London, England
Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park
Knightsbridge red brick and Portland stone of 1889, Hyde Park at the back door and Harrods a stroll along the pavement.
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Roch Escapes
The palace hotels of the great cities, where your dog crosses the marble beside you.
A grand hotel is a city's drawing room. These are the ones that leave the door open for the dog.
A grand dame is the hotel a city measures itself by: the palace on the park, the house where kings and film stars have stayed, the bar where a century of its gossip was traded. These are six of them, in London, Paris, Vienna, Zurich and Copenhagen, each one chosen because your dog is received there with the same ceremony as you are.
London, England
Knightsbridge red brick and Portland stone of 1889, Hyde Park at the back door and Harrods a stroll along the pavement.
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Zürich, Switzerland
A castle of 1899 on the Adlisberg above Zurich, remade by Norman Foster, with the lake and the Alps spread out below.
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Copenhagen, Denmark
The Moorish palace of Tivoli Gardens, built in 1909, its domes and arches lit up every night above the gardens.
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Paris, France
La Samaritaine's Art Deco wing on the Pont-Neuf, Peter Marino's rooms inside, the Seine running under the windows.
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Vienna, Austria
A bank of 1838 on Petersplatz, the Peterskirche dome at its shoulder and the roofs of the first district from the terrace.
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London, England
A Regency building of 1829 on Hyde Park Corner, a hospital once, and now the grandest address at the gate of the park.
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