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Roseate House London

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Three Grade II townhouses at 3 Westbourne Terrace, built in 1842, with oil paintings and a fireplace off the lobby. Until January 2018 the sign read The Royal Park. Forty-eight rooms look onto a quiet terrace north of Hyde Park, a few minutes from Paddington. You come for the houses, then walk to the park or the trains.

About Roseate House London

History

Roseate House London occupies three mid-nineteenth-century Grade II townhouses at 3 Westbourne Terrace. The houses were built in 1842. Until a rebrand announced in January 2018 the property traded as The Royal Park, a Roseate House hotel. That announcement, from Bird Hospitality director Ankur Bhatia, described 48 rooms and suites after a refurbishment. Roseate is the guest-facing brand.

The setting

3 Westbourne Terrace, W2 3UL, on a residential terrace north of Hyde Park and a short walk from Paddington station. Lancaster Gate and the park are the south side of the stay. The filed neighborhood, Paddington, matches the hotel's own description.

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