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| Character by the bucketload at this long-time hotel (since 1890s), now owned by two charming Irishmen, Edward Bracken and Con Ring. Walls are plastered with over 5,000 paintings and prints, bedrooms (some small, all recently upgraded) are all different (a minstrel's gallery in one; secret panel in another; Judy Garland's bed in a third). Traditional sitting room for residents; buzzy Bistrot 190 open to all. |
Key Attractions:
Character, traditional, city, good food
Price Bracket: Mid Price
In a Nutshell: Character and elegance in Kensington, plus a buzzing bistro
Location: Location: Queen's Gate, Kensington. Nearest tube: South Kensington, Gloucester Road
Address:
The Gore, 190 Queen's Gate, London,
United Kingdom, SW7 5EX
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THEY SAY: The Gore is situated between Knightsbridge and Kensington, close to Harrods and the Royal Albert Hall and within easy reach of the West End. In this elegant and romantic hotel over 100 years of English tradition is discreetly backed by 21st century technology. Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, you’ll find that behind the old English charm of the Gore is every modern amenity: yours for the asking. The Gore’s 50 guestrooms are among the most enchanting in London. They range from a luxury double to the exquisite Tudor Room, skilfully blending the traditional with the modern. All are individually furnished with antique furniture, period pictures and ornate beds made up with white Egyptian cotton bed linen. Every room is equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi access and flat-screen television. Bistro One Ninety Queen's Gate has a well-earned reputation throughout London for fine food and an informal, lively all-day restaurant. The Bistro has been home to many a celebrated chef. Today’s guests enjoy superb food, created from the finest ingredients in an upbeat, buzzing atmosphere. Bar 190 is world famous. Candlelit, Art Deco mahogany-panelled and open until 1am, its intimate atmosphere attracts a mixture of fascinating people. Guests and local residents mingle with celebrities from the worlds of film, television, fashion, publishing and advertising.
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