Stays · Kensington and Chelsea, London, United Kingdom
About
Victorian boutique hotel, where Oscar Wilde was arrested, with luxurious rooms, plus tennis courts.
The Cadogan on Sloane Street in Chelsea is the hotel where Oscar Wilde was arrested in 1895, in the house of his love Lillie Langtry — a Belmond property of genuine literary and historical resonance in one of London's most refined neighborhoods. A beautifully restored building with an intimate, character-rich sensibility that distinguishes it from Chelsea's more contemporary luxury offerings.
Review summary
Guests frame The Cadogan as a polished hotel experience. The available review set points to steady guest satisfaction rather than a single standout anecdote. Current public sentiment sits at 4.7 public rating.