Belmond Hotels, formerly known as Orient-Express Hotels, has signed a deal to operate the 64-bedroom The Cadogan in London.
The Cadogan, built in 1887, will close at the end of July to undergo a £30 million refurbishment. The fully renovated Belmond Cadogan will reopen in summer 2016. Refurbishment will include all public areas. The guest rooms will also be reconfiguration reducing the number of rooms from 64 to 54 in order to accommodate larger junior suites and suites.

The Cadogan has a colourful past. It was once the home of Lillie Langtry where she courted the future King of England and also the location of Oscar Wilde’s infamous arrest.
The Belmond Cadogan is located in Sloane Street overlooking Cadogan Place Gardens in Knightsbridge.

Details: www.cadogan.com