Luxury Hotel 41, London, UK
Situated in an Edwardian building filled with original wood-panelling, and opposite the side entrance to Buckingham Palace, this luxury hotel is a 5-minute walk from St James's Park.
The glamorous, monochrome rooms and suites have marble bathrooms, pillow menus, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffeemaking facilities, plus iPod docks and smart TVs. There are also 1- and 2-bedroom apartments with terraces and kitchens; 1 has a glass roof.
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Free perks include breakfast, all-day snacks and champagne on arrival, as well as access to a nearby gym. There's also a snug champagne bar and a South African restaurant. Butler service is provided 24/7.
Guests are offered complimentary snacks all day during their stay. Snacks include fresh fruit, crisps, and a selection of dried fruit & nuts, sweets, chocolates and toffees. Small tubs of Judes ice cream, freshly baked scones with jam and clotted cream, and evening canapés are also on offer.
CONNOISSEUR OF LUXURY
Whatever your heart desires, we make it happen! Our par excellence, tailored concierge services ensure that the vision of all our customers is realized and they enjoy nothing less than the vacation of their dreams.
We take immense pride in our dense network of luxury associates who help make our member's experiences exceptional wherever of contracts ensures that our members get the very best life has to offer -no matter where they are in the world.
41 Hotel Architecture
Architecture & Design
Buckingham Palace Road takes its name from nearby Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II and the only royal home named after a subject. The site of the hotel forms part of the grounds and stabling of a much earlier house on this site, once owned by John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, whose haughty manner earned him the nickname ‘Lord Allpride’. Queen Anne was well-disposed to ‘Lord Allpride’, perhaps because of the mild flirtation in which the pair had indulged when she was a plain and relatively insignificant princess of fifteen. In 1703, a year after coming to the throne, Queen Anne created him Duke of Buckingham. He at once began work on a new house to match his new station in life. Unfortunately, his reluctance to pay his bills meant that progress was very slow; and the architect was only able to extract his fees by tricking Buckingham onto the roof and threatening to throw the pair of them into the courtyard below unless his account was settled immediately - in cash.
Experience 41 Hotel
EXECUTIVE KING ROOM
Spend a night in glorious black and white themed sophistication with beautiful mahogany furniture, marble bathrooms, luxurious toiletries, and plenty of 21st-century technology. Each Executive King Room is unique, but all reflect our love of quiet comfort and understated elegance. This is a room in ...
Experience 41 Hotel
EXECUTIVE SUITES
This is a suite in which you can mix business with pleasure. A set of double doors separates your bedroom and private bathroom from your lounge and its own adjoining bathroom. Both rooms have their own entrances. When you shut the double doors you create an independent space with its own seating and...
Experience 41 Hotel
JUNIOR SUITES
A split-level Junior Suite gives you plenty of room to spread out. On the upper level, there is a luxuriously seductive bedroom; on the lower level, a spacious lounge for relaxing, eating, and entertaining. These eye-catching black and white suites are homely as well as stylish. Each features an ope...
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