The Fascinating History Of London's Very First Purpose-Built Luxury Hotel
Briefly

The Savoy Hotel opened its doors in 1889, emerging as London’s first luxury hotel, reinventing hospitality with electric lighting and exceptional service.
Richard D'Oyly Carte built the Savoy using profits from Gilbert and Sullivan operas, aiming to create a luxurious counterpart to American hotels.
Over the last 135 years, despite various challenges like renovations and tribulations, the Savoy has maintained its status as a premier London hotel.
From day one, the Savoy redefined luxury accommodation in London, showcasing innovation with its electric lighting and elevating service standards in the industry.
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