The Cadogan Hotel Reopens On Sloane Street

The Cadogan Hotel on London’s Sloane Street has finally reopened after a multi-million pound renovation project.

Closed for refurbishment works in 2014, the property is now known as the Belmond Cadogan Hotel, and is owned by LVMH, owners of the Moet and Chandon, Hennessy and Louis Vuitton brands.

Built in 1887 in the Queen Anne style, the Sloane Street property was once home to British-American socialite Lillie Langtry, and was also the location for the arrest of playwright Oscar Wilde in 1895.

The hotel now offers 54 rooms and suites (down from the previous 64), with features including living areas with working fireplaces, in-room private libraries, and freestanding baths with champagne and book holders.

The bar area echos the hotels rich heritage and is a timeless and evocative space it is within the stylish bar area of the Cadogan Hotel that Weald Refrigeration’s manufacturing expertise has been called upon to design and custom build its beautiful s/steel wine coolers to the highest specification.

The Codogan Hotel requires its wines and champagne to be displayed to their best advantage and stored at the correct temperature for its clients, Weald is extremely proud to be called upon to manufacture its custom built wine coolers for the Cadogan Hotel.