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The Rubens at the Palace

London, United Kingdom · Red Carnation · Accessible Luxury

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James Rossdale opened Hotel Rubens in 1912 at 37-39 Buckingham Palace Road, directly opposite the Royal Mews. In wartime the Polish government-in-exile and General Sikorski ran their London headquarters here; Red Carnation took the house in 1997, and Bea Tollman's refurbishment won AA five stars in 2018.

About The Rubens at the Palace

History

James Rossdale opened Hotel Rubens in 1912 at 37-39 Buckingham Palace Road, opposite the Royal Mews. During the Second World War the building housed the Polish government-in-exile and General Sikorski's headquarters, still marked by a plaque. Red Carnation Hotels acquired the house in 1997.

The setting

Buckingham Palace Road, Westminster, opposite the Royal Mews. The palace is a few minutes on foot; St James's Park is the evening walk.

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