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The Gore London – Starhotels Collezione

London, United Kingdom · Starhotels Collezione · Near Luxury

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Judy Garland had her own bed shipped from Hollywood to 190 Queen's Gate and left it in the room that still carries her name. The Gore has taken guests since 1892, in two townhouses William Douglas built on land the Great Exhibition commissioners held, the same estate that produced the Albert Hall and the V&A. William Kirby fitted those houses out that year with a hydraulic lift and carriages at the door, and in 1968 the Rolling Stones launched Beggars Banquet in the bar downstairs.

About The Gore London – Starhotels Collezione

History

The Gore occupies 189 and 190 Queen's Gate. William Douglas built the houses on land bought by the commissioners of the 1851 Great Exhibition. In 1892 William Kirby turned them into serviced rooms with a hydraulic lift and carriages. Judy Garland left her bed in the house. The Rolling Stones launched Beggars Banquet in Bar 190 in 1968. Starhotels has owned the 50-room hotel since 2014.

The setting

190 Queen's Gate, SW7 5EX. The hotel's own address line says Kensington. The Albert Hall, the Royal College of Music and the South Kensington museums are the walks. Neighborhood left as Kensington.

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