190 Queen's Gate

The Gore for culture aficionados is probably one of the most ideally situated properties being 100 meters from the Royal Albert Hall, Royal College of Arts and the Albert Memorial. It also happens to be one of London's oldest hotels, opened by two sisters in 1892 who were direct descendants of Captain Cook no less. 
As a luxury boutique 50 bedroom hotel it is full of timeless charm and classical decor in an exclusive South Kensington 'neighbourhood' setting and offers easy reach to either Knightsbridge or High Street Kensington. 

The restaurant, 190 Queen's Gate has long held a reputation for being a great intimate bistro location. The menu is perfect for The Gore - fresh ingredients, rustic charm, classical: with contemporary twist. 

Bar 190 is always worthy of a mention for its subtle, brooding elegance for soirees and for being the location of the Rolling Stones "Beggars Banquet" album launch in 1968.

This year it is Pink Floyd's turn to be in the spotlight at The Gore, with a new delectable and glamorous afternoon tea inspired by the opening of "The Pink Floyd Exhibition: Their Mortal Remains" at The Victoria and Albert Museum.

Membership benefits are also available at sister property La Trattoria by Alfredo Russo at The Pelham. See La Trattoria by Alfredo Russo at The Pelham for details.