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Offering supreme luxury and panoramic views over the River Thames and the London Eye, The Royal Horseguards is a true London icon, crowned AA London Hotel of the Year in 2010-11.
Completely refurbished to its full Victorian splendour, with original tiled floors, high ceilings and chandeliers, The Royal Horseguards combines an extraordinary heritage – it was the HQ of the Secret Service during the First World War - with all the five-star comforts of the 21st century.
Our Award-winning One Twenty One Two restaurant recreates the intimacy and intrigue of the hotel’s secret history and aristocratic connections, whilst the elegant lounge serves our infamous traditional Afternoon Teas. Fancy something a little stronger? Try one of our lavish cocktails in Equus Bar.

Celebrate all things British with an afternoon tea to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee at Guoman’s suitably regal, historic five-star hotel.
Discover moreTake an intimate champagne ride on the Eye and experience constant, luxurious care throughout your stay.
Discover moreUp to 20% OFF when staying for 2 or more nights. Stay for two nights and receive 15% OFF our Best Available Rates, or stay for three nights and receive 20% OFF our Best Available Rates.
Find out more+44 845 305 8332
Fax: 0871 376 9133+44 845 305 8371
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The Crusaid Walk For Life sees thousands taking to the streets of London for the HIV charity's biggest fundraiser of the year. To get into the spirit of things, sponsored participants are encouraged to complete the 10km stroll in fancy dress.
In an English National Opera season populated by seabourne operas, Wagner's early success The Flying Dutchman heaves into view at the London Coliseum in Jonathan Kent's new production, conducted by music director Edward Gardner. James Creswell stars in the title role.
Anthony Minghella's acclaimed English National Opera production of Puccini's 1904 weepie Madam Butterfly is revived at the London Coliseum. Minghella's original Cio Cio San and Pinkerton, Mary Plazas and Gwyn Hughes Jones return, under Oleg Caetani's or Martin Fitzpatrick's baton.
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