Rosewood London
London, United Kingdom
Rosewood London
252 High Holborn, London, United Kingdom, WC1V 7EN Original Property Opened in Historic Hotels Worldwide member sinceSet in a 1914 Belle Epoque structure, the Rosewood London offers a tranquil setting for international heritage travelers. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by an ornate archway leading to an enchanting Edwardian courtyard that embodies the opulence of this lavish hotel. The Rosewood London still possesses many of its original architectural features, such as the beautiful grand staircase and its breathtaking Cuban mahogany woodwork. Situated within the bustling neighborhood of High Holborn, this fantastic historic hotel can easily immerse its guests into London’s inherent splendor as well. A number of amazing cultural attractions are located nearby, such as Covent Garden, the Charles Dickens Museum, the West End Theatres, and the Royal Opera House. Few destinations in the city are better for a memorable vacation than the majestic Rosewood London.
Discover
- Discover the grand archway that leads directly into the Rosewood London’s iconic Edwardian courtyard. One of London’s most celebrated holiday destinations, the hotel is recognized as a Grade II-listed building by Heritage England.
- Appreciate the marvelous Belle Époque architecture of this prestigious historic hotel. The Rosewood London was actually comprised of four different blocks that were gradually constructed over a 50-year period beginning in 1914.
- See the Rosewood London’s fantastic facilities. These historic spaces have even appeared in such films as The Saint and The Politician’s Wife.
Explore
- Journey to the breathtaking Westminster Abbey. Originally constructed during the 10th century, the cathedral has been the site of every coronation for every English and British monarch since William the Conqueror. This marvelous structure is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Travel to the magnificent Buckingham Palace nearby. This glorious building has served as the official residence for the British Royal Family since the reign of Queen Victoria.
- Visit the Palace of Westminster, home to the iconic Big Ben clock tower. It is within these hallowed walls that the British Parliament has governed the United Kingdom for centuries. This historic landmark is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Experience
- Tour the brilliant exhibitions of The British Museum. This fantastic cultural institution possesses a remarkable collection of eight million artifacts and art from around the world, which chronicle the entire history of human civilization.
- Shop at some of the finest storefronts in London at Covent Garden. Opened in the 1830s, this spectacular historic marketplace features a wealth of upscale shops to experience, such as Mulberry, Petersham Nurseries, and The Shop at Bluebird.
- Experience a thrilling theatrical performance near London’s famous Aldwych and Strand roadways. A number of illustrious opera houses and theaters reside near these two thoroughfares, such as the Royal Opera House, the Lyceum Theatre, and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
Taste
- Taste the cuisine in some of London’s most historic pubs. Pubs have long been a fixture in London, with many having been in continuous operation for several hundred years. A few—like the Ye Olde Mitre and The Lamb & Flag—are even protected as listed buildings by Heritage England for their great historical significance.
- Delight in a classic full English breakfast before starting the day. Dozens of amazing restaurants in the city participate in this citywide culinary tradition, including Caravan King’s Cross, Hawksmoor Guildhall, and The Wolseley.
- Attend an afternoon tea session and savor the best British tea. No trip to the United Kingdom is ever complete without participating in this storied national pastime. Come enjoy some of the finest tea in Britain at the Rosewood London.