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Sanctum Soho Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 9% off from £240
20 Warwick Street, W1B 5NF | 1 minute walk from Quaritch
The rock star glamour of this Soho hotel gives it a real buzz - with an underground cinema, black bathrooms, rooftop bar and open air Jacuzzi More

Cafe Royal Hotel
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 13% off from £350
68 Regent Street, W1B 4DY | 2 minutes walk from Quaritch
Café Royal is a 160-bedroom 5-star luxury hotel on Regent Street, in London's city centre overlooking Piccadilly Circus. The hotel has a gym, swimming pool and More

Le Meridien Piccadilly
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 0% off from £341
21 Piccadilly, W1J 0BH | 2 minutes walk from Quaritch
A hotel that is distinctly in the old English style, with magnificent antique décor, staff who are attentive, discreet, and ever so polite and, most importantly, More

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Quaritch has a long history of buying and selling rare books. German founder Bernard Quaritch established the shop in 1847. He soon made a name for himself amassing the most extensive antiquarian book collection in the world in just fifty years. In 1884, he paid the highest price ever paid for a printed book when he bought a Gutenberg Bible for £3900. He broke his own record in the same sale by paying £4950 for the 1459 Mainz Psalter. Among his esteemed customers were Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte (Napoleon's brother), Gladstone, Disraeli and Lord Crawford, creator of the Bibliotheca Lindesiana. Passed down through the Quaritch family, his descendants continued to serve on the bookshop's board for some 113 years. The shop moved to its current location in 1970 and today specializes in rare and antiquarian books on art, interior design and architecture with a strong collection of architectural history up to the mid nineteenth century.