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St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel

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Major Pawley built eight red-brick townhouses around a courtyard here in 1897; they opened as St. James' Court Hotel in 1902, with a Shakespeare frieze wrapping the court. Taj bought the house in 1982. Quilon, the hotel's south-Indian kitchen, holds a Michelin star. Buckingham Palace is a short walk.

About St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel

History

Major Charles Pawley built eight red-brick townhouses here in 1897; they opened as St. James' Court Hotel in 1902. Taj acquired the house in 1982. The courtyard still carries a Shakespearean frieze. Quilon, the south-Indian restaurant, holds a Michelin star.

The setting

On Buckingham Gate in Westminster, a courtyard of red-brick townhouses. The Palace is a short walk; this is not a Park Lane tower.

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