LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Edwardian Hotels London launches a new ‘virtual host’ service to its hotel guests, designed by Aspect Software. The artificially intelligent service, called ‘Edward’, is ...

Every so often, a vintage photography book is published that doesn’t just document the past but seems to drag you bodily into ...

A historian has discovered film footage of Edwardian London that includes fascinating snapshots of people going about their everyday lives. The film was shot in 1904 as a 'travelogue' for Australians ...

The Edwardian Group is celebrating their rebranding to Radisson Blu Edwardian, beginning with its property in London. The move follows a recent decision for the group of thirteen hotels in London, ...

Radisson Edwardian Hotels will open a new four-star, 169-room hotel at its Providence Wharf development in London's Docklands. The hotel, which is scheduled to open Sept. 10, is the brand's 12th ...

A tall, elegant crime boss; a mild-mannered but brilliant police inspector; a volatile Spanish jeweler; an elaborately planned theft; a cat-and-mouse game in the streets of Edwardian London and the ...

U.K. boutique hotel operator Edwardian Hotels London named company veteran Declan Lott as its VP of sales for North America, the company announced Monday. Lott beginning in 1989 has held sales ...

Edwardian Hotels London has announced the return of Declan Lott as Vice President of Sales for North America. Lott brings over 30 years of experience with the company, during which he significantly ...

In ancient days, libraries were centers of learning and collaboration, places where knowledge could be shared and spread. Banquets, conferences and important events were held in these monuments to ...

The Apollo Theatre is a Grade II listed building in London's West End. Designed by architect Lewin Sharp for owner Henry Lowenfield, it was completed in February 1901 and was the fourth legitimate ...

Whether they take the form of Princess Di's face or a full English breakfast, postcards are still on the 'to buy list' for today's London tourist. In Edwardian times, of course, the medium was still a ...