A suitably stylish neighbour to the tailors of Savile Row, Sartoria brings a little Italian flair to this most Engli ...
Commissioned by James I in 1622, Banqueting House dazzled London’s high society when it opened. You can still ...
The former residence of prime minister William Gladstone is now home to the British Academy, which under its venue m ...
Claridge’s is a byword for timeless glamour – whether you’re dining in the hotel’s Foyer &am ...
Just off Pall Mall, Grade II-listed Sofitel London St James mixes traditional British design with modern French eleg ...
L’Etoile has offered its own brand of bistro chic to Charlotte Street for more than a century. Unusually for a ...
This French classic is one of London’s longest-standing Michelin-starred restaurants. Decorated with owner Dav ...
The home of the Royal Society for Public Health was built in 1775 to neoclassical townhouse designs by the celebrate ...
A listed Belle Epoque façade ensures this grand five-star hotel makes a big first impression. Beyond the wrou ...
On the edge of Green Park, with views across to Buckingham Palace, The Park Lane Hotel regularly catches the eye of ...
Once a regular haunt for the Duke of Wellington, 116 Pall Mall is now the Regency home of the Institute of Directors ...
The Lincoln Centre sits at the crossroads of the City and the West End. Equipped with state-of-the art technology, i ...
Spacious enough to hold up to 160, this cool karaoke chain’s Soho original makes a fun-packed – and supe ...
Those looking for a venue with an air of well-heeled Britishness might look to this hotel and members club in SW1. B ...
Billing itself as the UK’s first ethical hotel, the Wesley strives to make itself as sustainable as can be. An ...