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Historic Accommodation In London
Historic Accommodation In London
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As InfoBritain is a site for historical tourism we have created a special list of hotels with particular historic interest. Each hotel has been selected for its quality, and for the historic nature of its buildings, or for events that took place in or near the hotels. In London you could stay in the Greenwich World Heritage Site, or find a room in a Georgian terrace. Alternatively use our general list for a complete range of accommodation.
Featured Hotels
Devonport House Hotel, Greenwich is a sympathetic redevelopment in a unique location on the World Heritage Site in Greenwich. The Royal Obervatory and the Wren designed buildings of the Old Royal Naval College are close by.
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Langham's Hotel is one of London's original grand hotels, built in 1865. In many ways the driving force of the Industrial Revolution was the creation of a "ladder of aspiration" which people could climb, spending as they went. Hotels, along with clothing, were one of the first areas of business to perfect this idea. There is no doubt that Langham's is at the top of the ladder as one of London's best hotels. Click here for more information, guest reviews, room availability and bookings.
The Royal Horseguards Hotel was designed by Alfred Waterhouse, who was also responsible for the Natural History Museum in Kensington. Originally built as the National Liberal Club, the foundation stone was laid by William Gladstone, who would go on to become a famous Liberal prime minister. Five members of the club would eventually become prime minister. Today the building has been turned into a luxurious five star hotel, in an excellent central position near the Strand. Click here for more information, guest reviews, room availability and bookings.
Millennium Hotel Mayfair is an 18th century mansion, once home to the Duchess of Kendall. The Duke of Wellington's victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1814 was announced here. Click here for more information, guest reviews, room availability and bookings.
