Cadogan Hotel - London

Newly refurbished, this elegant boutique hotel boasts a fusion of historic features and modern elegance in the heart of London’s exclusive Knightsbridge, near Harrods, Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace History. Originally built in 1887, The Cadogan Hotel has been the setting for writers, poets and movies, the most notable being in room 118, which was the scene of Oscar Wilde’s arrest in ‘The Arrest of Oscar Wilde at The Cadogan Hotel’. Today the hotel provides 65 guestrooms, equipped with a range of modern touches, such as satellite televisions, iPod docking stations and Wi-Fi internet access. Each evening you can enjoy dining in Cadogan Hotel’s Langtry’s Restaurant, which offers an elegant experience with modern British cuisine. After dinner, why not indulge in a glass of sparkling Champagne in the Cadogan Bar or relax in the sumptuous Drawing Room?

On the doorstep of Gucci, Prada and Fendi, the Cadogan Hotel is a haven for shoppers.

The acknowledged Langtry's Restaurant also belongs to this accommodation of quality. The elegant bar has deep red oak panels and in the chic and quiet lounge you can enjoy a light meal in the evenings.