Less than a mile from the iconic attractions of Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and Buckingham Palace, the Conrad London St James is set within two 19th-century townhouses. The six-storey hotel offers a world-class art collection, two-storey suites, themed afternoon teas, an art deco-inspired dining concept, The Hedgerow bar and a traditional London pub. Read on to find out more about our experience at this salubrious central London address.    

Once Queen Anne’s Chambers and government offices, this property has been the Conrad London St. James since September 2014. Part of the Hilton Worldwide group, it became the brand’s 24th hotel, taking on the US chain?s upscale approach to international hospitality. However, there are plenty of nods to its past connections, not least in its fascinating and thoughtfully curated art collection.
A base in Westminster

Built-in close proximity to the national seat of power, the building?s original purpose provides a different benefit to the modern-day traveller; proximity to tourist hotspots. It?s located on Broadway between Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace, across the road from the tube and a short stroll from St James? Park. While the nearness of the underground makes arrival and departure seamless, you are able to reach almost everything you will need during your stay, on foot.

Trafalgar Square is around 15 minutes walk, past the iconic landmarks of Horse Guards Parade, 10 Downing Str...