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Royaume-Uni : 0 Hôtels de la Collection Lartisien
Lartisien hotel collectionMandarin Oriental Hyde Park London
Perched on the edge of Hyde Park, the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park occupies a turreted, red-brick Edwardian building that’s been a London landmark since 1889. The hotel closed for a major renovation in 2016 and reopened in 2019.
Lartisien hotel collectionCorinthia London
On the corner of Whitehall, where history meets the heartbeat of modern London, Corinthia stands as the capital’s grandest whisper. Just moments from the Thames, Covent Garden and the South Bank, it is a world apart, an address where time stretches and every detail feels deliberately extraordinary.
Lartisien hotel collectionThe Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel, London
When Belmond decided to open its first hotel in the British Capital, they chose the glamorous and affluent area of Chelsea.
Lartisien hotel collectionThe Dorchester
Opulence and decadence in utter privacy. A very British establishment, the home of choice of only the most stellar A-listers, who treat the Promenade like their very own catwalk. This is The Dorchester, one of London’s most iconic hotels.
Lartisien hotel collection45 Park Lane
It’s the Art Deco hangout of choice for London’s hipsterati, an incongruous fountain of culture amidst Park Lane’s brutalist buildings.
Lartisien hotel collectionBrown's Hotel
One for the history books. The Brown’s hotel is where Rudyard Kipling wrote the Jungle Book and where Alexander Graham Bell placed the first telephone call.
Lartisien hotel collectionBvlgari Hotel London
A dab of risqué, a smatter of chic, and generous helpings of cool… the recipe for Bvlgari Hotel London is difficult to pull off and not to everyone’s palate.
Lartisien hotel collectionCharlotte Street Hotel
The Bloomsbury Group would be proud… Kit Kemp’s Charlotte Street Hotel draws its inspiration from the misfit group of novelists and artists to create a hotel that’s artsy
Lartisien hotel collectionClaridge's
The iconic London landmark’s an endless carousel for the very rich and famous and it’s no wonder, given Claridge’s reputation.
