The Ritz London

About The Ritz London

London's most storied grand hotel, where gilded Louis XVI interiors, legendary afternoon tea in the Palm Court and impeccable service have defined Piccadilly luxury since 1906.

Few names carry the glamour of The Ritz. Opened in 1906 by César Ritz, this Piccadilly landmark remains the last word in old-world London luxury, its neoclassical façade fronting rooms swathed in silk, gilt and antique furnishings. Afternoon tea beneath the Palm Court's chandeliers is a rite of passage, the Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant is one of the capital's most opulent dining rooms, and the discreet Rivoli Bar glitters with Art Deco. Overlooking Green Park, it pairs royal-warrant heritage with service so polished it feels effortless.