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"    For a weekend in the capital that feels more like popping to your elegant and spacious townhouse (very Nancy Mitford), or a birthday treat for the most established and discerning Londoner, you can&amp;#039;t beat the understated elegance of the Knightsbridge Hotel. Located a high-heeled stroll away from retail &amp;amp;amp; cultural heaven (the V&amp;amp;amp;A is on your doorstep), you can shop and browse without endless cab fares. Once inside relax by reading the papers beside the library log fire, or unwind in a Miller Harris bubble bath back in your room. This hotel if very much about the little details that make a stay luxurious and relaxed. There&amp;#039;s no restaurant but a well chosen 24 hour room service menu is available and a great variety of London&amp;#039;s top bistrots, bars and restaurants are just around the corner - the concierge will recommend an eaterie to suit your mood. Best for: Home from home appeal. What to pack: Heels and a cocktail dress for the evening, jeans and pumps for daytime exploring. Where to eat: For high octane glamour and cocktails, go for sushi at Zuma. For unbeatable French bistrot fare, book a table at Racine \u00A0 \u00A0  Contact  +44 (0)207 584 6300, reservations@knightsbridgehotel.com  Rates Double room from \u00A3210 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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