ROSEATE HOUSE LONDON, London

Roseate House London - A Grade-II Victorian townhouse hotel with antique furnishings and Hyde Park views

Spread across three mid-19th century Grade-II townhouses built in 1842, this 5-star London hotel encompasses 48 rooms in Westminster Borough's Westbourne Terrace. The historic Roseate House London features handmade Bellestrata beds, limestone bathrooms, and antique furniture personally curated by BBC's Antiques Roadshow expert Jonty Hearnden. Each room includes premium bedding, laptop-friendly workspaces, air conditioning, and 100% Italian cotton linens, while most rooms overlook private mews toward Marble Arch. The Hyde Bar serves cocktails, rare whiskeys, and small plates in a space adorned with fireplaces and period antiques. A breakfast buffet offers cereals, fresh juices, yogurts, and pastries. Two ground-floor rooms provide wheelchair accessibility, with elevators serving all floors. Located less than 10 minutes' walk from the Serpentine in Hyde Park, the hotel stands near Lancaster Gate tube station with Central Line connections.

Pros

Original oil paintings from the Victorian era decorate the rooms and common areas

The hotel's historic facade faces St James Church, where Oscar Wilde was married

Exclusive evening champagne service available on the garden terrace

Minibar stocks artisanal snacks and premium offerings

Cons

Some rooms face toward busy Marble Arch area

Limited on-site dining options beyond breakfast and bar service