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Number Eleven Cadogan Gardens was the
first of the private town house hotels and retains this leading position.
The hotel occupies four stately Victorian houses tucked away in a tree-lined square
between Harrods and Sloane Square. The decoration is traditional with wood-paneled
rooms hung with oil paintings, and furnished with antiques and rugs in a very English,
understated style.
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The atmosphere is unique: no reception desk, a butler to meet you at the door,
total privacy and security. Arriving guests do not "register", instead they are
invited to sign the leather-bound visitors book.
The sixty guest rooms are all individually decorated and furnished
with antiques, and many have marble bathrooms.
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Another attraction
is the magnificent Garden Suite, with its own private entrance, large
double bedroom (an extra bedroom can be added), and a spacious drawing
room overlooking the gardens.
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