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The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, London

London, United Kingdom

The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, London

On Sloane Street, the red bricks of the Cadogan open out onto the gardens of Cadogan Place, with their railings and tennis court. The name of the on-house restaurant, Willetts’, honours the family who built the house in 1887, and Studio Shayne Brady preserved the herringbone parquet flooring, set against deep greens, antique mirrors and bronze during renovation. Lillie Langtry lived at 21 Pont Street, now part of the hotel, and number 118 commemorates Oscar Wilde’s time there. At Willett’s, Michael Turner, formerly of the Savoy Grill, serves classic British fare like crumpets, Dorset crab and Wye Valley asparagus.

Accommodations

What we like

The comfort

Ask for suites 201, 301 or 401: each has its own fireplace and a table set before the bay window.

The moment

Finish your holiday read in Cadogan Place Gardens, reserved exclusively for hotel guests.

The flavour

Willett’s Sticky Toffee Pudding — a little taste of England on the plate.

Location

Address

75 Sloane Street, Chelsea

SW1X 9SG London, United Kingdom

Airport

Twenty-five minutes by private transfer from London Heathrow.

Sloane Street

Saatchi Gallery a few minutes away to nourish the mind; Harrods and Harvey Nichols for the body.

At a glance

Public areas: free

In room: free

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