21/10/2026
CLARIDGE’S, London
CLARIDGE’S
An Art Deco landmark on Brook Street where the kings of Greece, Norway and Yugoslavia waited out the Second World War, and where one suite was declared Yugoslav territory for a day so that a crown prince could be born on home soil.
The hotel began in 1812 as a single house, and in the 1920s its lobby was reimagined by Art Deco pioneer Oswald Milne. Each Mayfair Suite is designed by names such as David Linley, and some pay tribute to Empress Eugénie, who entertained Queen Victoria here. Afternoon tea in The Foyer & Reading Room offers more than forty teas, and the spa downstairs is the work of André Fu.
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