THE CADOGAN HOTEL

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 65, Classic Edwardian decadence, SW1 townhouse, Cadogan Restaurant, Bar, Drawing room, State-of-the-art gym, Tennis courts, Cadogan Place Gardens.

• Located in a beautiful townhouse halfway between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square, the luxurious Cadogan Hotel promises something different. This chic hotel is set off by antique features which whisper of its seductive past. The hotel was once home to Lilli Langtry who used to entertain, among others, King Edward VII and Oscar Wilde behind its portals. Today it retains an air of discreet distinction and is a blending of Edwardian era atmosphere and modern-day comforts.

• Whichever room or suite you chose at The Cadogan Hotel you’ll feel cosseted and indulged amidst the dark paisleys, the heavy draperies and the rich leathers, velvets and silks of their aristocratic fabrics. Among this period decor with a modern twist are the latest technological comforts available.
  Perhaps you need a stunning setting for a business meeting, or an elegant setting for a birthday or a wedding: the Cadogan Hotel offers two stained-glass enclosed rooms which can accommodate up to 70 persons each.
  There’s no reason you need to miss your exercise routine: 24-hour, fully equipped state-of-the-art gym on the premises, tennis courts are available and the concierge will provide the racket and balls. For those who wish to stroll in contemplative tranquility, there is exclusive access to the beautiful Cadogan Place Gardens – an oasis of calm amid the buzz of London’s most fashionable quarter. Serene, leafy elegance.

• The Cadogan Hotel sits at the midpoint of two opulent worlds of Knightsbridge and Sloane Square. Within walking distance are fine boutiques like Chaumet and Walter Steiger, which give way to Loro Piana and Prada, to Gucci and then Armani as you make your way towards Knightsbridge. Once there, Harvey Nichols, Harrods and Peter Jones also jostle for your attention. The Cadogan Hotel is also a short stroll, or London-bus ride, to Buckingham Palace, Green Park and the Natural History Museum. The Piccadilly line at Knightsbridge or the Circle and District lines at Sloane Square are all just five minutes’ walk away.