“London’s most exclusive ‘six star’ property of pomp and grandeur is in this landmark Regency building near Hyde Park Corner.”
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“London’s most exclusive ‘six star’ property of pomp and grandeur is in this landmark Regency building near Hyde Park Corner.”
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“Tastefully discreet, the Sloane Square boutique hotel has just 11 spacious suites filled with antiques and Regency furnishings.”
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"The elegant and handsome luxury hotel has contemporary interiors, superior facilities and a prime location in the heart of Belgravia."
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"A good value four-star townhouse conversion; this boutique hotel is compact and contemporary, with charming staff."
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“Around the corner from Harrods is this luxuriously intimate address, with a great restaurant and friendly, efficient staff.”
Just steps from Harrod’s main entrance, The Capital provides boutique elegance in a luxury hotel that sits in the heart of trendy Knightsbridge. Country club chic is the general theme throughout beginning with the intimate, fireplace-lit foyer to the individually designed residential guest rooms. Owned and operated by the Levin family, guests can expect owner sightings since he lives at this luxury hotel, executing on the details that make this lodging perfect in every way. From the sherry proffered at check-in to the by-name recognition from staff, guests will feel right at home.
The facilities
A swanky bar is just off the lobby where master bartenders shake and stir with as much fervent drama as a Royal Opera House performance. The Michelin-starred restaurant is posh, yet unpretentious with a dynamic chef that prepares creations inspired by his French background and British surroundings. A full breakfast is served each morning, and no meal is served without crisp white linens, fine china and perfected service. Alternatively, guests can nosh at Le Metro, the neighbourhood bistro situated on the ground floor of sister hotel the Levin.
Private gatherings at this luxury hotel take place in the second-floor dining room or meeting space. Business guests can take advantage of wireless internet access throughout the building or the free computer terminal near reception.
The rooms
All 49 rooms in this luxury hotel are air conditioned and luxuriously appointed, but that is the only similarity between them. The architectural complexity of the townhouse means that rooms are tucked in corners and around hallways providing privacy. Ranging in size, some rooms feature sitting areas and writing nooks while others have walk-in closets and wood-panelled baths stocked with Molton Brown toiletries. Decorative books, fine art, and fresh flowers are among the cherished artefacts that make this luxury hotel feel like a home. Turndown service arrives nightly, and housekeeping does a phenomenal job overseeing the details. Imagine red ribbons wrapped around the bath mats and hairdryers, and one begins to understand the effort made to impress here.
Beds are wrapped in crisp Egyptian cotton linens, and their hand-stitched mattresses are coated with plump duvets. Flat-screen TVs, robes, slippers, and minibars add to the luxury. Shoes can be shined and clothing ironed at the touch of a button and without charge. Room service is always available. Shoppers delight at its location, but it is the personalised service that wins the hearts of all who stay here.
"The Capital provides an unfogettable dining experience in its two-Michelin-starred restaurant." Conde Nast Johansens 07
"The intimate, privately owned Capital is just steps from Harrods, with all the lavishness and service of a much larger five-star establishment." The Telegraph 07
With London's only two-Michelin-starred restaurant, the Capital naturally attracts foodie pilgrims from around the world. It's also good for well-heeled European businessmen and and anyone in search of a discreet, traditional and slightly eccentric stay. It has eclectic international appeal, as a roll-call of famous names shows: Archbishop Tutu, Michael Winner, the Queen of Norway and Prince Edward have all stayed here.
"Best Hotel for Food", Conde Nast (UK) Gold List 06
The hotel offers an extra cot for children under 12 years old. There are also interconnecting rooms at the Executive Double size for families. The hotel can provide a babysitter for guests with children. For young children, they will place a complimentary teddy bear in the room as a welcoming gift.
Two-Michelin-starred chef Eric Chavot's kitchen serves delicious modern French cuisine.