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A room at London's Hotel 41 (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at London's Hotel 41
A room at London's Hotel 41, Hotel 41, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at London's Hotel 41, Hotel 41, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at London's Hotel 41, Hotel 41, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A lounge at London's Hotel 41, Hotel 41, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The entry to London's Hotel 41, Hotel 41, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
Breakfast at London's Hotel 41, Hotel 41, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)

One of London's most bespoke luxury hotels, directly behind Buckingham Palace

A room at London's Hotel 41
A room at London's Hotel 41
A lounge at London's Hotel 41
The entry to London's Hotel 41
Breakfast at London's Hotel 41

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A room at London's Hotel 41 (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at London's Hotel 41 (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at London's Hotel 41 (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A lounge at London's Hotel 41 (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The entry to London's Hotel 41 (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
Breakfast at London's Hotel 41 (Photo courtesy of the hotel)

When your next-door neighbor is the Queen of England, you know you are staying at a special hotel.

This chic bastion of London luxury done all in black and white overlooks the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, with dark woods in the spacious bedrooms—fitted with handmade beds and feather duvets—and warmer wood paneling in the clubby lounge.

Rooms are light and airy, as they are all on up on the fifth floor (the lower floors are occupied by the four-star Hotel Rubens at the Palace, also owned by Red Carnation).

The 41 puts an emphasis on service, a true boutique hotel with a staff worthy of five-star status—plus Champagne upon arrival and fancy nibbles (and ice cream) available all day.

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