Arlington House Apartments
4 StarsSt. James residential luxury, Tranquil private courtyard garden
St. James residential luxury, Tranquil private courtyard garden
Chuan Body + Soul sanctuary, Signature Langham Pink details
Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant, Louis XVI style period interiors
Minimalist soundproofed design, On-site fitness center
Smart-tech compact room design, Prime Westminster Abbey proximity
Sleep-focused windowless concept, High-tech 24-hour fitness studio
Modern British dining at Haxells, Well-appointed basement fitness studio
Thames and London Eye views, Award-winning One Twenty One Two
Quiet sanctuary in the city center, Innovative loft-style family rooms
Thyme restaurant and bar, Historic Grade II listed building
Panoramic ninth floor city views, Family-friendly stay policy
Refurbished spartan guest rooms, Proximity to the British Museum
Oscar Wilde-inspired creative concept, Central transport hub proximity
Modern fitness studio, Historic Victorian landmark setting
Platform 7 terrace restaurant, Historic Grade II-listed Victorian architecture
Iconic River Thames panoramas, Heated indoor swimming pool
Excellent public transport links, Historic Victorian architecture
Smart-room touchscreen technology, Covent Garden district exploration
Iconic Big Ben and Thames views, Mandara Spa and 15-meter pool
Upper-floor London skyline views, Innovative windowless basement rooms
Modern West End urban retreat, Leicester Square theatre district access
Authentic Neapolitan 50 Kalò pizzeria, Victorian aristocratic mansion heritage
Meradora rooftop restaurant, Urban-inspired West End base
Front-row film premiere views, Art deco inspired bistro and bar
Ekstedt at The Yard restaurant, Iconic Sherlock Suite experience
Quiet West End side street setting, Al fresco terrace dining
Indoor swimming pool and health club, Madhu’s of Mayfair Indian dining
Japanese-inspired rooftop lounge, Subterranean wellness at The Retreat
Ian Fleming-inspired boutique concept, Thames River view fitness centre
Tranquil garden views, Access to Ajala Spa
Panoramic rooftop city views, Diverse on-site dining trio
Charing Cross transport connection, Accessible ground floor rooms
Traditional British London Pub, On-site Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes
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The ceremony of Trooping the Colour takes place in London every year on the sovereign’s official birthday in June, and is also called the Queen’s Birthday Parade. Its origins lie in the parading of regimental flags to troops before battle, so that they would recognise them as a rallying point. After the battle they would be paraded again to show they were still intact. As a ceremony to mark the sovereign’s official birthday it dates from 1748 and has been held annually since 1820. Today, of course, it is purely ceremonial, but gives an opportunity for the household division to pay tribute to the sovereign. The household division comprises the foot guards and the household cavalry, and each year one battalion of one of the 5 foot guards regiments is selected to troop their colour. The sovereign, wearing the colours of the “trooping” regiment, takes the salute personally. The present Queen up till recently performed this on horseback, but now appears in a carriage. Nearly 1500 troops and bandsmen take part. The ceremony takes place on Horse Guards Parade where places are allocated by ballot. Alternatively spectators can watch the royal procession from Buckingham Palace.
Trooping The Colour is a top attraction in London, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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