Brown's Hotel in Albemarle Street, Mayfair

Brown's is a luxury five start hotel in Mayfair's Albemarle Street, which runs parallel to Bond Street.

The hotel first opened in 1837 making it one of the oldest, and possible THE oldest, hotel in London.

It's superb location in Albemarle Street, opposite the historic Royal Institute, makes it a perfect choice for the discerning visitor to Mayfair. Famous guests to stay at Brown's include Theodore Roosevelt, Napoleon III and Alexander Graham Bell. In fact, Bell's invention, the telephone, was demonstrated at Brown's and this was where Britain's first telephone call was made from.

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