Standing tall over Knightsbridge since the 1960s, The Carlton Tower Jumeirah kicked off the fashion for high-rise hotels in London and attracted a hip guest list in the process.
Fresh from a $127 million top-to-toe refurbishment and featuring enough marble to stretch from the base to the peak of Mount Everest, this London hotel is a suitably decadent choice for VIPs such as the Dubai royal family, who take up the entire 18th floor while in town.
This family- and dog-friendly hotel is seconds from the designer boutiques on Sloane Street along with Harrods and Harvey Nichols. It’s less than a 10-minute walk to Hyde Park, and just a little farther to some of the capital’s best museums, making it an excellent stay for a shopping and culture break.
With top-class spa and fitness facilities, including London’s largest naturally lit indoor pool, afternoon tea headed by one of the world’s most decorated pastry chefs and Al Mare, an Italian restaurant and bar whipping up a taste of the Med, The Carlton ticks the food and wellness boxes, too.
Standing tall over Knightsbridge since the 1960s, The Carlton Tower Jumeirah kicked off the fashion for high-rise hotels in London and attracted a hip guest list in the process.
Fresh from a $127 million top-to-toe refurbishment and featuring enough ...