Roseate House London

Hotel near Hyde Park, Roseate House London offers stunning views over leafy Westbourne Terrace which was once described as ‘quite the finest street in London; John Constable, son of the famous landscape artist, once lived there, and Oscar Wilde married at St James’ Church opposite. The hotel is located on a street steeped in history, a short walk from Hyde Park in a haven of tranquillity amidst the hustle and bustle of the capital. This luxury boutique hotel comprises of three restored, mid-19th century, Grade II listed townhouses originally built in 1842 which still retains the grace and charm of its original Victorian architecture. Roseate House London houses forty eight rooms and suites, featuring period furniture and original oil paintings. Jonty Hearnden, antiques expert, appraiser and presenter of BBC’s Antiques Road show and Cash in the Attic, has hand-selected all the unique antiques for Roseate House London.