- 24 hour front desk
- Free wi-fi
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Room service
- Concierge
- No pets allowed
- Valet parking
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- 24 hour room service
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Garden
- Offsite gym facilities
- Wake-up service
- Air conditioning
- Business center
- Boardroom
The Goring
London, United Kingdom
Belgravia
69 Rooms
Some hotels have a hard time making a definitive case for themselves, but not the Goring — this Belgravia hotel can claim, with ample justification, to be second only to Buckingham Palace for absolutely classic London luxury. Officially the last hotel built during Edward’s reign, and the first in the world to feature en-suite bathrooms, it’s now in...
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15 Beeston Place, London, LND, SW1W 0JW, GBR
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The Goring
Some hotels have a hard time making a definitive case for themselves, but not the Goring — this Belgravia hotel can claim, with ample justification, to be second only to Buckingham Palace for absolutely classic London luxury. Officially the last hotel built during Edward’s reign, and the first in the world to feature en-suite bathrooms, it’s now in its second century in operation, and while it goes without saying that much else has been added in the interim, the Goring’s atmosphere is as Edwardian as it ever was.
A fair proportion of the sixty-nine rooms and suites look out over the hotel’s quiet internal garden, though the rest, overlooking Victoria Square or Beeston Place, are hardly troubled by city traffic. Space forbids an exhaustive list of room amenities, and anyway, the point of a hotel like the Goring is that anything that’s somehow left out can be counted on to make an appearance within moments, on a silver platter.
Speaking of which, the Dining Room is a particular strength; its decoration and its kitchen were extensively updated in 2024, and it retains its MICHELIN Star. The cocktail bar, too, is a Belgravia institution, and the afternoon tea is a similarly hot ticket. There are newer hotels, obviously, as well as bigger ones, but none quite like this.
A fair proportion of the sixty-nine rooms and suites look out over the hotel’s quiet internal garden, though the rest, overlooking Victoria Square or Beeston Place, are hardly troubled by city traffic. Space forbids an exhaustive list of room amenities, and anyway, the point of a hotel like the Goring is that anything that’s somehow left out can be counted on to make an appearance within moments, on a silver platter.
Speaking of which, the Dining Room is a particular strength; its decoration and its kitchen were extensively updated in 2024, and it retains its MICHELIN Star. The cocktail bar, too, is a Belgravia institution, and the afternoon tea is a similarly hot ticket. There are newer hotels, obviously, as well as bigger ones, but none quite like this.