As one would expect from such an iconic five-star property, guests receive the quintessentially British experience, delivered with a professional and comprehensive five-star service. The new-look Eleanor’s Bar at Charing Cross.
Today, The Royal Horseguards stands as a testament to Victorian splendour. With its original tiled floors, high ceilings and chandeliers, it combines an extraordinary heritage – it was the headquarters of the Secret Service during the First World War and the former home of the National Liberal Club which was often the drinking place of choice for Sir Winston Churchill – with all the five-star comforts of the 21st century. Offering a choice of bedrooms and suites, restaurants including One Twenty One Two (named after the famous telephone number of Scotland Yard), The Terrace Room, which overlooks the River Thames, and Equus Bar, The Royal Horseguards is the
destination of choice for business or leisure. Furthermore, the hotel’s decor reflects the political heritage of Whitehall, as well as its connection to British politics. As one would expect from such an iconic five-star property, guests receive the quintessentially British experience, delivered with a professional and comprehensive five-star service.
Ticking every box As well as The Royal Horseguards and The Grosvenor, Guoman is also the proud operator of three additional deluxe hotels in central London. Inspired by cutting-edge design, The Cumberland captures the imagination with its vibrant
The spacious Executive Double Room at The Grosvenor.
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and creative environment. The 1,019 bedroom hotel at the top of Park Lane is the perfect base to explore the capital from. The hotel offers quality restaurants and bars, including Gary Rhodes’ Rhodes W1 Restaurant, Brasserie and Rhodes Patron Bar. If this wasn’t enough to whet your appetite, The Cumberland is also home to Carbon, a late-night bar venue. As one of London’s premier venues for business meetings and other events, The Cumberland also has its own private entrance and lift access. The meetings and events facilities are situated on the lower ground floor of the hotel, but share its striking design and impeccable service standards. Indeed, the largest space, the dramatic Ocean Room, can accommodate as many as 350 guests, while the additional 25 meeting and event rooms offer a comprehensive selection of layouts and options for team meetings, training sessions and interviews. Elegant and cosmopolitan, Charing Cross is ideally positioned for guests looking to be in the heart of the action. The Grade II-listed building has been lovingly restored to truly reflect its Victorian splendour and offers 239 luxury bedrooms and suites to meet even the most exacting standards. Also well-suited for meetings and events, Charing Cross offers nine meeting rooms, including the spectacular Betjeman suite with its ornate domed ceilings and marble dance floor. The