London, United Kingdom
The Cadogan - A Belmond Hotel
Once played host to Oscar Wilde, The Cadogan overlooks the huge private garden of Cadogan Place Gardens of which guests get keys to its gates, and can picnic, stroll and play tennis. The hotel is situated between Knightsbridge and Chelsea, a short stroll from Sloane Square. After a day sampling the delights of London, you’ll find every indulgence awaiting you back at the hotel. Cosy up in front of the fire with your drink of choice, or slip into the indulgence of your beautiful designed suite.
hotel Guide
Facilities
- 54 rooms and suites.
- Exclusive access to Cadogan Place Gardens, fitness suite, spa suite, and an extensive art collection.
- Private tennis court.
- The Cadogan Concierge is on hand during the day to offer expert advice on where to go, as well as help with any other requests you may have.
Wine & Dine
- European Café-restaurant experience with terrace, tea, and bar lounge.
Our Favourite
- The suite in which Oscar Wilde was arrested in 1895, No 118, is now part of the Royal Suite, which includes a marbled bathroom with a corner bathtub overlooking Sloane Street, Pont Street and Cadogan Square Gardens.
- Their gardens: Arrange a picnic, try your hand at tennis, or bring a board game to play and let the hours slip by.
Dresscode
- Understated Elegance.
Budget
- Rates start at GBP 690 per night.
Local Guide
The Neighborhood
- The location is perfect for exploring London. You're 5 minutes from Sloane Square, the King's Road, and Knightsbridge. The hotel is just around the corner from Pavilion Road, which is home to some of the best artisan food, fashion, beauty, and fitness spots in the capital. Don't miss lunch at Granger & Co.
- More recommendations in our Neigborhood Guide.
Where to Eat & Drink
- Read our edits of The Best Restaurants In London and The Best Hotel Bars in London.
How to Get There
- Nearest airport: Heathrow (40 minutes).
- Sloane Square Station is a 5-minute walk away, from where you can take Underground lines into Mayfair, Marylebone, and Soho.
