The Goring
4.7· 1,569 Google reviews
London's last family-owned grand hotel, holder of a Royal Warrant and beloved by the Royal Family itself. The private garden is one of the city's best-kept secrets.
Guide from £820 / night
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Belgravia
4 Hotels · 0 Experiences
Garden squares, embassy rows and quiet five-star grandeur.
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The Peninsula London
4.6· 1,046 Google reviews
The newest grande dame at Hyde Park Corner, pairing Peninsula polish with Belgravia calm. Brooklands' rooftop dining channels Concorde-era glamour.
Guide from £1,300 / night
The Emory
4.9· 769 Google reviews
Belgravia's all-suite vertical estate and London's newest ultra-luxury opening, crowned by a Rémi Tessier rooftop. The Surrenne spa and private members' floor set a new benchmark for the capital.
Guide from £1,500 / night
Hotel 41
4.8· 447 Google reviews
Thirty rooms of black-and-white clubland opulence above Buckingham Palace Road, with an honesty bar and a glass-roofed lounge. Five-star intimacy steps from the Palace itself.
Guide from £600 / night
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Five-Star Hotels in Belgravia
Belgravia is London's stucco-and-garden-square discretion: five-star hotels in Belgravia are intimate rather than monumental. The Goring, family-run since 1910 and holder of a Royal Warrant, and The Emory, the capital's newest all-suite statement, bookend a century of quiet luxury.
Hotel 41 layers black-and-white clubland opulence above Buckingham Palace Road, honesty bar included. Stay here for the Palace itself, Sloane Square's galleries and the calmest streets in central London.