"As an American, one of the most striking things about visiting London is that everywhere you look, you're surrounded by history. It doesn't matter if it's Buckingham Palace or a random coffee shop - chances are, wherever you find yourself in England's capital will be older than the United States itself. That's certainly the case with Great Scotland Yard Hotel, part of Hyatt's Unbound Collection, which blends London's historic past with contemporary five-star luxury."
"151 rooms, 15 suites and a standalone townhouse with its own private entrance The Ekstedt at The Yard restaurant features Nordic-British cuisine prepared by Michelin-starred chef Niklas Ekstedt Two bars, including a speakeasy that hosts live jazz on Thursday and Friday nights, and a parlour serving afternoon tea Located in the heart of Westminster in a historic building that once housed the Scottish Royal Family and later served as the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police Service"
Great Scotland Yard Hotel is part of Hyatt's Unbound Collection and occupies a historic Westminster building that once housed the Scottish Royal Family and later served as Metropolitan Police headquarters. The property offers 151 rooms, 15 suites and a standalone townhouse with a private entrance. Dining includes The Ekstedt at The Yard with Nordic-British cuisine by Michelin-starred chef Niklas Ekstedt. Two bars include a speakeasy with live jazz on Thursday and Friday nights and a parlour that serves afternoon tea. A short, whirlwind London visit involved arriving on a transatlantic red-eye and attempting to power through jet lag to maximize limited time in the city.
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