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The Goring

London, United Kingdom · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Otto Richard Goring opened The Goring on 2 March 1910, the last hotel of Edward VII's reign and, by its own claim, the first in the world with a private bathroom and central heating in every bedroom. It served as Allied command space in 1914 and as U.S. Army headquarters in London from 1917. Still family-owned, it is the only hotel granted a Royal Warrant by Queen Elizabeth II, and Catherine Middleton spent the night before her 2011 wedding in the Royal Suite.

About The Goring

History

Opened by Otto Goring in 1910 as the last hotel built in the reign of Edward VII, it was the first in the world to give every bedroom a private bathroom and central heating.

The setting

The Goring occupies Beeston Place in Belgravia — a quiet private street between Victoria station and Buckingham Palace, nine minutes' walk from the latter. Opened by Otto Goring in 1910 as the last hotel built in the reign of Edward VII, it was the first in the world to give every bedroom a private bathroom and central heating. It is the only hotel ever granted a Royal Warrant by Queen Elizabeth II, and the Duchess of Cambridge stayed in the Royal Suite the night before her 2011 wedding. Hyde Park is sixteen minutes on foot, and the hotel's private garden — the largest of any central London hotel — retains a country-house character unique in SWI. 4-minute walk to Victoria train.

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