cuisine memorable. Head chef Robert Lyons adds imaginative ingredients to classic dishes that will have you salivating. The cheese is melted Hampshire Tunworth; the beef, Aberdeen Angus; the duck, Gressigham. Its a palate of flair and adventure that compares favourably with any of the top romantic London restaurants.
Superior Double Room: Chic, contemporary styling in a double room with queen-sized beds that will take your weight after a long days sightseeing or business meetings. All on the first or second floor. Average room size is 17 m² or 185 ft².
For more than 100 years, the 5-storey elegant boutique hotel has been the epitome of discretion and offers its visitors a welcoming home away from home. It has been a welcoming haven for discerning guests since its establishment and comprises a total of 65 rooms including 4 suites. Guests are welcomed in the foyer with 24-hour reception desk, lifts, a cloakroom, and a currency exchange counter. Further facilities in this air-conditioned hotel include a bar, a restaurant, a breakfast room, conference facilities, and Internet with W-LAN access. 24-hour room, laundry and medical services conclude the facilities on offer (fees apply). All in all, this hotel offers the flair of a private town house combined with British old-world elegance. The experience is complemented by touches of elegant modernity, which connect this historic building with the 21st century.
