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Meliá White House
A Grade II listed 1936 residential complex by Robert Atkinson with a distinct six-winged star layout.
Miiro Templeton Garden
Seven conjoined 1897 Victorian townhouses preserve original sash windows and period proportions facing a private lawn.
Montcalm Mayfair, Autograph Collection Hotel
Four Grade II listed Georgian townhouses form a restored crescent facade on quiet Wallenberg Place.
Montcalm Royal London House
A Grade II listed 1950s former Royal Mail headquarters converted with mid-century detailing throughout.
New Road Hotel
Converted East End garment factory where the owners' father once worked on the manufacturing floor.
One Aldwych
A Grade II listed 1907 Edwardian landmark, originally built by Mewès and Davis as The Morning Post headquarters.
Sanderson London
A Grade II* listed 1958 modernist headquarters retaining a soaring stained-glass mural by artist John Piper.
Sheraton Grand London Park Lane
A Grade II listed 1927 landmark with an original Art Deco subterranean ballroom.
Shoreditch House
Occupies the upper floors of the 1930s Tea Building, showcasing preserved industrial brickwork and original factory proportions.
Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection
An eighteenth-century redbrick silk and textile warehouse once operated by the East India Company.
Sofitel London St James
A Grade II listed 1920s neoclassical bank headquarters with preserved subterranean vault architecture housing the spa.
Strand Palace
A 1909 Edwardian facade featuring period exterior lamps, with historic Art Deco design preserved at the V&A.
Sun Street Hotel
Restored 1812 Georgian townhouses designed by architect George Dance the Younger connect to a sleek modern wing.
Taj 51 Buckingham Gate Suites and Residences
Three red-brick 1897 townhouses once home to royal courtiers enclose a manicured, gaslit Shakespearean garden courtyard.
The Academy
Five interconnected Grade II listed Georgian townhouses dating to 1776 on tree-lined Gower Street.
The Adria
An 1870s Grade II listed Victorian townhouse preserving original sixteen-foot ceilings, cornicing, and an ornate cast-iron balustrade.
The Ampersand Hotel
An 1888 Victorian townhouse with original cornices, bay windows, and restored brick vaults housing the cellar bar.
The Bailey’s Hotel London
An 1876 Grade II listed Victorian red-brick townhouse centered on an original five-storey spiral staircase.
The Beaumont Mayfair
A 1926 Grade II-listed landmark originally constructed by Wimperis & Simpson as an Art Deco garage for Selfridges.
The Bentley Hotel London
Preserved 1880 Victorian residential townhouses along Harrington Gardens retain their period facades and classic architectural character.
The Bloomsbury Hotel
A Grade II-listed 1928 Neo-Georgian shell originally designed by British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens.
The Bull and Last
Rebuilt in 1883, preserving Victorian pub timber and its coaching inn roots.
The Chelsea Townhouse
Restored Victorian Queen Anne red-brick townhouses preserving original marble fireplaces, sweeping staircases, and ornate crown mouldings.
The Chesterfield Mayfair
Three interconnected 18th-century Georgian townhouses preserve period proportions, wood-paneled walls, and antique portraits.
The Clermont London, Charing Cross Hotel
Edward Middleton Barry's 1865 Grade II listed Franco-Italianate railway hotel presiding over Charing Cross station.
The Crown London Hotel, Cricklewood (North West London), WorldHotels Distinctive
Grade II-listed 1899 Victorian tavern architecture featuring ornate plaster ceilings, working fireplaces, and stained glass detailing.
The Culpeper
A restored 19th-century Victorian public house, originally The Princess Alice, with arched windows and curved bar.
The Dilly
Grade II-listed Edwardian architecture from 1908 features Richard Norman Shaw designs alongside the ornate gold-leaf Oak Room.
The Dixon
Restored Edwardian courtroom architecture from 1905, complete with original oak paneling and repurposed prisoner waiting benches.
The Dixon, Tower Bridge, Autograph Collection
A Grade II listed 1906 magistrates' court retaining original Edwardian oak panelling, terrazzo flooring, and the judge's bench.
The Egerton House Hotel
Two conjoined Victorian red-brick townhouses from the 1840s preserve domestic period proportions on a quiet residential terrace.
The Exhibitionist Hotel
Restored eighteenth-century South Kensington townhouses maintain their classic period facades on Queensberry Place.
The Franklin
A row of nineteenth-century red-brick Victorian townhouses backing directly onto the private lawns of Egerton Gardens.
The Gore London - Starhotels Collezione Hotel
Two 1892 Victorian townhouses filled with 19th-century carved oak beds, period oil paintings, and historic architectural detailing.
