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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, while lavish cocktails await in our stylish Equus bar. Classic elegance and contemporary comfort, all delivered with the hallmark discreet and attentive service of our impeccable Guoman team.

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Trevor Nunn's fourth production in his year as Theatre Royal Haymarket's artistic director is the West End première of James Goldman's medieval drama The Lion in Winter. Robert Lindsay and Joanna Lumley star as Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine.
The BBC Symphony Orchestra's new formula for its contemporary music programming is enshrined in an annual trio of "Total Immersion" days at the Barbican Hall. This season Jonathan Harvey, Brett Dean and Arvo Pärt are the featured composers.
Formidable as the heroine in her day, Catherine Malfitano returns to the London Coliseum (having sung Kostelnicka in Jenufa) to revive her ENO production of Puccini's "shabby little shocker", Tosca. Stephen Lord conducts Claire Rutter in the title role.
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