Few London hotels preserve a decorative identity as consistently as The Ritz London, whose Piccadilly address has been associated with Louis XVI-inspired interiors since 1906. Bedrooms and suites continue the same language through silk fabrics, ornate mouldings, chandeliers and marble bathrooms, with larger categories overlooking Piccadilly or Green Park. The Ritz Restaurant, beneath its frescoed ceiling and with a terrace beyond, holds two Michelin stars; afternoon tea is served in the Palm Court and cocktails in the Rivoli Bar. The colonnaded façade runs directly along Piccadilly, with Green Park opposite, keeping one of London’s most formal interiors closely connected to the city outside.