Georgian House Hotel London

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Our adventure began in 1851 with our flagship hotel, Georgian House. Built by our current owner Serena von der Heyde's great, great grandfather William Chinnery Mitchell alongside star builder at the time Thomas Cubitt.

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Blog 2 months ago
Where to park near Georgian House in Pimlico
We don't have our own car park, so it's worth sorting your parking before you set off. We're in a residential pocket of Pimlico where the bays are reserved for permit holders during controlled hours, which means most guests driving down either book a near
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Blog 2 months ago
Georgian House, Chinnery House or Bower House?
We've got three addresses in Pimlico and one reception, which is brilliant if you know which one you want and slightly confusing if you don't. The short version: Georgian House is the hotel, Chinnery House is apartments with kitchenettes, and Bower House
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Blog 3 months ago
What to Do in Belgravia and Pimlico on a Slow Summer Morning
St George's Drive is quiet at eight in the morning. The residential streets around Georgian House Hotel don't get busy the way the tourist zones do, and on a summer morning that's the first thing you notice when you step outside: you're in London, but it
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Blog 3 months ago
A Bank Holiday London Break with Character, Not Chaos
Most people spending a Bank Holiday weekend in London end up in the same places. Oxford Street at capacity. The South Bank heaving. Every mid-range chain hotel in Zone 1 running at full tilt with a queue at reception. Georgian House Hotel in Pimlico is a
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Blog 4 months ago
London in Heatwaves: Why a Calmer Neighbourhood Changes the Trip
London in a heatwave is two different cities depending on where you're standing. There's the version most visitors default to: Oxford Street in thirty-degree heat, the Tube packed and airless, tourist attractions with queues snaking into direct sun. It's
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Blog 4 months ago
A Boutique London Stay for Theatre Lovers Who Want to Sleep Properly
Planning a theatre trip to London often involves a fair bit of logistics. You're working out which show, which night, how to get there, where to eat beforehand - and then, somewhere in that planning, the hotel becomes almost an afterthought. You pick some
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Blog 5 months ago
Going to Wimbledon? Stay Well Connected Without the Rush
The Championships run from 29 June to 12 July this year, and for two weeks SW19 becomes something between a pilgrimage and a very well-dressed queue. The streets around the All England Club fill up fast. Hotels nearby charge accordingly. And for anyone pl
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Blog 5 months ago
A Quieter Way to Do a Summer Weekend in London
Peak summer in London is brilliant and relentless in equal measure. The parks are gorgeous. The terraces are full. The tourist trail is operating at full volume, and if your hotel happens to be anywhere near it, you'll feel every bit of that. Paddington,
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Blog 6 months ago
Spring at Georgian House: Why It Might Be the Best Time to Visit
London in spring is something else. The days stretch out, the parks start showing off, and the city shakes off that grey winter energy in a way that makes you want to be out in it. If you've been thinking about when to visit Georgian House, spring is a ge
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Blog 6 months ago
Going to Apollo Victoria? Stay Close, Sleep Well
A West End show is a big occasion. You've got the tickets, you've sorted the evening, and now you need somewhere to stay that doesn't use up all the budget or add unnecessary stress to the day. If you're heading to the Apollo Victoria Theatre - home to Wi
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