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Feature: A Journey Through Britain's Royal Culture of Tradition and Innovation - Chapter 4: Galleries

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Feature: A Journey Through Britain's Royal Culture of Tradition and Innovation - Chapter 4: Galleries

The main facade of Claridge's, a prestigious hotel also known as the "annex of Buckingham Palace"

The Union Jack proudly flies in front of the main building of Claridge's

A portly doorman greets guests at the entrance of the main building

The entrance hall of Claridge's, known as the "Art Deco jewel box"

A beautifully decorated staircase leading from the lobby of Claridge's

The entrance hall of Claridge's viewed from the landing. A scene truly worthy of being called an "Art Deco jewel box"

A floor paved with black and white tiles featuring geometric patterns

The use of light bulbs in decorations was a characteristic of Art Deco. The archway design is also extremely simple

Passing through the revolving doors, you arrive at the Art Deco-designed lobby of Claridge's

The front of the Claridge's lobby

During dinner, a piano and double bass duet fills the air with pleasant melodies

Claridge's offers a total of 20 spacious guest rooms with luxurious interiors. Equipped with the latest AV equipment and, of course, WiFi

Guest rooms at Claridge's feature lavish marble bathrooms

Another charm of Claridge's is the opportunity to enjoy dinner by Gordon Ramsay, holder of three Michelin stars

The main facade of Claridge's, a prestigious hotel also known as the "annex of Buckingham Palace"

The Connaught is located in Mayfair, one of London's most exclusive residential areas, just a few minutes' walk from Bond Street

The entrance of The Connaught, designed around a beautiful mahogany staircase

The Connaught underwent a major renovation in 2009 and has a total of 121 rooms

The living room of the "Connaught Suite" on the top floor, offering a sense of openness

The "Connaught Suite" features a fully marble bathroom

From the balcony of the top-floor "Connaught Suite," you can enjoy panoramic views of the London cityscape

We also recommend enjoying lunch or afternoon tea at the bistro-style restaurant, Espelette

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