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The hotel is located on Sloane Street, in the West End of London's West End, in the Belgravia area, between Knightsbridge and Sloane Square, close to Hyde Park, 35 minutes by car from Heathrow Airport. This stately hotel is located in one of London's most fashionable neighbourhoods, Belgravia. It occupies a beautiful old mansion dating back to 1887 with a long history. Oscar Wilde once stayed here, so you can find references to this historic event in one of the suites. The hotel rooms have a contemporary style: bright colours, stylish furniture and plenty of natural light define their fresh and elegant appearance. The hotel is surrounded by numerous boutiques, shops and the world-famous Harrod's department stores'. In short, a stay at The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, London is the perfect choice for those who appreciate comfort and a royal holiday.

Located 28 km from Heathrow International Airport, 60 km from Gatwick International Airport, 500 m from Bond Street tube station; in the city centre, close to Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park and the theatre district. The glitzy The Connaught is nestled amongst the premier boutiques and restaurants of Mount Street, one of the trendiest streets in London's Mayfair district. Surrounded on all sides by famous shops and galleries, quiet parks and gardens, the hotel has been one of London's most prestigious hotels for over a century.

Having opened its doors in 1897 as The Cobur, in 1917 the hotel was renamed The Connaught in honour of Queen Victoria's third son Arthur, Duke of Connaught. The old mansion has retained its age-old tradition of hospitality and aristocratic atmosphere. Art and antiques, mouldings and elegant furniture add a special charm to the interiors.
The Connaught is renowned for its impeccable service. The attentive concierge is always happy to assist guests with evening plans, theatre tickets and other services. The two Michelin-starred Hélène Darroze at The Connaught is considered one of the best restaurants in London, while Jean-Georges at The Connaught surprises gourmets by combining classic recipes with unusual accents. The elegant bars offer a great time with a glass of vintage champagne, an innovative cocktail or a collection of high-end cognacs and whiskies.

Since its opening in 1889, The Savoy has been one of London's most luxurious hotels. Its guests are members of royal families and stars of cinema, theatre and show business. Charlie Chaplin, Elizabeth Taylor, Elton John and many other celebrities have been guests of the hotel in their time. In a room on the fifth floor, world-famous artist Claude Monet created a series of paintings of views of the Thames, recognised today as some of his finest works. Three restaurants, each with a unique style and atmosphere, serve British as well as fine French cuisine. One of them, the Savoy Grill, a favourite meeting place for bohemians, politicians and the financial elite, boasts that more deals are made within its walls than anywhere else in London. On the grounds of the hotel is the historic Savoy Theatre, founded in the late 19th century. Its stage remembers many classic plays, including musical ones, which were a great success among Londoners. It offers 268 rooms in either Edwardian or Art Deco style. They are equipped with the latest technology and have everything you need for a comfortable stay. Most rooms have wonderful views of the city and the Thames.

In autumn 2011, the legendary Dorchester Collection hotel chain was joined by a new boutique hotel 45 Park Lane. It is located opposite Hyde Park just a stone's throw away from its big brother - the famous hotel The Dorchester. 45 Park Lane was designed by the talented architect and artist Thierry Despont. The rooms and suites are decorated in light colours and feature elegant bespoke furniture. The bathrooms are equipped with unusual mirrors that transform into plasma TVs at the touch of a button on the remote control. In addition, all rooms are equipped with Bang & Olufsen home cinemas and blue-ray players. On the ninth floor is the magnificent 170 sqm The Penthouse suite, which can only be accessed by a separate lift with a special key. It features a living room, dining room, bedroom, dressing room, bathroom and a spacious terrace with a mesmerising panorama of London.

It is not surprising that it was in this luxurious hotel that the famous chef Wolfgang Puck decided to open his first restaurant in Europe. The maestro's achievements include an extensive network of restaurants and cafes in the USA, Canada and Japan, a dozen cookery books and even his own line of kitchen equipment. In Cut at 45 Park Lane restaurant you can taste modern American cuisine: juicy steak from first-class beef, excellent fried lobster or baked fish. After dinner, stop by 45 Bar for a sophisticated cocktail.