Glimpse The Elevated Luxury At The Royal Family’s Favorite Hotel
With a mouth-watering menu and insanely luxurious suites, it should come as no surprise that The Goring is the go-to hotel for the British royal family. Queen Elizabeth II herself was a frequent visitor, even though Buckingham Palace is just a stone’s throw away from the place! But why did she love it so much? Well, to find that out, let’s take a private tour of The Goring Hotel, a place so lavish it’s fit for a queen.
A fittingly fancy location
Located in Belgravia, arguably the fanciest spot in all of London, The Goring has everything you’d want from a luxury hotel. It’s packed to the gills with stunning features that’ll leave your jaws on the floor. And anyone can book a room at the place if they’ve got the money: there are no restrictions on that front. It’ll cost you a fair chunk of change, though.
Eye-watering prices
Yes, The Goring’s rates can range from just under $650 to nearly $1,200 each night. On top of that, dog owners have to pay almost another $250 per furry friend staying, too. The numbers are certainly eye-watering, but given what the hotel offers its guests we shouldn’t be too shocked. Plus, knowing that the royals are enamored with the establishment is another big indicator that the prices won’t be cheap!
Past events
Speaking of royalty, you might be wondering which events The Goring has hosted down the years. Well, one of the most significant can be traced back to 1953. In case you didn’t know, that’s the year when Elizabeth was crowned as the United Kingdom’s new Queen. Naturally, it was a huge moment: her coronation drew numerous international VIPs to London.
The place to be for coronations!
So where did many of them stay? Yep, you’ve guessed it: The Goring! You couldn’t find a more fitting spot for all those important faces. In fact, it was the second coronation that the hotel had been involved with at that point. You see, when George VI was crowned King in 1937 lots of his VIP guests had also made their way to the Belgravia establishment.
