Stylish antique décor, a peaceful but convenient location, and spacious, airy rooms are all essential to this hotel's appeal. Yet it is the unbeatable service that causes so many travellers return to the Draycott time and time again. Discreet, intelligent and friendly, the staff seem to anticipate your every need, making this lovely Edwardian building feel like a real second home.
Draycott Hotel
22-26 Cadogan Gardens, SW3 2RP
Three red-brick Edwardian houses on one of the loveliest streets in London, close to Sloane Square, have been converted... More
Draycott Hotel
26 Cadogan Gardens, SW3 2RP
If you’re looking for peace and quiet this Easter, away from the frenetic egg-hunting and furious cake-making, this stylish five-star... More
Where the old Royal Court Hotel used to be now there’s this welcoming and well decorated reincarnation. All the 102 air conditioned rooms come full ... More
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The Saatchi Gallery re-opened on 9th October 2008 in the former military barracks of the Duke of York's Headquarters. The 70,000 square feet represents a ...More
England's most famous department store.
Owned by eponymous Egyptian entrepreneur Mohamed Al-Fayed, Britain's most iconic shop features on many tourists’ “must-see” lists - and with good ... More
Following a £100-million refit, this prestigious department store now boasts six tiers of curved glass balconies. Keeping with tradition, the shop is still endlessly ... More
The Instituto is the official Spanish Government Cultural Centre. The London branch is one of forty that make up the largest Spanish teaching organisation in ...More
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Private members club with a regular pack of paparazzi parked outside waiting for royals to exit after one too many vodka red bulls. Its popularity ...More
Behind the Victorian façade at Number 11 Cadogan Gardens lies a boutique hotel, restaurant, bar, gym and spa as well as a very exclusive private ... More
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Stylish antique décor, a peaceful but convenient location, and spacious, airy rooms are all essential to this hotel's appeal. Yet it is the unbeatable service that causes so many travellers return to the Draycott time and time again. Discreet, intelligent and friendly, the staff seem to anticipate your every need, making this lovely Edwardian building feel like a real second home.
