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The Cadogan Hotel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
The Cadogan Hotel is charmingly located on Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, one of London's most prestigious addresses. The property features 65 tastefully decorated rooms and suites. The Cadogan Hotel is indeed an excellent starting point to experience the essence of London as well as of the British l...
bootsnall.com
No title - expert review
This is both one of London's most beautiful hotels and one of its most historically naughty. A recent overhaul means much of its old stuffiness is gone - elegant golds and creams have replaced fussy florals. The drawing room has rich wood paneling and deep, comfortable armchairs, and is an excellent...
fodors.com
No title - expert review
Located in the middle of Knightsbridge's ultrafashionable Sloane Street (called the new Bond Street these days) is this historic hotel with the feel of an Edwardian townhouse. Indeed, the property originally opened its doors back in 1887, and in its early years it had a certain notoriety: Actress Li...
forbestraveler.com
No title - expert review
This late Victorian terra-cotta brick building was growing a bit stale but was recently transformed by the design doyenne Grace Leo-Andrieu, known for her transformation of the Lancaster and the Montalembert in Paris. It's always had its legends, of course, notably the arrest of Oscar Wilde for so-c...
frommers.com
No title - expert review
In a way, The Cadogan is two hotels in one. Following the arrival of new management-Grace Leo-Andrieu-the hotel underwent a five-month refurbishment. Now, it offers tasteful, contemporary rooms on the first two floors (lots of deep reds and bronzy greens) and classic, British country style on the to...
gayot.com
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The Cadogan was built in 1887. Soon after opening its doors, it became linked with two of the most fascinating personalities of the age, both at the centre of London's social and artistic life Lillie Langtry and Oscar Wilde. Lillie Langtry, famous actress and close friend of Edward VII, lived at 21 ...
travel.away.com
No title - expert review
The Cadogan on Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, one of London's most prestigious addresses in the heart of this Capital, is within walking distance to Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Tiffanys and Company and many other designer stores on Slaone Street. Soon after the hotel was built in 1887 1888 it became lin...
mytravelguide.com
Very good - user review
As a 4 star hotel in europe, this hotel deserves what it charges, not fancy or spectacular but exactly what you should get for 4 stars and the price in one of europe's most expensive cities. Very clean, nice service, and just the r...
expedia.com
avoid - user review
the room smelt like a wet labrador and it was right next to the service room for the maids which meant for continual noise unless you vacated yo...
expedia.com
OH THAT ENGLISH CHARM. - user review
THE ROOM WE STAYED IN WAS LIKE SOMETHING OUT OF BETTER HOMES IN GARDEN MAGAZINE.GREAT SERVICE WITH SOME DRY HUMOR. I WILL STA...
fodors.com
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