Luxury Holidays At Rosewood London

This timeless heritage hotel, accessed via an archway that opens into a courtyard, is an oasis of tranquillity, unique amongst London’s luxury hotels. Built in 1914 in a flamboyant Edwardian style - courtesy of its designer, H. Percy Monckton - the building's current incarnation, as Rosewood London, is thoroughly modern, monochrome and metropolitan. An all-pervading sense of luxuriousness abounds throughout the opulent interiors that hark back to the building's Belle Époque past. Megastars and royalty can keep themselves to themselves in the 6,100ft² six-bedroom Grand Manor House Wing, the largest and grandest in Europe - it even has its own postcode! The Sense Spa bestows curative treatments for those worn out by London’s attractions, there’s also Scarfes Bar, which takes its artistic vision from the prestigious English illustrator, Gerald Scarfe, while restaurants - including the magnificent Mirror Room and Holborn Dining Room - ensure guests enjoy a taste of English cuisine and hospitality at its very best during their stay.

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City Highlights

A haven of elegance amidst the energy and diversity of London, there is nowhere better to stay than Rosewood London to explore this captivating city. Marvell at the Gothic architecture of Westminster Abbey, be spellbound by the contemporary masterpieces at the Tate Modern, shop until you drop at nearby Covent Garden, visit majestic Buckingham Palace, or experience breathtaking views from the iconic London Eye. As evening falls, London stays well and truly alive; catch a world-class musical at the West End, take your pick from an array of Michelin-star dining venues, or dance the night away at one of London's world-famous clubs.

Culture & History

Arrive at Rosewood London through an archway that opens out into a grand Edwardian Courtyard, completed in 1914. Beyond the beguiling past of the hotel building, London is a city full of historical sites and landmarks of British culture. Visit the Tower of London for a gruesome yet compelling look into the past; discover the Churchill War Rooms, the very spot from which the prime-minister directed the course of the Second World War, or meander through the various, historical incarnations of the city at the Museum of London. A symbol of British heritage, Buckingham Palace, alongside its iconic London Soldiers, is a must-visit.

Spa Breaks

After an unforgettable day exploring eclectic and exciting London, the Sense Spa offers a sanctuary of calm away from the fast pace of city life. An extensive menu of nurturing treatments - using luxurious products from Sodashi, Maison Caulières and Face Place - are available in the seven zen-themed treatment rooms. Facilities include dry heat saunas, amethyst crystal steam rooms and a shimmering gold leaf and teak relaxation lounge, providing a restorative hideaway in the heart of London. Experience five-star hair treatments from the award-winning, celebrity stylist, Matthew Curtis, in an intimate and boutique-style salon.