The Cavendish London - London

In the heart of Piccadilly, the Cavendish Hotel combines luxury with an excellent location close to Theatreland, Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. The Cavendish London is ideal for London's theatres and world-class shopping. Rooms have great views, elegant furnishings, subtle lighting and uncluttered designs. Bathrooms are furnished by Villeroy and Boch. An elevated dining room overlooks the exclusive boutiques and galleries of Jermyn Street, Piccadilly and St James’s. The restaurant serves an indulgent British breakfast, and has informal à la carte lunch and dinner menus.

In the Edwardian era, The Cavendish London was run by Rosa Lewis, the infamous ‘Duchess of Duke Street’. She was known throughout London Society for her hospitality and cooking.

From North: m1, a5 signposted Cricklewood. Follow Edgeware Road to Marble Arch. Follow Park Lane to Hyde Park Corner, turn left to Piccadilly and first right into Duke Street. Hotel is situated directly behind Fortnum and Mason's, the department store. From West Southwest: m3, a316 at Sunbury-on-Thames, continue to Talgarth roundabout which becomes Talgarth Road. Proceed over the Hammersmith flyover which becomes Cromwell Road. Cromwell Road runs into Knightsbridge along by Harrods on your right. Take tunnel at Hyde Park Corner, along Piccadilly. Take first turning into Duke Street.

The cooking style is best described as contemporary British, with some modern European influences. Executive chef, David Britton, and his team, create monthly changing menus using the best seasonal and regional produce. All recipes and dishes are entirely homemade. Designed by Noel Pierce, The Cavendish London provides comfortable yet stylish surroundings where you can enjoy sumptuous food, an outstanding wine list and friendly service. The Lobby Bar and The Lounge at The Cavendish London are ideal for a pre-dinner or pre-theatre drink in chic surroundings.