One of the most famous hotels in England, The Dorchester is a stunning Art Deco curve, overlooking the expanses of the Royal Parks. This is the genuine article, with a refined style that smacks of a more genteel age. It is a favourite spot for taking afternon tea, and it also contains two celebrated restaurants.
The Queen's Birthday Gun Salutes
Hyde Park, W2 2UH
21st April 2010
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One of the most famous hotels in England, The Dorchester is a stunning Art Deco curve, overlooking the expanses of the Royal Parks. This is the genuine article, with a refined style that smacks of a more genteel age. It is a favourite spot for taking afternon tea, and it also contains two celebrated restaurants.
