A discreet boutique Edwardian hotel, with a hushed and welcoming atmosphere, the Cadogan's past guests include Oscar Wilde, who was arrested in room 118 in 1895, and Lillie Langtry with her royal companion Edward, the future King of England. The rich, sumptuous décor, the lush private garden, the location at the heart of aristocratic London (just off Sloane Square), and the fine restaurant continue to attract guests to this day.
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The Cadogan Hotel
75 Sloane Street, SW1W 9SG
Steeped in history, The Cadogan was the scene of the arrest of Irish playwright Oscar Wilde, right here in... More
The Cadogan Hotel
75 Sloane Street, SW1X 9SG
An elegant Edwardian hotel, steeped in history, The Cadogan's Irish connection can be found hidden away in... More
The Cadogan Hotel
75 Sloane Street, SW1W 9SG
If only the walls of this historic hotel could talk. They'd tell of the liaison between the future King of... More
The Cadogan Hotel
75 Sloane Street, SW1W 9SG
Steeped in history, The Cadogan was the scene of the arrest of Irish playwright Oscar Wilde, right here in... More
The Cadogan
Join the Queen Mother, Lord Cadogan, Oscar Wilde, King Edward VII and Lillie Langtry by becoming a visitor to this historic, timelessly stylish town... More
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England's most famous department store.
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A discreet boutique Edwardian hotel, with a hushed and welcoming atmosphere, the Cadogan's past guests include Oscar Wilde, who was arrested in room 118 in 1895, and Lillie Langtry with her royal companion Edward, the future King of England. The rich, sumptuous décor, the lush private garden, the location at the heart of aristocratic London (just off Sloane Square), and the fine restaurant continue to attract guests to this day.
