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| Click to enlarge images of Dorset Square Hotel |
In 1787, Thomas Lord chose Dorset Square to lay down a cricket ground which, in 1814, moved a mile north to what is now known as Lords Cricket Ground. Dorset Square Hotel is one of the regency buildings surrounding the tree-filled gardens that would have had a grandstand view of the game in those days. Everything about the hotel is individual.
Accommodation
The rooms are decorated in the grand English country house style with antiques and original art. Bathrooms are a modern yet traditional mix of marble and mahogany. The first floor bedrooms have balconies and beautiful views overlooking the square.
Dining
The Potting Shed restaurant and bar offers excellent food and wine. The Drawing Room is a traditional English setting with open fireplace, honesty bar, newspapers & library. |
