Westminster, where the grand tour of England begins
United Kingdom
London
From the Georgian terraces of Belgravia to the gilded drawing rooms of Mayfair, London invented the grand hotel. In the nineteenth century, railways and empire made the capital the crossroads of the world — and its great houses answered with marble halls, afternoon tea, and discretion perfected into an art form. Royalty, writers and diplomats have all called these addresses home.
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