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A winning history
This business knows what it takes to please guests and grow.

   
1977 Edwardian Hotel – purchased and later sold
   
1978 Vanderbilt Hotel – purchased
   
1979 Savoy Court Hotel – purchased and refurbished
   
1982 Milton Court Hotel – merged with the Vanderbilt Hotel
   
  Stratford Court Hotel – purchased and refurbished
   
  Grafton Hotel – purchased
   
1983 Kenilworth Hotel – purchased and refurbished
   
1985 Shaftesbury Court Hotel - purchased, refurbished and renamed the Mountbatten Hotel
   
1988 Hampshire Hotel – purchase of first 5-star hotel
   
1989 Skyway Hotel – purchased, refurbished and renamed the Radisson Edwardian Hotel
   
1990 Marlborough Hotel – purchased
   
1993 Savoy Court Hotel – reopened after major refurbishment
   
1994 Pastoria Hotel – purchased
   
1998/9 Vanderbilt Hotel – completely refurbished and relaunched from a 3 to 4-star hotel
   
2000/1 Kenilworth Hotel – completely renovated
   
2002 Grafton Hotel – completely refurbished
   
2003 Sussex Hotel – (formerly Savoy Court) renovated and relaunched as a 4-star hotel
   
  May Fair Hotel - purchased
   
2004 Radisson Edwardian Manchester – first hotel purchased outside of London
   
2006 May Fair Hotel - to be relaunched following complete refurbishment
   
2007 New Providence Wharf Hotel - to open at Canary Wharf

Best of both worlds
When Edwardian formed a partnership with Radisson in 1992 to become Radisson Edwardian Hotels, we retained our individuality as a privately owned company, offering a unique guest experience and attitude, whilst being able to access the global marketing strength of the Radisson group.