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The Connaught

London, United Kingdom · Maybourne · Apex Luxury

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Opened in 1815 as the Prince of Saxe-Coburg Hotel, the house took the Connaught name in 1917 for Queen Victoria's son Prince Arthur, shedding a German title mid-war. The Edwardian rebuild of 1897 anchors Carlos Place. Guy Oliver's £70 million 2007–08 restoration reset the rooms; Hélène Darroze holds three Michelin stars, and Agostino Perrone's Connaught Bar twice won World's Best Cocktail Bar.

About The Connaught

History

Opened in 1815 as The Prince of Saxe-Coburg Hotel, renamed The Connaught in 1917 in honor of Queen Victoria's son. The current Edwardian building was completed in 1897. A 2007–2008 restoration by Guy Oliver and a 2010 wing addition modernized the property while preserving its Mayfair townhouse character.

The setting

The Connaught stands at Carlos Place in the heart of Mayfair, on a curve of red-brick Queen Anne revival townhouses redeveloped by the 1st Duke of Westminster in the 1890s. The hotel opened in 1815 as the Prince of Saxe-Coburg Hotel and has remained at the apex of London's luxury hotel landscape for more than two centuries. Its address behind Grosvenor Square — historically the US Embassy square — keeps it at the discreet centre of Mayfair Village, with Hyde Park ten minutes on foot, Bond Street's flagship retail moments east, and Buckingham Palace nineteen minutes via the park.

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