Jumeirah Carlton Tower
Belgravia, London
“Belgravia wellness sanctuary”
Vibe
Fluted marble curves meet a dramatic Lasvit crystal chandelier in a poised lobby where London high society crosses paths with discreet international travelers.
“Belgravia wellness sanctuary”
A 20-meter naturally lit swimming pool beneath a glass ceiling and panoramic ninth-floor fitness studios.
Twenty-four-hour e-butler service, Dyson hair appliances, and keycard access to private Cadogan Place Gardens.
Interiors by 1508 London featuring fluted marble, soft curves, and a centerpiece Lasvit crystal chandelier.
On Cadogan Place in Knightsbridge, overlooking private gardens and steps from Sloane Street.
Rooms
Most rooms open onto private balconies gazing over Cadogan Place, paired with expansive marble bathrooms and private access to the residential garden square.
Wellness
A 20-meter pool basks in natural daylight under a soaring glass ceiling, while the top-floor gym pairs workouts with sprawling skyline views.
Backstory
Opened in 1961 as London’s very first high-rise tower hotel, the mid-century landmark underwent a £100-million overhaul led by design studio 1508 London.
Eat & drink
Coastal Italian classics take center stage from Al Mare’s theater kitchen, while afternoon tea and evening cocktails unfold downstairs in The Chinoiserie.
The neighborhood
Set on leafy Cadogan Place, Sloane Street designer boutiques sit right outside, with keycard entry to private resident-only garden tennis courts across the road.
The app
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