London: 90 properties found

Mayfair’s Historic Heart

Located in the heart of Mayfair, Brown’s is surrounded by some of London’s finest boutiques, galleries and restaurants. Bond Street, Piccadilly, Green Park, Regent Street, St James’s and the Royal Academy of Arts are all within easy walking distance. It’s wonderfully central, yet feels firmly rooted in the neighbourhood rather than on the tourist trail.

Heritage with Character

Brown’s, established in 1837, is London’s oldest hotel and has long been a favourite among royalty, writers, and artists. Olga Polizzi's interior design blends historical charm with contemporary elements, featuring heritage panelling, striking artwork, and a uniquely British, witty aesthetic.

Spacious Rooms with a Literary Touch

Rooms start at a spacious 30 square metres, combining modern British style with touches that reflect the hotel’s literary history. Each signature suite has its own character, especially the playful Paul Smith Grand Suite and the Kipling Suite, named after one of Brown’s most famous guests.

Dining with Flair

Charlie’s, run by Michelin-starred chef Adam Byatt, offers modern British and European dishes. The Drawing Room is the place for Brown’s famous afternoon tea and regular jazz nights. In the evening, the cosy Donovan Bar comes alive, serving cocktails crafted by legendary bartender Salvatore Calabrese.

A Cosy Spa in Mayfair

The Spa at Brown’s is small and peaceful, with three treatment rooms, Irene Forte Skincare therapies, and a 24-hour gym with Technogym equipment. There’s no pool, but if you want treatments or a quiet break from Mayfair, it’s a perfect choice.

Knightsbridge, Moments from Hyde Park

Bvlgari places you in the heart of Knightsbridge, with Harrods almost around the corner and Sloane Street and Harvey Nichols just a short walk away. Hyde Park is moments from the hotel, while the V&A and the Natural History Museum are also within walking distance. Knightsbridge station is close by, and Mayfair, Belgravia and South Kensington are all easy to explore on foot.

Sleek Italian Modernism

True to its Roman heritage, the Bvlgari Hotel is all about understated glamour—polished marble, dark wood, and silver accents that echo the brand’s jewellery roots. The atmosphere is quietly opulent, with a contemporary edge that feels distinctly international.

Generous Rooms & Residential Style Suites

Superior King Rooms start at an impressive 40 square metres, with contemporary interiors and spacious marble bathrooms. The suites add separate living areas and impressive London views, creating a more private residential feel.

Italian Dining & Late Night Cocktails

Sette brings authentic Italian cooking from New York’s Scarpetta Restaurants to Knightsbridge, featuring a lively dining room and its own bar. Downstairs, Nolita Social picks up the pace with crafted cocktails, live music and DJs, bringing a touch of New York nightlife to the hotel.

A World-Class Urban Spa

The Bvlgari spa, spread over two floors, is a destination in its own right. Picture tranquil treatment rooms, a 25-meter mosaic-lined swimming pool, a private onyx suite with a dedicated steam room, a large hydrotherapy tub, and a calm atmosphere, far from the city. Definitely worth a visit!

In the Heart of Mayfair Village

The Connaught occupies a wonderfully discreet corner of Carlos Place, surrounded by the smart boutiques and restaurants of Mount Street. Although Bond Street, Berkeley Square, and Hyde Park are all within easy walking distance, the surrounding area feels more intimate than much of Mayfair. This is a superb location if you want to experience central London without navigating its busiest streets.

A London Classic with a Contemporary Soul

History is everywhere, but The Connaught doesn't feel constrained by it. The original fireplaces, fine art, and traditional craftsmanship pair well with modern interiors designed by some of the world's top designers. The atmosphere is refined yet remarkably intimate

Rooms & Suites with Individual Character

Rooms blend classic Mayfair elegance with contemporary design, while the suites offer generous living spaces, with some featuring impressive private terraces. The finest suites feel more like private Mayfair residences, complemented by The Connaught’s 24-hour butler service.

One of London’s Great Dining Addresses

Dining is a highlight, led by the three-Michelin-starred Hélène Darroze at The Connaught, with Jean-Georges offering relaxed all-day dining overlooking Mount Street. The legendary Connaught Bar is famous for its tableside Martini Trolley, joined by the intimate Coburg Bar and art-filled Red Room.

Aman Spa — A Mayfair Sanctuary

Under the hotel lies the Aman Spa, which brings the brand's Asian-inspired wellness philosophy to Mayfair. It features a peaceful indoor swimming pool, a steam room, a 24-hour fitness centre and a thoughtfully curated selection of holistic treatments.

On the Thames, Close to St Paul’s

The Westin has a superb riverside setting on the Thames. St Paul’s Cathedral is a short walk away, while the Millennium Bridge leads across to Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe. Borough Market, Sky Garden and London Bridge are all within walking distance. Covent Garden and the West End are around 20 minutes by Tube, with Soho a little further.

Generous Rooms & Family Options

Rooms start at a generous 28 square metres, with a calm, contemporary look and plenty of space to settle in. The Signature Family Rooms include two double beds and are a practical choice for stays with children. For something more special, the St Paul’s Duplex Suite offers considerably more space and views towards the cathedral.

A Spa Worth Making Time For

The Heavenly Spa is one of the main reasons to stay here. It features a stunning indoor pool, thermal facilities, six treatment rooms, and a fully equipped fitness studio. This gives the hotel a true resort feel, even though it's located in the city.

Dinner & Drinks by the River

Mosaic handles all-day dining, while Hithe + Seek is where we’d go for drinks. Its position overlooking the Thames offers views across to Shakespeare’s Globe and Tate Modern, making it particularly appealing as the city lights come on.

Mayfair’s Crown Jewel

Claridge’s is a true London icon, nestled in the heart of sophisticated Mayfair. Surrounded by luxury boutiques on Bond Street, Sotheby’s auction house, and the lush greenery of Grosvenor Square, it resides in one of London’s most prestigious postcodes. One of London's genuine landmark hotels, it still feels like a special event to arrive through its revolving doors.

Classic Glamour, Constantly Evolving

Claridge’s may be famous for its Art Deco glamour, but it has never stood still. Its historic interiors now sit alongside contemporary spaces designed by leading international designers, creating a hotel that feels grand, glamorous and unmistakably Claridge’s.

Rooms with Heritage & Style

The rooms and suites blend Art Deco and Victorian styles with modern luxury, each with a distinct character. The signature suites offer even more amenities, including impressive residential areas, plus private dining rooms and kitchens in certain categories. The best suites include 24-hour Claridge’s butler service.

A London Dining Destination

At Claridge’s Restaurant, modern British cuisine is served in a glamorous Art Deco dining room, while The Foyer & Reading Room remains a beautiful setting for the hotel’s celebrated afternoon tea. For drinks, Claridge’s Bar and The Painter’s Room offer cocktails and Champagne in two distinctly elegant settings.

Claridge’s Spa — A Destination in Its Own Right

Claridge’s Spa offers calm and includes an indoor relaxation pool, a sauna, steam rooms, multiple treatment rooms, and a state-of-the-art gym. The treatments blend traditional healing rituals with modern wellness techniques. It is not just a regular hotel spa – it is one of the main reasons to choose Claridge.

Where Covent Garden Meets the Thames

The Savoy occupies one of London’s great addresses, just off the Strand with Covent Garden on one side and the Thames on the other. The West End theatres, Trafalgar Square and Somerset House are all within an easy walk, while the South Bank is just across the river. It’s a superb location for exploring central London on foot.

A London Icon

The Savoy has been part of London life since 1889, blending elegant Edwardian interiors with glamorous Art Deco design. From the moment you arrive on Savoy Court, there’s a wonderful sense of occasion, backed by the polished service you would expect from one of the capital’s legendary hotels.

Elegant Rooms & Thames Views

Rooms are styled in either Edwardian or Art Deco, with elegant furnishings and marble bathrooms. Some overlook the Thames and London skyline, and those river views are well worth seeking out. Dedicated two-bedroom Family Rooms are also available.

Pool, Spa & Gym

The heated pool sits beneath a light-filled atrium, with a jet stream for resistance swimming. There’s also a sauna, steam room, three treatment rooms and a well-equipped 24-hour gym, with personal training, yoga and Pilates available.

Legendary Dining & Cocktails

The Savoy is a destination for food and drinks in its own right. Savoy Grill brings old-school glamour, Restaurant 1890 offers Michelin-starred dining, and The River Restaurant overlooks the Thames. Then there’s afternoon tea and the legendary American Bar, one of London’s great cocktail institutions.

Tucked Just Off Piccadilly Circus

Tucked away in a quiet pedestrian courtyard just moments from Piccadilly Circus, Ham Yard Hotel enjoys one of central London's best locations. Soho, Mayfair, Covent Garden, Regent Street, Carnaby Street, Leicester Square, and the West End's famous theatres are all within easy walking distance, making it an ideal base for shopping, dining, sightseeing, and entertainment. It feels more like a hidden urban village than a traditional city hotel.

Kit Kemp Design at Its Most Playful

The interiors feature bold colours, patterned fabrics, contemporary art, custom furniture, and quirky objects, yet still feel far from formal. When guests want to relax, they can retreat to the peaceful drawing room and library.

Generous Rooms, Suites & Residences

The rooms are spacious, starting at 31 square metres, with Kit Kemp's bold design balanced by practical comfort. Spacious suites and serviced residences are ideal for long stays, offering studios through to two-bedroom layouts, complete with kitchens and separate living areas. Families are well looked after, with many rooms accommodating 3 people, while the Deluxe Junior Suite can accommodate 4.

A Restaurant & Outdoor Terrace

The Ham Yard Bar & Restaurant serves seasonal British and European food, with much of the action centred on its vibrant outdoor terrace. The bar is stylish and a perfect place for cocktails before heading out to the West End.

A Bowling Alley, Spa & Rooftop Garden

Ham Yard has far more to discover than you might expect from a Soho hotel. Downstairs, The Croc features its own 1950s-style bowling alley, lounge and bar. There’s also the Soholistic Spa, a well-equipped gym and a private cinema, while the rooftop garden and terrace offer a quieter escape above the streets of Soho.

Right on the River Thames

Sea Containers London sits directly on the Thames Path, putting the best of the South Bank within easy reach. Tate Modern is just along the river, with Shakespeare’s Globe and Borough Market beyond it, while the National Theatre, Southbank Centre and London Eye lie in the opposite direction. Blackfriars station is close by. It’s a great base for exploring London on foot, especially if you love being by the river.

Design with a Nautical Twist

The interiors draw inspiration from the glamour of 1920s transatlantic liners, complemented by the building’s striking modern architecture. Expect bold shapes, polished metal, rich textures and playful details rather than traditional five-star formality. The result feels stylish, energetic and perfectly suited to its South Bank setting.

Stylish, Spacious Rooms & Family Options

Rooms are generously sized for London, starting at 29 square metres, and reflect the hotel’s bold design throughout. Expect bespoke furniture, marble bathrooms, rainfall showers and espresso machines, with some rooms offering direct views across the River Thames. Families are well catered for too, with dedicated Family Rooms and interconnecting options available.

Spa, Gym & Even a Cinema

agua Spa creates a calm atmosphere, with treatment rooms, a steam room, and a cosy spa lounge. The hotel also offers a 24-hour gym and an intimate Curzon cinema, providing a perfect retreat for evenings away from the crowds.

Riverside Dining & Rooftop Cocktails

Dining makes full use of the location, with Gordon Ramsay at Sea Containers serving modern British fare by the Thames. Lyaness is the place for inventive cocktails, while 12th Knot takes you to the rooftop for drinks, DJs and panoramic views across the river towards St Paul’s.

In the Heart of Shoreditch

art’otel London Hoxton puts you right in the heart of East London’s creative scene, at the intersection of Old Street and Great Eastern Street. Old Street station is just a three-minute walk away, while Brick Lane and Spitalfields Market are about a 15-minute walk. Liverpool Street is also within easy walking distance, making the City and the rest of London easy to reach.

Art Takes Centre Stage

Art isn't merely decorative here; it defines the hotel's overall personality. London street artist DFace is behind the bold visual identity, with his distinctive work running throughout the interiors and guest rooms. Look out for two original Banksy pieces, too, alongside a dedicated gallery showcasing contemporary artists and a rotating programme of exhibitions and events.

Bold Rooms & Brilliant Views

Rooms are colourful, contemporary and unmistakably art’otel, featuring original DFace artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame views across London. Higher floors make the most of the skyline, while thoughtful touches such as espresso machines and well-designed workspaces make them equally suited to relaxing or catching up on work.

Pool, Spa & Skyline Gym

A heated indoor pool is a welcome surprise in Shoreditch, joined by a sauna, steam room and a full menu of massages and facials. The 24-hour gym sits up on the 26th floor, so even a workout comes with impressive views across London.

Dinner High Above London

On the 25th floor, Solaya pairs panoramic London views with Southern French and Mediterranean cuisine from Michelin-starred chef Kenny Atkinson. The adjoining bar keeps things going with cocktails and DJ nights, while The Brush downstairs is a more casual all-day option with a terrace..

Covent Garden at Your Doorstep

One Aldwych sits in a brilliant position where Covent Garden meets The Strand, placing some of London’s best theatre, dining and culture within walking distance. The Royal Opera House, Somerset House and Covent Garden Piazza are moments away, while Soho, Leicester Square and Trafalgar Square are easily reached on foot. From here, you can explore much of the West End without the Tube.

Contemporary Style in a Landmark Building

Behind its distinctive curved façade, One Aldwych feels bright, polished and contemporary, with original artwork, fresh flowers and elegant spaces throughout. The interiors have a sophisticated residential feel, while the private Library offers a quieter retreat from the energy of Covent Garden outside.

Elegant Rooms & Impressive Suites

Rooms are calm and contemporary, with thoughtful touches such as Nespresso machines and complimentary minibars. The larger suites feel more residential, with separate living areas and some impressive views across London. Interconnecting rooms are available, offering useful flexibility when travelling together.

Indigo & Afternoon Tea

Indigo focuses on seasonal British cooking, with a menu that is entirely gluten- and dairy-free. Afternoon tea offers something more playful, while the Lobby Bar is a sophisticated spot for cocktails before dinner or a night at the theatre.

A Hidden Pool Beneath Covent Garden

Hidden beneath the hotel is an 18-metre chlorine-free swimming pool, an atmospheric retreat from the streets above. The Health Club also features a steam room, a sauna, a large gym and treatment rooms, giving One Aldwych an impressive wellness offering in the heart of the West End.

High Above London Bridge

The Shard rises directly above London Bridge Station, putting Borough Market and the Thames almost on the doorstep. Tower Bridge and Tate Modern are within walking distance, with the South Bank stretching west along the river. London Bridge Station offers excellent connections across the capital, making Soho, Covent Garden and the West End easy to reach.

Modern Luxury in the Clouds

The interiors are sleek, polished and deliberately understated, with subtle Asian influences throughout. That restraint makes perfect sense here: the real drama comes from being high above London, with the capital spread out beneath you. It gives the hotel a sense of occasion from the moment you arrive.

Rooms Made for the View

Rooms start at a generous 30 square metres, with marble bathrooms, heated floors and polished interiors. Some feature baths by the window, making the most of the extraordinary setting. Selected interconnecting options offer useful flexibility when travelling together. Views around The Shard vary, so choose your room category carefully, as the right outlook can transform the stay.

Elevated Dining

At level 35, TĪNG combines modern British cuisine with Asian influences and offers breathtaking city views; go higher to GŎNG on level 52, where cocktails are served against one of London's most dramatic backdrops.

London’s Highest Infinity Pool

On Level 52, the Infinity Sky Pool is the highest hotel pool in Western Europe, offering extraordinary views across London. Alongside it are the Sky Sauna and the 24-hour Sky Gym, while private treatment rooms offer massages, facials and beauty treatments.

Leicester Square at Your Feet

The Londoner sits directly on Leicester Square, placing you at the heart of the West End. Covent Garden, Soho, Chinatown and Trafalgar Square are all within a ten-minute walk, with countless theatres and restaurants even closer. Leicester Square Underground station is moments away, while Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Street are easily reached on foot.

Stylish, Grown-Up Rooms

Designed by Yabu Pushelberg, the rooms have a sophisticated residential feel, with warm wood, contemporary art and carefully considered lighting. Selected categories offer impressive London views, while every stay includes access to The Residence, three beautifully designed spaces reserved exclusively for hotel guests.

Pool, Spa & Serious Downtime

Descend below ground to discover a 12.5-metre swimming pool, hydropool, sauna, steam room, and private cabanas. There’s also a 24-hour gym, plus a full range of massages, facials, and body treatments. Despite being in Leicester Square, the atmosphere down here feels surprisingly detached from the lively exterior.

Six Places to Eat & Drink

The Londoner offers a diverse dining scene, including Mediterranean cuisine, Japanese-inspired dishes, and cosy cocktail bars. The rooftop provides a scenic experience with food and drinks paired with views over the West End. Plenty of options make staying in for the evening truly appealing.

Opposite Kensington Palace

Kensington Palace and Kensington Gardens lie directly opposite, giving the hotel an enviable setting in this elegant part of London. Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall and South Kensington’s museums are all within easy reach, with High Street Kensington station nearby. Soho, Covent Garden and the West End are about 20 minutes by Tube, while Knightsbridge and Harrods are much closer.

Grand English Style

The Milestone occupies a handsome Grade II-listed Victorian building filled with antiques, original art, rich fabrics and plenty of colour. There is nothing understated about it. This is old-school London luxury, with highly personal service and a real sense of occasion.

Rooms Full of Character

Every room has its own personality, with bold fabrics, antique furniture and marble bathrooms. The suites take it further, with some wonderfully theatrical interiors and much more generous living space. If you enjoy hotels where rooms feel individual rather than uniform, The Milestone does so beautifully.

Pool, Spa & Gym

The Wellness Club features a resistance pool, gym and treatment rooms, providing a quiet place to unwind after a day in London. The pool is intimate, and you can also arrange spa treatments in the privacy of your room.

British Dining & a Classic Hotel Bar

Cheneston’s serves British dishes in an elegant, wood-panelled dining room. The Stables Bar is cosy and full of character, while afternoon tea in the Park Lounge, overlooking Kensington Palace and Gardens, feels especially fitting here.

Hyde Park Outside the Door

Hyde Park lies directly in front of the hotel, with the beautiful Italian Gardens just across the road. Walk through the park to reach Kensington, Knightsbridge and the Royal Albert Hall, while Notting Hill and Oxford Street are also within easy reach. Lancaster Gate station is next door, making the West End easy to reach when you want to explore further.

Rooms with Hyde Park & Skyline Views

Rooms are contemporary and polished, making full use of the hotel’s height and its position beside the park. Deluxe View rooms and above offer far-reaching London views, while the larger Executive rooms provide more space to relax. Several room categories also accommodate three guests, making the hotel a practical option for small families.

A Proper 24 Hour Gym

The hotel has a well-equipped 24-hour gym, making it considerably better for fitness than many London hotels, where the gym feels like an afterthought. You can also arrange in-room treatments if you want something more relaxing.

Plenty of Choice for Dining

You'll find plenty of options without leaving the hotel. Nipa Thai is the most distinctive option, while Tortello specialises in Italian cuisine. There’s also the relaxed Park Lounge Bar and Hyde Café, serving coffee, cakes and afternoon tea.

Leafy Brook Green in West London

The hotel overlooks Brook Green, a pleasant pocket of West London between Hammersmith and Shepherd’s Bush. The Eventim Apollo and Olympia London are nearby, and Hammersmith station is within walking distance. For Soho, Covent Garden and the West End, you’ll need the Tube, but the excellent connections make getting into central London straightforward.

A Proper London Pub with Rooms

Brook Green is a historic former coaching inn, with bedrooms above a lively neighbourhood pub. Inside, open fires, leather seating, and traditional details add plenty of character, while the atmosphere stays relaxed and informal. It feels much more like staying at a good local pub than in a conventional hotel.

Cosy Boutique Rooms

Rooms are simple, stylish and comfortable, with air conditioning, coffee machines and modern bathrooms. Doubles and twins suit shorter stays, while the Suite offers more space to spread out. Interconnecting rooms are also available, making the hotel a practical option for families.

British Pub Food & a Hidden Cocktail Bar

The pub downstairs is at the heart of the hotel, serving seasonal British food, pub classics and Sunday roasts in a lively neighbourhood setting. There’s a good choice of ales, craft beers and wines, while downstairs, Smith’s is a hidden cocktail bar with a more intimate, late-night feel.

Right Beside the Tower of London

The hotel puts you right beside the Tower of London, with Tower Bridge and the Thames just a short walk away. The City is on your doorstep, while Spitalfields and Shoreditch are within easy reach. Tower Hill station is directly beneath the hotel, and Soho, Covent Garden and the West End are around 20 minutes away by Tube.

Colourful, Contemporary & Social

citizenM brings its familiar mix of bold contemporary design, modern art and relaxed social spaces. The large, living-room-style lobby is designed for everything from coffee and work to drinks later in the day, giving the hotel a lively, informal atmosphere.

Compact Rooms with Smart Technology

Rooms are compact yet cleverly designed, with wall-to-wall beds, blackout blinds and rainfall showers. You can control lighting, temperature, and entertainment via the room tablet, keeping everything simple and intuitive.

Cocktails Above the City

Head up to cloudM for cocktails with the London skyline spread out around you. The rooftop setting takes in the Thames, Tower Bridge and the City, making it an especially good spot as London’s lights come on.

Soho Outside the Door

The Resident puts you right in the heart of Soho, tucked away on a quieter street just moments from Carnaby Street. Regent Street, Oxford Street and Chinatown are close by, while Covent Garden and the West End theatres are an easy walk away. It’s a brilliant base for exploring central London on foot, with restaurants, bars and nightlife all around you.

Clever Rooms with Mini Kitchens

Rooms are contemporary and thoughtfully designed, with private mini-kitchens adding useful flexibility during your stay. They’re particularly handy for breakfast, drinks or a simple meal when you don’t feel like heading out, while larger categories offer more space when you need it.

Eat Like a Local

Few London neighbourhoods offer you more choice for eating and drinking than Soho. Restaurants, cafés, bars and late-night favourites fill the surrounding streets, from long-established Soho institutions to some of London’s most talked-about places to eat. The Resident team can also point you towards their favourite local spots.

Tucked Away by St James’s Park

St. Ermin’s feels remarkably tucked away for such a central Westminster address. The hotel sits behind a grand, tree-lined courtyard, moments from St James’s Park, with Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament all within walking distance. St James’s Park station is just around the corner, while Victoria and the West End are also easily accessible.

A Grand Hotel with a Secretive Past

Step inside, and the hotel makes quite an impression, with its sweeping staircase, theatrical plasterwork and beautiful galleried lobby. There’s history here too. St. Ermin’s has long associations with British intelligence and espionage, adding an intriguing layer to a building already full of character.

Elegant Rooms & Flexible Options

Rooms combine classic detailing with contemporary comfort, while larger categories offer more space when you need it. Selected options accommodate up to five guests, making the hotel particularly flexible for travelling together.

Caxton Bar & Afternoon Tea

The Caxton Bar is an inviting spot for cocktails, while afternoon tea is served in the elegant Tea Lounge and Library. The hotel also produces its own honey from rooftop beehives, and ingredients grown in its kitchen garden feature in the food and drinks.

Rooftop Bees & a Hidden Courtyard

St. Ermin’s has a wonderfully individual character. Rooftop beehives and a kitchen garden sit high above Westminster, while the leafy courtyard creates an impressive sense of arrival below. These little details give the hotel a personality that goes well beyond its historic interiors.

Hidden Away Behind St Paul’s

Native King’s Wardrobe places you in the historic heart of the City, tucked away in a quiet courtyard just behind St Paul’s Cathedral. London’s oldest landmarks, including the Thames, Millennium Bridge and Tate Modern, are all within easy walking distance. Cross the river to reach Shakespeare’s Globe and Borough Market. St Paul’s station is five minutes away, and Soho and the West End are within 10 minutes.

Centuries of London History

The setting has a wonderful sense of history. The Grade II-listed buildings stand on a site once used to safeguard the Royal Family's ceremonial robes, with the apartments arranged around a peaceful courtyard. Inside, the design is contemporary and residential.

Spacious Apartments Made for Longer Stays

These are proper apartments, not hotel rooms, giving you plenty of space. The larger apartments are where the property really comes into its own, with one-bedroom apartments at 57 square metres and even more generous two- and three-bedroom options. Fully equipped kitchens and separate living areas make them perfect for families and longer stays.

A Café Bar Downstairs

COUNTER gives the property a more sociable side, serving everything from morning coffee and breakfast to cocktails and evening bites. When the weather is good, tables spill out into the historic courtyard, a lovely setting for a drink with St Paul’s just around the corner.

On the Thames Opposite Westminster

The hotel sits on the south bank of the Thames, overlooking Westminster and Tate Britain. Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament are within walking distance, and the riverside offers a pleasant route to the South Bank. Vauxhall station is around ten minutes away, with straightforward connections to Soho, Covent Garden and the West End.

Contemporary Rooms & Impressive River Views

Rooms are modern and comfortable, with selected categories overlooking the Thames and London skyline. Larger studios and suites offer more space to settle in, and some include kitchenettes or full kitchens. At the top end, the Two-Bedroom Suite combines extensive living space with a balcony and river views.

Pan Asian Dining by the River

Chino Latino is the hotel’s signature restaurant, serving Pan-Asian dishes in a stylish setting overlooking the Thames. The river views add a real sense of place to dinner, while the bar offers a convenient option for cocktails later in the evening. 24-hour room service is also available.

Pool, Sauna & Fitness

The indoor swimming pool is a welcome place to unwind after exploring London. There’s also a sauna and steam room, plus a well-equipped fitness centre with cardio machines, resistance equipment, and free weights.

Shoreditch & Old Street on Your Doorstep

The Hoxton puts you right in Shoreditch, with Old Street just around the corner and the City close by. Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane are within walking distance, while restaurants, bars and independent shops line the surrounding streets. Old Street station makes Soho, Covent Garden and the West End easy to reach in about 20 minutes.

Industrial Style & a Lively Lobby

The Hoxton helped define the relaxed, design-led hotel style now associated with Shoreditch. Exposed brick, vintage furniture and contemporary artwork give the interiors plenty of character, while the large, open lobby shifts naturally from coffee and laptops by day to drinks and a livelier atmosphere in the evening.

Compact Rooms with Character

Rooms are compact, comfortable and cleverly designed, with an industrial influence that suits the Shoreditch setting. Larger categories offer more space to spread out, while the emphasis throughout is on simple, well-considered design rather than unnecessary extras.

Lively Dining Downstairs

The restaurant and bar form part of the hotel's social heart, with an atmosphere that carries through from morning coffee to dinner and drinks later in the evening. It’s the kind of hotel where the ground floor is part of the experience, not just a place you pass through.

On the Strand, Steps from Covent Garden

Few hotels are more centrally located than Strand Palace. Situated on the Strand between Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square, it places London's theatre district, world-class dining, and many of the city's most recognisable landmarks within easy walking distance. Covent Garden and Charing Cross stations are nearby, while Leicester Square, Soho, and Piccadilly Circus are about a 10–15-minute walk away, making it an excellent base for exploring central London on foot.

A London Classic, Reworked

Strand Palace has welcomed guests since 1909, and its long history continues to shape the hotel today. Contemporary interiors are complemented by Art Deco details inspired by its past, giving this historic Strand address a smart, modern feel.

Rooms for Every Stay

With over 700 rooms, choices range from compact singles to triple-occupancy rooms. Expect Hypnos beds, rainfall showers, and modern comforts that keep things practical and comfortable in the heart of the action.

Dining & Drinks

Haxells Restaurant & Bar serves modern British dishes and creative cocktails, while the café is ideal for grab-and-go coffee before sightseeing. Step outside and you’ve got Covent Garden’s restaurants and pubs on your doorstep.

South Bank & Westminster within easy reach

The hotel places you within easy walking distance of the South Bank and Westminster, with the London Eye, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament all close by. Waterloo and Lambeth North stations make getting around straightforward, while Covent Garden, Soho and the wider West End are easily reached by Tube.

Contemporary Rooms with London Views

Rooms are bright and contemporary, with floor-to-ceiling windows, sleek bathrooms and practical workspaces. Connecting rooms offer families greater flexibility, while selected rooms and suites make the most of the setting, with views towards the Houses of Parliament and the London skyline.

Italian Dining & Cocktails

Florentine Restaurant & Bar keeps things relaxed, with Italian classics, freshly made pizzas and desserts, alongside cocktails, wines and craft beers. It’s an easy option for dinner after a day exploring London, with 24-hour room service available if you’d rather stay in.

Pool, Sauna & Fitness

The 15-metre indoor pool is a welcome addition after a day in London, with a sauna and steam room. There’s also a 24-hour fitness centre with Technogym equipment, plus treatment rooms for massages and beauty treatments.

Between Islington, Shoreditch & the City

nhow London sits between Islington, Shoreditch and the City, with restaurants and cafés around Angel and Exmouth Market within easy reach. Shoreditch and Old Street are also close enough to explore, although the West End isn't on your doorstep. For Soho, Covent Garden and the wider West End, allow around 20 to 25 minutes by public transport.

London Design with a Sense of Humour

Interiors play with British icons, street art and pop culture, blending bold colours, oversized furniture and tongue-in-cheek details throughout. The lobby is lively, with plenty of space to work, meet or settle in with a drink. If you prefer hotels with personality rather than polished anonymity, nhow certainly delivers.

Colourful, Contemporary Rooms

Rooms continue the playful theme, with bold artwork, colourful details and contemporary bathrooms, balanced by comfortable beds and practical touches. Coffee machines are included as standard, while the larger suites offer considerably more room to spread out.

The Bell & Whistle

The Bell & Whistle brings the hotel’s playful character to its restaurant and bar, serving British and international dishes in a colourful, informal setting. It works just as well for breakfast as for a relaxed dinner or cocktails later in the evening.

Gym, Bikes & Space to Unwind

A fitness centre is available if you want a workout, and bicycles are available for exploring London on two wheels. The hotel also has a terrace and plenty of relaxed communal space downstairs, giving you more room to spread out beyond the bedroom.

Westminster on Your Doorstep

Few hotels put you this close to London’s great historic landmarks without a five-star price tag. Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament are less than five minutes away, with St James’s Park and Buckingham Palace also within walking distance. St James’s Park is the nearest Tube station, while Covent Garden, Soho and the wider West End are easy to reach on foot or by public transport.

A Victorian Hotel Above a Proper London Pub

Sanctuary House occupies a handsome Victorian building above a traditional Fuller’s pub. Inside, polished wood, classic furnishings and period details create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. It feels distinctly British and refreshingly unpretentious, with the downstairs pub adding plenty of local character.

Comfortable, Traditional Rooms

Rooms are comfortable and traditionally styled, with air conditioning, modern bathrooms and practical touches, including tea and coffee facilities. They’re designed more for comfort than for drama, which suits a hotel where you’re likely to spend much of the day exploring London.

A Fuller’s Pub Downstairs

Having a proper London pub downstairs is part of the appeal. Expect freshly cooked British favourites, including pies and fish and chips, alongside Fuller’s ales and a good selection of wines. Breakfast is served here too, making it an easy place to start and end the day.

Knightsbridge Address

The Berkeley sits between Knightsbridge and Belgravia, giving it one of London's most desirable addresses. Hyde Park and Harvey Nichols are within easy reach, while Harrods, Sloane Street and the shops of Knightsbridge are only a short walk away. Nevertheless, its location on Wilton Place offers a pleasant, peaceful position, removed from the crowds

Modern British Elegance

Where classic grandeur meets cutting-edge design, The Berkeley’s interiors showcase contemporary London style—clean lines, bold art, and playful details that capture the city’s ever-evolving spirit. It has a refined, luxurious atmosphere, yet is never predictable.

Rooms with Designer Detail

From serene, pastel-hued rooms to statement suites designed by John Heah and André Fu, every space balances comfort and character. Marble bathrooms and Hyde Park views enhance the sense of an urban sanctuary. With private terraces, every space blends understated luxury with calm.

Riviera Glamour & Parisian Pâtisserie

La Môme London brings the glamour and vitality of the French Riviera to Knightsbridge, with live entertainment, and Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley is the well-known French pastry chef's first pâtisserie outside Paris. If you prefer something more tranquil, The Berkeley Bar & Terrace is a beautifully designed place for cocktails and rare spirits

A Rooftop Pool & Luxurious SPA

The heated outdoor pool and rooftop bar are the highlight, offering views of Hyde Park. Hotel guests have free access to Surrenne, a private wellness club adjacent to the hotel. The facilities include a 22-metre indoor pool, saunas, steam rooms, a state-of-the-art gym and dedicated fitness studios, and a wide range of treatments.

Park Lane Opposite Hyde Park

The Dorchester occupies one of Park Lane’s best-known addresses, directly opposite Hyde Park and on the edge of Mayfair. Mount Street, Bond Street and Mayfair boutiques are within easy walking distance, while Knightsbridge and the wider West End are also close by. It’s an ideal location for combining Hyde Park with Mayfair.

A London Grande Dame Since 1931

The Dorchester has been on Park Lane since 1931 and still delivers a real sense of occasion. Marble, rich fabrics and beautifully crafted details sit alongside contemporary art and lighter interiors. The result feels grand and unmistakably Dorchester, without being overly formal.

Elegant Rooms with Hyde Park Views

Rooms are generously proportioned and beautifully finished, with marble bathrooms and refined contemporary interiors. Selected categories overlook Hyde Park, while the suites offer considerably more space and some of the hotel’s most impressive views.

Serious Destination Dining

Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester brings three Michelin-starred French cuisine to Park Lane, while The Grill by Tom Booton offers a contemporary take on British dining. Afternoon tea in The Promenade remains an essential part of the Dorchester experience.

Cocktails at Vesper Bar

Vesper Bar offers cocktails and plenty of glamour, while The Artists’ Bar provides a more intimate setting just off The Promenade. Both feel like part of the hotel, not just places to stop for a drink.

The Dorchester Spa

The Dorchester Spa is an elegant, Art Deco-inspired retreat featuring treatment rooms, relaxation spaces and a well-equipped gym. Hotel guests can also use the 20-metre indoor pool at the neighbouring 45 Park Lane, adding a proper swimming option to the wellness offering.

A Belgravia Gem

The Goring is situated in a quiet part of Beeston Place in Belgravia and is only a five-minute walk from Buckingham Palace, while St James’s, Victoria, Knightsbridge and Mayfair are all within easy reach on foot. Yet, thanks to its peaceful street and splendid private garden, the property feels secluded despite its central location.

Quintessentially British

Family-owned for over a century, The Goring is steeped in tradition yet brimming with character. Think grand staircases, polished wood, whimsical wallpaper, and a distinctly English wit woven into its elegance.

Characterful Rooms & Excellent Family Options

Each room is individually designed and includes views of Belgravia Street or the garden, along with fine linens and marble bathrooms. Entry-level rooms average about 23 square metres, while the suites offer much more space and character. Connecting rooms are available for families, whereas the suites have impressive garden views.

Michelin Starred Dining & a Proper London Bar

The Michelin-starred Dining Room celebrates modern British cuisine in suitably elegant surroundings. The Goring Bar is everything you want from a classic London hotel bar: intimate, polished and wonderfully grown-up. Afternoon tea is another Goring tradition, served in the lounge or, when the weather allows, overlooking the hotel’s beautiful private garden.

London’s Secret Garden

The Goring’s expansive private garden brings lawns, flower-filled borders and a genuine sense of space to the heart of London. Garden-facing rooms and suites make the most of it, and selected rooms even have private balconies — a rare luxury this close to Buckingham

Moments from Covent Garden

Located in a stunning Edwardian mansion on High Holborn, Rosewood London is within walking distance of Covent Garden’s theatres, the British Museum, and the lively West End. Holborn Underground Station is a short walk away, making it an ideal base for exploring the rest of the city.

A Modern London Manor House

The sense of arrival is impressive: a grand archway opens onto the private courtyard, leading to interiors rich in marble, dark woods, artwork and elegant residential details. Rather than conventional five-star grandeur, Rosewood feels like a beautifully polished London manor house.

Residential-Style Luxury

Enjoy spacious rooms and suites starting at a generous 29 square metres, with Italian marble bathrooms and an elegant residential feel. Families are particularly well catered for, with Family Rooms sleeping four and two-bedroom options accommodating up to six guests. For something exceptional, the signature houses and suites offer expansive living spaces with butler service.

A Culinary Destination

Holborn Dining Room serves seasonal British classics in a lively brasserie setting, with its impressive Gin Bar adding to the appeal. Then there’s Scarfes Bar, a wonderfully atmospheric mix of a roaring fire, velvet armchairs, antique books and Gerald Scarfe artwork, complemented by seriously good cocktails. For something more elegant, the Mirror Room hosts afternoon tea.

Wellness & Escape

Rosewood Spa offers personalised massages, body rituals, and results-driven facials, alongside sauna and steam rooms, a relaxation lounge, and a Technogym fitness suite. Beautifully designed and intimate, it provides a genuinely tranquil retreat from the bustle of London.

Knightsbridge in Front, Hyde Park Behind

The Mandarin Oriental sits directly between Knightsbridge and Hyde Park, with one entrance facing the park and another leading into upscale shopping areas. Harrods, Harvey Nichols and Sloane Street are all within a short distance, and the V&A and the Natural History Museum are easily accessible. The Knightsbridge Underground Station is just around the corner.

Elegant, Eastern-Inspired Style

Joyce Wang drew inspiration from Hyde Park and the golden era of travel, blending Art Deco features with custom furniture and a thoughtfully selected collection of artwork, all within a modern colour scheme. The result is sophisticated rather than flashy, and the best rooms incorporate the park into the design.

Elegant Rooms with Hyde Park Views

Rooms are elegant and beautifully detailed, with bespoke furnishings, marble bathrooms and a polished residential feel. Depending on the room, views extend towards Knightsbridge, Hyde Park or the peaceful courtyard, while the larger suites offer considerably more space to settle in.

Michelin-Recognised Dining

Dining is a strong attraction. Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, with two Michelin stars, looks at traditional British cuisine, while The Aubrey brings the atmosphere of a Japanese izakaya to Knightsbridge. The Rosebery is the elegant choice for afternoon tea, and Mandarin Bar handles the cocktails. Indeed, at this London hotel, it's tempting to stay and dine.

One of London’s Standout Hotel Spas

The Spa at Mandarin Oriental is a destination in itself, offering a wide range of treatments and dedicated wellness areas. It also features a 17-metre heated indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness centre, a movement studio and various specialist wellness experiences.

Marylebone Meets the West End

Since 1865, The Langham has been a London icon, prominently located at the top of Regent Street. It provides excellent access to shopping at Oxford Circus, the village charm of Marylebone, and the West End theatres. Hyde Park and Soho are within easy walking distance. Oxford Circus Underground Station is around five minutes away.

A Grande Dame with a Lighter Touch

The Langham has the grandeur of a classic London hotel, with sweeping staircases, chandeliers and beautifully restored historic interiors. Contemporary touches keep things fresh, while the overall mood remains elegant, warm and unmistakably grand.

Rooms of Refined Comfort

Langham's bedrooms are among the largest in London, with entry-level rooms starting at 28 square metres. Expect soft tones, plush fabrics, marble bathrooms, and skyline views. The Sterling Suite, one of London’s largest, offers palatial living, with a private dining room and butler service.

A Gastronomic Address

The Langham is a culinary destination. It is the birthplace of Afternoon Tea. Rated among London’s best afternoon teas, the Palm Court still serves the ritual with grace. Head to the Artesian Bar for stunning cocktails—a four-time winner of the World’s 50 Best Bars. For a quintessential British experience, visit the Wigmore, which offers hearty pub fare.

Wellness at Chuan Spa

Chuan Spa draws on Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Five Elements philosophy, with treatments tailored to individual wellbeing. A peaceful 16-metre swimming pool and a well-equipped fitness studio are also available. It’s a beautifully calm retreat and a significant part of The Langham experience.

Hyde Park at the Door

The Lanesborough occupies a prime position at Hyde Park Corner, with the park directly opposite and Knightsbridge and Mayfair on either side. Harrods, Sloane Street, and Buckingham Palace are all within walking distance, while Mayfair’s restaurants and boutiques are close by. It’s an especially strong location if you want Hyde Park, Knightsbridge and Mayfair all within easy reach.

A Regency Masterpiece

The Lanesborough is unashamedly grand, filling its historic 1820s building with gilded ceilings, silk wall coverings, ornate detailing and sweeping staircases. Alberto Pinto’s interiors evoke the richness of a grand English residence, giving the hotel a wonderfully theatrical sense of occasion.

Rooms with Impeccable Detail

Luxurious rooms are decorated in rich Regency style and equipped with modern technology. Every room and suite includes a dedicated 24-hour butler. Connecting rooms are available, and the spectacular signature suites can be expanded into multi-bedroom private residences. The Royal Suite comprises seven bedrooms with spectacular Hyde Park views.

Dining with Distinction

The hotel’s flagship restaurant, The Lanesborough Grill, celebrates modern British cuisine with flair, while afternoon tea beneath the glass roof of The Great Hall has become a London ritual. Head to the Library Bar for an intimate evening, renowned for its rare Cognacs, fine Champagnes, and cocktails mixed with quiet precision.

Wellness Refined

The Lanesborough Club & Spa is one of London’s most exclusive wellness destinations and a true luxury homage to well-being. It offers energising workouts, innovative treatments and private spaces for rest and relaxation. Enjoy the Hydrotherapy pool, with jets designed to massage muscles and soothe the mind.

Between Westminster & the West End

Corinthia occupies a handsome position on Whitehall Place, with Trafalgar Square and the Thames just moments away. Westminster, Covent Garden and the South Bank are all within walking distance, while the theatres and restaurants of the West End are close by. Despite being surrounded by some of London’s biggest landmarks, the hotel feels remarkably composed once you step inside.

Grand Architecture, Contemporary Style

Corinthia occupies a magnificent Belle Époque building with soaring ceilings, sweeping staircases and beautifully restored period details. Inside, polished contemporary design balances the grandeur, creating a hotel that feels elegant and luxurious without being overly formal.

Generous Rooms & Impressive Penthouses

Rooms start at an impressive 32 square metres, with elegant interiors and marble bathrooms. Selected categories offer practical flexibility for travelling together, while the suites offer considerably more space. At the top, the penthouses add private terraces, kitchens and butler service.

A Stage for Culinary Creativity

The restaurants offer a wide variety. Mezzogiorno, run by Francesco Mazzei, offers Southern Italian flavours, while Tom Kerridge's reimagined Kerridge’s focuses on modern British cuisine. The Garden provides a pleasant retreat in the warmer months, and Velvet, by Salvatore Calabrese, includes cocktails, live music and a touch of evening glamour.

Biome — Four Floors of Wellness

The spa is a destination in itself. Biome by Corinthia London spans floors and includes 17 treatment pods, a swimming and vitality pool, an amphitheatre sauna, a steam room, an ice fountain, sleep pods, and a 24-hour gym. It offers one of the most complete hotel wellness packages in central London and is a strong reason to stay.

Inside the Old War Office on Whitehall

Raffles occupies the magnificent former Old War Office, giving it an extraordinary position on Whitehall. Westminster, St James’s Park and Trafalgar Square are moments away, with Buckingham Palace and the West End also within walking distance. Covent Garden and the South Bank are also easy to reach on foot. Charing Cross and Embankment stations provide convenient connections across London.

From War Office to World-Class Hotel

Once Winston Churchill's workplace, this magnificent Edwardian structure has been transformed into a modern luxury retreat, where history resonates through marble corridors and elegant staircases. The result is grand and glamorous, but the history gives it a character no new-build hotel could replicate.

Residences of Distinction

Rooms start at an impressive 31 square metres, with custom-made linens, marble bathrooms and bespoke British touches. Suites offer considerably more space, while the five Heritage Suites occupy some of the building’s most historic former offices and include personalised butler service.

A Culinary Destination- Nine Restaurants and Three Bars

With nine restaurants and three bars, you could spend a weekend here without repeating a meal. Highlights include Michelin-starred Mauro Colagreco, rooftop Japanese dining at Kioku by Endo, Italian favourite Langosteria, and the clandestine Spy Bar where photography is forbidden. This is a serious food-and-drink destination in its own right.

Wellness in a Class of Its Own

The Guerlain Spa is one of the hotel's biggest draws, with nine treatment rooms, a 20-metre indoor pool, a vitality pool, a sauna, a steam room, and experience showers. Pillar Wellbeing adds a state-of-the-art gym, movement studio, personalised training and complimentary classes.

Hyde Park Corner & Belgravia

The Peninsula occupies a prominent position at Hyde Park Corner, opposite Wellington Arch and at the entrance to Belgravia. Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace, Mayfair and Knightsbridge are all within walking distance, with Harrods and Sloane Street also nearby. The hotel’s landscaped courtyard creates an impressive sense of arrival, set apart from the traffic outside.

Contemporary Luxury, Beautifully Done

Peter Marino designed the interiors to emphasise light, space, and quiet elegance. Custom furniture, British craftsmanship, and thoughtfully selected artwork make the hotel feel like a refined private home.

Exceptionally Spacious Rooms

These are the biggest rooms in London, starting at 51 square metres. They include big dressing areas, luxurious bathrooms, and easy-to-use in-room technology. Families can book connecting rooms, and the suites offer even more space, with large living areas, terraces, and great views in some categories.

Rooftop Dining & Cantonese Flavours

On the rooftop, Brooklands by Claude Bosi serves modern British cuisine with panoramic views across London, while its adjoining bar and terrace take full advantage of the skyline. Canton Blue offers sophisticated Cantonese cuisine inspired by the historic connections between Asia and Britain. Downstairs, The Lobby is an elegant setting for afternoon tea and all-day dining.

A Spa Worth Making Time For

The Peninsula Spa & Wellness Centre spans two floors and includes seven treatment rooms, separate saunas and steam rooms, relaxation areas, and a 24-hour fitness centre. The highlight is the stunning 25-metre heated indoor pool, surrounded by mosaic landscapes and light panels that look like natural daylight. It’s easily one of the most impressive hotel pools in London.

Moments from Grosvenor Square

Located on a peaceful garden square in Mayfair, The Beaumont provides a discreet yet central location. It is just a short walk to Bond Street’s luxury shops, Mayfair’s galleries, Hyde Park and Oxford Street. It’s very central but feels more like a discreet Mayfair address. This is a great location to explore the rest of the city.

Art Deco with a Contemporary Edge

Inspired by 1920s glamour, The Beaumont channels transatlantic Art Deco style—polished wood, monochrome tiling, and geometric detailing. The atmosphere is intimate and feels closer to a stylish private club than a traditional five-star hotel.

Generous Rooms & Standout Suites

Rooms start at 30 square metres, with floor-to-ceiling windows, marble bathrooms and ample wardrobe space. Suites offer excellent living space with connecting options for families. The real conversation piece is ROOM by Antony Gormley, where the bedroom sits inside the monumental sculpture projecting from the hotel’s façade.

Dining with Style

Rosi, from chef Lisa Goodwin-Allen, gives British classics a modern spin. The intimate Le Magritte is made for cocktails, with a private terrace overlooking Brown Hart Gardens. The elegant Gatsby Room serves all-day dining and the hotel’s award-winning afternoon tea, accompanied by live piano.

An Intimate Spa & Hammam

The intimate Spa & Hammam offers traditional hammam rituals alongside massages, facials and body treatments. It feels more like a private sanctuary than a large wellness club, perfectly in keeping with The Beaumont’s discreet character.

Shoreditch Outside the Door

citizenM puts you right in Shoreditch, surrounded by restaurants, bars, independent shops and some of East London’s best nightlife. Brick Lane and Spitalfields Market are within walking distance, and the City is close by. Liverpool Street and Old Street stations are both within walking distance, while Soho, Covent Garden and the West End are around 20 minutes away by public transport.

Bold Design & Sociable Spaces

The hotel has citizenM’s signature colourful, contemporary style, with modern art, statement furniture and spacious living rooms designed for relaxing, working or meeting friends. The atmosphere is informal and lively, fitting naturally into its Shoreditch surroundings.

Compact Rooms with Smart Technology

Rooms are compact yet cleverly designed around large wall-to-wall beds, with blackout blinds and rainfall showers. You can control lighting, temperature, and entertainment from the room tablet, making everything refreshingly straightforward.

Tate Modern & Borough Market on Your Doorstep

You’re right in the heart of Bankside, with Tate Modern just a couple of minutes away. Borough Market, Shakespeare’s Globe and the Thames are all within walking distance, while the Millennium Bridge takes you across the river towards St Paul’s. Southwark and London Bridge stations are about a ten-minute walk away, and Covent Garden, Soho and the West End are easily reached by Tube.

Bold, Social & Unmistakably citizenM

The public spaces are where citizenM really comes alive. Expect colourful Vitra furniture, contemporary art, books and plenty of relaxed seating, creating a living-room atmosphere that works equally well for catching up on emails or settling in with a drink. It feels playful and informal rather than conventionally hotel-like.

Compact Rooms, Cleverly Designed

Rooms are deliberately compact but use the space well. Each has a wall-to-wall XL king bed, rainfall shower, blackout blinds and mood lighting, with a tablet controlling everything from the temperature to the television. Chromecast also makes streaming your own content straightforward.

canteenM Around the Clock

canteenM is open 24 hours, serving breakfast, barista coffee, sandwiches, salads and hot dishes throughout the day. In the evening, it becomes a relaxed bar for cocktails and draught beer. With Borough Market and Bankside’s restaurants nearby, there is plenty within walking distance if you want something more substantial.

Royal Neighbourhood, Secret Entrance

Opposite the Royal Mews and Buckingham Palace, directly above the main entrance to 41 Buckingham Palace Road, Hotel 41 sits. St James’s Park, Westminster Abbey, Green Park and Victoria are all within easy walking distance, Victoria Station being only a few minutes' walk away. This is an excellent location to explore the royal and historic parts of London.

Black & White, Done Brilliantly

The hotel’s striking black-and-white interiors, mahogany furniture, and rich fabrics create an elegant, club-like atmosphere. At the centre of the hotel is the glass-roofed Executive Lounge, where guests can relax, eat, and drink all day.

Just 30 Rooms, All About You

Rooms follow the hotel’s signature black-and-white style, with handcrafted furnishings, luxurious bedding and thoughtful details. For something special, the split-level Conservatory Suite features a glass roof above the bed, letting you sleep beneath the London sky. The atmosphere is intimate, indulgent, and unmistakably boutique.

A Lounge That’s All Yours

Guests are encouraged to ‘Plunder the Pantry’, with complimentary snacks and treats available throughout the day in the Executive Lounge. Afternoon tea, light meals and in-room dining are also available, reinforcing the feeling of an intimate, generously stocked private members’ club rather than a conventional hotel.

Little Luxuries, Big Impact

Private cinema nights, rooftop hideaways, personalised turndown touches—from hot-water bottles to ice cream on demand.

Right in Theatreland’s Sweet Spot

Tucked just off Seven Dials, you’re seconds from the Royal Opera House, world-class theatres, and Covent Garden’s cobbled piazza, where street performers, luxury boutiques, and buzzing cafés set the scene. Soho and Leicester Square are within a short walk, while Covent Garden Underground Station provides excellent connections across the capital

Classic Meets Contemporary

Kit Kemp fills the hotel with colour, contemporary art, patterned fabrics and some really surprising combinations, making the spaces seem as if they have been collected rather than merely decorated. The drawing room and library areas are reserved for guests, giving the hotel a more home-like character.

Rooms with a View (and a Story)

Rooms start at about 25 square metres, and each one is different, with features such as large headboards, bold textiles, original art, and specially made furniture that give the rooms their individual character, while the bathrooms are beautifully finished. The suites offer impressive views and are well suited for longer stays.

Your All-Day Hangout

Brasserie Max has a laid-back atmosphere that is especially suitable in Theatreland; you can go for breakfast, stay for lunch, or return after a performance for dinner and drinks at the long pewter bar. The menu, featuring seasonal British and European cuisine, remains accessible, and afternoon tea gives you another reason to stay.

A Cinema in the City

The hotel’s plush screening room hosts regular film nights, perfect after a day exploring the surrounding galleries, shops, and theatres.

Prime Mayfair Location

Green Park lies directly across the road, with Mayfair's elegant streets unfolding behind the hotel. Bond Street, Piccadilly and Hyde Park are an easy walk away, while Buckingham Palace is just across the park. Some of London’s best restaurants, boutiques and private members’ clubs are on your doorstep, with Green Park station moments away. This is an excellent Mayfair location, placing you close to major sights and shopping

Nature-Inspired Design

1 Hotel Mayfair blends luxury with sustainability. Its living façade of native plants makes a striking first impression, while reclaimed timber, natural stone, and greenery create calm, organic interiors. Despite its central location, it provides a peaceful atmosphere.

Natural Design & Green Park Views

Rooms continue the hotel’s nature-inspired design, with warm, earthy tones, reclaimed wood, organic cotton linens and floor-to-ceiling windows. Thoughtful touches include filtered water taps and yoga mats, while selected suites make the most of the setting with private terraces overlooking Green Park.

Outstanding Dining

Michelin-starred chef Tom Sellers leads Dovetale, which serves refined seasonal British and European cuisine in a relaxed setting. Dover Yard offers expertly crafted cocktails in the lounge, while Neighbours serves excellent coffee, freshly baked pastries, and lighter dishes.

Wellness & Facilities

The Bamford Wellness Spa offers a range of holistic treatments, alongside a modern fitness centre equipped with the latest Technogym equipment. Warm, intuitive service and a strong focus on wellbeing create an experience that feels both luxurious and refreshingly understated.

Soho — London Outside Your Door

Broadwick Soho is at the junction of Broadwick and Berwick Streets, placing you in the heart of one of London's most lively areas. Carnaby Street is a short distance away, and Regent Street, Oxford Street, Chinatown, Covent Garden, and the West End theatres are all within easy walking distance. Piccadilly Circus and Tottenham Court Road stations are nearby, making it easy to get around London.

Soho Personality Turned Up a Notch

Broadwick Soho has no sense of restraint, and that is exactly why we like it. Martin Brudnizki blends Jazz Age glamour, Italian influences, and English eccentricity with rich colours, patterned fabrics, striking lighting, and an impressive assortment of art.

Bold Rooms & a Spectacular Penthouse

Rooms are richly layered and full of personality, featuring custom-made furniture, bold fabrics and playful details that reflect the hotel’s glamorous Soho character. Deluxe Rooms offer more space to unwind, while the suites take things up a level. At the top, the Penthouse has its own living room and cocktail bar, opening onto a large private terrace with sweeping London views.

Soho Dining, Cocktails & Rooftop Views

The hotel’s signature restaurant captures Soho’s lively spirit, with bold cooking, glamorous interiors and a buzz that lingers into the evening. For something quieter, the residents-only Nook offers an intimate fireside retreat. Rooftop bar Flute is the place for cocktails, with sweeping West End views that are especially impressive at sunset.

In the Heart of South Kensington

The Exhibitionist places you right in South Kensington’s museum quarter, with the Natural History Museum and the V&A just a few minutes away. Hyde Park and Knightsbridge are also within walking distance. Soho, Covent Garden and the West End are an easy Tube ride away, with South Kensington station close by. This is a good base if you want to be near museums and well connected to the rest of central London.

A Hotel That’s Also a Gallery

Eight constantly changing exhibition spaces mean the art is as alive as the neighbourhood. Contemporary artwork is displayed throughout the hotel, with striking installations, colourful interiors, and individually designed spaces that give the property a distinctive gallery-like atmosphere. It's a refreshing alternative to London's more traditional boutique hotels.

Rooms With a Sense of Drama

Playful design meets luxe touches. Expect sculptural lighting, comfortable beds, stylish bathrooms, and thoughtful touches throughout, with selected suites offering private terraces or outdoor hot tubs for something a little more special. Although room sizes vary, they provide a comfortable base for exploring the city.

Cocktails In-House, Dining Next Door

Sip cocktails in the intimate bar, offering a relaxed setting for pre-dinner drinks or light bites. With South Kensington, Knightsbridge, and Chelsea on the doorstep, guests are also perfectly placed to explore some of London's finest restaurants, cafés, and bars within just a short walk.

A Leafy Mayfair Address

The Chesterfield is located on Charles Street, which is one of the attractive streets in Mayfair and yet seems remarkably separate from the busy area just a few minutes' walk away; Berkeley Square, Bond Street, Green Park and Piccadilly can all be reached by a short walk, together with Hyde Park and the designer shops in Mount Street. The nearest Green Park Underground Station is five minutes away, making it easy to explore the rest of London.

Timeless English Elegance

The Chesterfield Mayfair offers a traditional luxury experience, with warm, personalised service at its heart. Rich fabrics, antique furnishings, classic artwork, and elegant interiors evoke the atmosphere of a refined private London residence, making it a favourite among guests who prefer old-world charm over contemporary design.

Rooms with Personality (and a Wink)

The individually designed rooms and suites are full of character, blending British décor with modern comforts. Expect plush beds, marble bathrooms, thoughtful amenities, and a cosy vibe. A selection of suites also makes the hotel a good choice for families.

From Live Music to Rooftop Drinks

Butlers Restaurant serves the classics, but the bars add more personality. Sem’s of Mayfair is an intimate, club-like spot for cocktails and live music, while the new Stanley’s Rooftop Bar offers panoramic views across Mayfair. Afternoon tea brings a playful note, with the hotel’s colourful Original Sweetshop Afternoon Tea giving the British tradition a nostalgic spin.

St James’s Splendour, Just Steps from It All

Situated in a grand listed building on Waterloo Place, Sofitel London St James is exceptionally well placed between St James’s, Mayfair and the West End. Trafalgar Square is just around the corner, and Piccadilly Circus, Regent Street, Buckingham Palace, Green Park and Theatreland are all within an easy walk. This is an excellent location, central yet away from the crowded areas.

Neo-Classical on the Outside, Pop-Art Chic Inside

Housed in a stunning former Lloyds Bank, the lobby welcomes you in grand style. Inside, expect bold tartan carpets, velvet banquettes, pop-art accents, and that je ne sais quoi of Paris meets London.

Colourful, Polished & Family Friendly

Rooms are colourful without losing their sophistication, blending deep blues, rich reds and emerald greens with sleek monochrome bathrooms and polished contemporary details. Nespresso machines add a practical touch. Luxury Rooms can interconnect, and selected suites also interconnect, giving families more flexibility without compromising on style.

Dining Elevated—From Michelin to Afternoon Tea

Wild Honey St James brings Michelin-star brilliance with French flair and British ingredients. The Bistrot offers casual brunch, while the Rose Lounge serves tea with a cinematic, golden-hued charm. When night falls, the St James Bar becomes the perfect moody rendezvous.

Spa & Fitness That Recharges in Style

A three-floor spa with a hammam, steam room, HydraFacials, and specialist treatments from facialist Su-Man. Plus, a 24/7 Technogym studio and the jetlag-taming Sha Chair.

Perfect Fitzrovia location

The London EDITION sits where Fitzrovia meets Soho, placing some of London's best shopping, dining, and nightlife within easy reach. Oxford Street, Regent Street, Carnaby Street, Covent Garden, and the West End are all a short walk away, while Tottenham Court Road Underground Station provides excellent connections across the city.

Effortlessly Cool

The London EDITION has become one of the city's defining lifestyle hotels. The lobby, with its high ceilings, marble finishes and buzzing atmosphere, remains one of London's favourite places to meet for a drink. Ian Schrager's signature approach marries the building's historic architecture with sleek contemporary interiors, creating sophisticated spaces.

Rooms That Mean Business (and Pleasure)

The rooms strike a perfect balance between understated luxury and modern comfort. Oak floors, walnut panelling, crisp white linens, bespoke furnishings, and marble bathrooms create a calm retreat from the city's bustle. Large windows flood many rooms with natural light, while thoughtful details and exceptionally comfortable beds make it easy to settle in.

Cocktails & Culinary Cool

The hotel's vibrant restaurant serves modern British cuisine with seasonal influences, while the Punch Room has earned a reputation as one of London's best cocktail bars, specialising in creative punches inspired by recipes from around the world. The Lobby Bar remains lively throughout the day, making it just as popular with Londoners as it is with hotel guests.

St. James’s Hideaway

The Stafford is conveniently situated down St James’s Place and is discreetly located just a short distance from Green Park. Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly, Mayfair, Bond Street, and the West End are all within easy walking distance, but as soon as you enter the building, London seems a long way off. The private courtyard with cobbled stones only enhances the feeling that you've come upon something quite special.

Classic British Elegance with a Residential Feel

The Stafford feels quintessentially British without ever being overly formal. Interiors blend traditional elegance with the warmth of a private residence, combining rich fabrics, antiques, artwork and beautifully considered details. There’s a real sense of history and character, yet the atmosphere remains intimate and wonderfully relaxed.

Three Distinct Styles

Rooms span three very different settings. The Main House brings classic British elegance, the Mews Suites feel more like a private residence, and the Carriage House offers a more contemporary choice. The larger suites work particularly well for longer stays, with connecting options available for families.

Legendary American Bar

The American Bar at The Stafford features decades' worth of memorabilia and opens onto the cobbled courtyard, making it one of those charming London hotel bars that deserves to be seen as a destination in its own right.

Michelin Star Dining with a Dash of Heritage

Michael Caines, the hotel's Michelin-starred chef, offers modern European cuisine paired with seasonal British ingredients. Afternoon Tea is a long-standing favourite among visitors and Londoners alike. Beneath the hotel, the historic 380-year-old wine cellars provide one of its most fascinating hidden features.

Right in Fitzrovia’s Creative Buzz

Set on one of Fitzrovia's most attractive streets, Charlotte Street Hotel enjoys a prime location, surrounded by independent cafés, acclaimed restaurants, and stylish bars. Soho, Covent Garden, Oxford Street, Regent Street, and the British Museum are all within easy walking distance, while nearby Tottenham Court Road Underground Station offers excellent connections across London. It is in a central location without seeming excessively touristy

Kit Kemp’s Signature Style, with an Artistic Twist

Art and design appear everywhere, but the atmosphere is playful, not precious. Alongside Kit Kemp's bold fabrics, large headboards, and unusual colour matches, pieces inspired by the Bloomsbury Group add a nod to the area's literary history. Both the drawing room and the library have fireplaces and very comfortable seating, which gives the hotel the feel of a refined private house.

Individually Designed with Plenty of Character

The room sizes are generous, starting at 24 square metres, combining spacious proportions with Firmdale's well-known attention to detail. Each room has its own mix of fabrics, artwork, and specially made furniture.

Oscar — A Fitzrovia Favourite

Oscar Bar & Restaurant has a relaxed, neighbourhood atmosphere serving modern British cuisine. The bar is just as welcoming whether you're having a drink in the afternoon or a cocktail in the evening, and the outdoor terrace is particularly good when the London weather allows.

A Few Thoughtful Extras

Guests can use a well-furnished gym and enjoy massages and beauty treatments in their rooms. The hotel also features a private screening room, hosting regular Film Club evenings that add a distinctive touch to the standard range of five-star facilities.

Between the City & Spitalfields

Pan Pacific puts you right beside Liverpool Street, with Spitalfields Market and Shoreditch’s restaurants within easy walking distance. The Tower of London and Tower Bridge are around ten minutes away, while the City surrounds you in every direction. Liverpool Street station is just two minutes away, connecting you to the West End, Soho and Covent Garden in 15 minutes.

Calm, Contemporary Luxury

Interiors blend Asian influences with contemporary British design, using natural textures, soft colours and beautifully considered details. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with light and offer impressive City views, while the overall atmosphere feels calm and polished.

Generous Rooms with City Views

Rooms from 37 square metres are generous and beautifully finished, with floor-to-ceiling windows, marble bathrooms, heated floors and walk-in showers. Selected categories make the most of the setting, offering impressive City views, while the Premier Double Double room offers considerably more space for travelling together.

Southeast Asian Flavours & Cocktails

Straits Kitchen combines Southeast Asian flavours with Western cooking techniques in a striking dining room overlooking the City. Ginger Lily offers a more relaxed setting for afternoon tea, shifting to cocktails later in the day, while Straits Bar provides another drinks option.

SENSORY Spa & Wellbeing

An entire floor is dedicated to SENSORY Spa & Wellbeing, centred on a spectacular 18.5-metre infinity pool overlooking the City. The floor includes treatment rooms, saunas, steam rooms, and relaxation spaces, plus a 24-hour gym and wellbeing studio. It’s an impressive wellness offering and one of the strongest reasons to stay here.

Steps from Hyde Park & Oxford Street

Set on a quiet street near Marble Arch and Hyde Park, with Oxford Street shopping and Mayfair's elegance just a short walk away. The Prince Akatoki London offers a calm retreat, moments from the boutiques and cafés of Marylebone village. Bond Street and Regent Street are also within easy walking distance, while Marble Arch Underground Station offers excellent connections for exploring the city.

Japanese Minimalism in a Georgian Shell

Seven townhouses transformed into a serene hideaway—pale woods, soft lighting, and clean lines that whisper and breathe. Low beds, warm neutral tones, blackout curtains, and lighting that mimics the sunrise. A place where the outside world can wait.

Calm, Japanese-Inspired Rooms

Rooms have a calm, understated feel, pairing clean, contemporary lines with subtle Japanese details, natural tones and marble bathrooms. Yukatas and yoga mats reinforce the sense of relaxation, while Jing tea and Nespresso machines are thoughtful touches.

A Taste of Japan

TOKii Restaurant serves contemporary Japanese cuisine, blending beautifully prepared sushi, robata dishes, and seasonal ingredients with carefully selected European influences. The Malt Lounge & Bar offers an impressive collection of Japanese whiskies alongside expertly crafted cocktails.

Wellness & Balance

The hotel offers a calm escape from London's busy streets, with yoga and fitness facilities to help you unwind. Simple, elegant interiors add to the peaceful mood, and the hotel's focus on omotenashi, or thoughtful and intuitive hospitality, makes every guest feel welcome and cared for.

Prestigious Knightsbridge Location

Set on a peaceful residential street in Knightsbridge, The Egerton House Hotel is ideally placed for exploring one of London's most desirable neighbourhoods. Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Hyde Park, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Natural History Museum, and the Science Museum are all within a short walk, while nearby South Kensington Underground Station offers easy access to the rest of the city.

Rooms with Personality (and Picassos)

With just 28 rooms and suites, The Egerton has none of the scale or ceremony of London’s larger five-star hotels. Instead, antiques, original artwork, rich fabrics and fresh flowers create the feeling of an elegant English townhouse. Some rooms open onto a private garden terrace. Service is warm and highly personal, with thoughtful touches

Martinis, Afternoon Tea & a Proper London Bar

The Drawing Room keeps things intimate and quintessentially British, serving breakfast, light meals and traditional afternoon tea. But the real theatre unfolds at the bar, where the hotel’s tableside Martini ritual has become a signature. It’s wonderfully old-school and perfectly suited to The Egerton’s character.

Tailored Touches for All Guests (Furry Ones Too)

Dog treats and pet concierge for four-legged travellers, teddy bear picnics for kids, and thoughtful extras such as morning coffee trays or candlelit turndown. Warm, attentive, and delightfully personal—from remembering your favourite cocktail to setting out bedtime cookies just the way you like them.

Marylebone — London’s Best Shopping Within Steps

The BoTree puts you just a few minutes from Bond Street Station, with Selfridges and Oxford Street close by. Head one way to Marylebone High Street and the other to Mayfair and Bond Street. Soho and the West End are also within easy reach. It’s a brilliant location for shopping, dining and exploring London on foot.

Flora-Forward Design That Pops

From greenery-draped ceilings to floral wall panels, The BoTree blends natural textures with vibrant colours, creating spaces that feel as relaxed as they are stylish. The hotel exudes a sociable energy that suits this area of London, while careful design keeps everything polished and in keeping with its five-star status.

Cleverly Designed, with Excellent Options for Families

The rooms make good use of the space available. Floor-to-ceiling bay windows let in plenty of natural light, supplemented by Jo Loves facilities, rainfall showers, underfloor heating, and intuitive in-room technology. The connecting rooms are ideal for family stays.

A Taste of Italy at LAVO

LAVO offers a stylish, relaxed setting, with handmade pasta, seafood, and a range of Italian dishes taking centre stage. The place has a lively atmosphere that draws in customers from outside the hotel.

Wellness for a New Generation

The BoTree has opted for a more modern approach to wellness. Along with a gym open 24 hours a day, triplebond stresses recovery and performance with a range of experiences, including cryotherapy, red-light therapy, and contrast therapy.

Superb Mayfair, Overlooking Gardens

The Biltmore Mayfair places you in the heart of one of London's most exclusive neighbourhoods. Bond Street, Hyde Park, Selfridges, New Bond Street, and the designer boutiques of Mount Street are all within a short walk. Nearby Bond Street Underground station provides excellent connections across the capital.

Edwardian Facade, Glamorous Inside

The interior design combines warm neutral colours, contemporary art and well-polished details to create the effect of a refined London home on a grander scale. With 250 rooms and 57 suites, the hotel is a full-service luxury establishment, yet the general atmosphere remains calm and comfortable.

Generous Rooms & Impressive Suites

The rooms start at 26 square metres and are bright and extremely well furnished, with a soothing colour scheme. The suites are impressive, particularly those offering a view of Grosvenor. Connecting rooms and family suites are available, and the Signature Suites include large living areas and a more residential atmosphere.

From Afternoon Tea to Grill 88

A wide range of choices is available without leaving the hotel; Grill 88 is the more refined steakhouse, while Café Biltmore takes a more relaxed approach to all-day dining. The Pine Bar provides an elegant setting for cocktails and for evening drinks.

Fitness Around the Clock

The hotel has a large 24-hour gym fitted with high-end equipment, such as Wattbikes, along with a private studio for virtual Les Mills classes.

Covent Garden at Your Doorstep

Once a historic magistrates’ court, now a dazzling hotel—steps from the Royal Opera House and the buzz of Seven Dials. NoMad London enjoys one of the city's most sought-after locations. The theatres of the West End, Leicester Square, Soho, and Trafalgar Square, along with the boutiques of Seven Dials, are all within easy walking distance, while Covent Garden Underground Station is just a few minutes away.

Drama in Every Detail

The rooms are designed with genuine theatre, yet a great deal of history lies beneath the showy exterior. Moody palettes, soaring ceilings, and a blend of New York swagger with London elegance. Velvet, marble, and just the right amount of theatrical flair give NoMad a character all of its own

Rooms Made for Late Nights & Slow Mornings

Plush beds, curated art, walk-in showers, and deep tubs you’ll lose track of time in—plus views over cobbled streets or the hotel’s glass atrium. Many rooms also retain original architectural features that reflect the building's fascinating history.

Dining & Cocktails That Deserve an Encore

The NoMad Restaurant, with its high glass conservatory roof, is one of the hotel’s standout spaces. It’s lush, full of light, and perfect for a long dinner. Side Hustle, located in the former police station, offers a livelier vibe with Mexican-inspired dishes and agave cocktails, while the cosy Library is just for hotel guests and gives you a quiet place to relax.

Wellness, Kept Simple

NoMad isn’t trying to be a spa hotel. Instead, it has a well-equipped fitness centre and offers in-room wellness treatments when you need to unwind. The main focus here is still on the atmosphere, the food, and enjoying everything Covent Garden has to offer.

Tucked in a Quiet Corner of Bustling Soho

The Soho Hotel, situated in the peaceful Richmond Mews, offers the best of both worlds: Soho's restaurants, bars, and theatres are just outside the door, even though the hotel itself feels surprisingly detached from the crowds. Oxford Street, Regent Street and Covent Garden are all within easy walking distance, and Tottenham Court Road station is about five minutes away, providing excellent connections across the city.

Kit Kemp’s Signature Style

The interiors are unmistakably Kit Kemp with bold colours, contemporary art, patterned fabrics and beautifully mismatched furniture brought together with confidence. Despite having 96 rooms and suites, the hotel retains a warm, residential feel, helped by a private drawing room and library reserved for guests.

Generous Rooms, Terraces & Larger Suites

Rooms start at a generous 26 square metres, with large warehouse-style windows, statement headboards, bespoke furniture and vivid fabrics. The Deluxe Terrace Room offers private outdoor space, while an impressive range of one-, two- and three-bedroom suites gives you considerably more room to settle in.

Cinema Nights Without Leaving Home

The hotel’s private screening room turns movie nights into a full-on event, whether it’s a new release, a classic, or your own private premiere.

Refuel in Style

Refuel Bar & Restaurant keeps things relaxed, serving modern brasserie dishes alongside cocktails and useful pre- and post-theatre menus. The handsome oak-and-pewter bar gives the room plenty of atmosphere, while you can also enjoy afternoon tea away from the action in the guest drawing room.

Charming Marylebone Location

Dorset Square has a pleasant village-in-the-city feel and a peaceful atmosphere compared to the busiest roads in central London. Marylebone Village, Regent's Park, Baker Street, Madame Tussauds, and Lord's Cricket Ground are all within easy walking distance, while Marylebone and Baker Street stations offer excellent transport links for exploring the city. From antique markets to the rose gardens of Regent’s Park—this is what London locals love.

A Georgian Townhouse with a Colourful Personality

The attractive Regency exterior hides a uniquely Kit Kemp take on traditional English style. Contemporary art, antiques, bold fabrics, and cheerful patterns complement the original architecture. With only 38 bedrooms, the hotel offers an intimacy larger luxury hotels can't match.

Individual Rooms with a Playful Twist

Every room is individually designed, blending bold fabrics, cosy corners and marble bathrooms with Firmdale’s playful eye for detail. Look closely, and you’ll spot cricket bats used as wall art, a witty nod to the hotel’s location on the site of London’s first cricket ground. The overall feel is colourful, polished and distinctly British, while selected rooms overlook the leafy garden square.

The Potting Shed Restaurant & Bar

The Potting Shed Bar & Restaurant feels like a sophisticated local dining room and offers modern British food all day, plus afternoon tea and cocktails. It also has a pleasant guest drawing room for those who prefer a quieter spot.

Keep Things Simple

There is no spa or swimming pool, and Dorset Square isn't aiming to be a five-star resort with lots of facilities. Although you can arrange in-room beauty and massage treatments, the focus is clearly on personal service, comfort, and the pleasures of the neighbourhood.

City of London, Just Steps from the Thames

Tucked away on a quiet street between St Paul's Cathedral and the River Thames, Vintry & Mercer is perfectly placed for exploring the historic heart of London. Borough Market, Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe, the Millennium Bridge, and the vibrant restaurants and bars of Bank are all within walking distance, while Mansion House and Cannon Street stations provide excellent transport links across central London.

Inspired by London's Trading Past

Named after two of the City's historic livery companies, Vintry & Mercer celebrates London's rich mercantile heritage through beautifully designed interiors. Rich colours, velvet furnishings, brass accents, and carefully curated artwork create a character-filled boutique hotel.

Stylish Rooms & Suites

The individually designed rooms blend contemporary comfort with timeless elegance. Expect luxurious bedding, marble bathrooms, bespoke furnishings, and thoughtful touches throughout. Many rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, while the spacious suites offer extra space to relax and enjoy the hotel's refined residential feel.

Eating Elevated—From Café to Rooftop to Speakeasy

Vintry Kitchen serves modern British classics and wine-by-the-barrel downstairs. The Mercer Roof Terrace is a glass-walled greenhouse with alfresco skyline views (igloos in winter!). And DND? A discreet underground speakeasy cocktail bar dripping with jazz-age glamour, now one of the City's hidden gems for evening drinks.

Between Bloomsbury & Theatreland

The L’oscar is in a beautifully furnished former Baptist church off Southampton Row, putting Covent Garden, the British Museum, and Theatreland within easy reach on foot. The nearest Holborn station is only a few minutes' walk away and offers good Tube connections across London. It is exceptionally practical—especially if you want the West End on one side and the City on the other.

A Church Turned Baroque Fantasy

Once a Baptist church, now a Jacques Garcia–designed wonder. The Grade II-listed building is filled with rich velvets, intense colours, mirrored surfaces, peacock designs, and lavish details, while its original architectural features hint at its unusual history. The atmosphere is decadent, and the hotel comes across more like a private members’ club than a typical luxury hotel.

Rich, Theatrical & Decadent

Rooms are every bit as dramatic as the rest of L’oscar, with jewel-toned fabrics, bespoke furniture, marble bathrooms and wonderfully indulgent beds. Each has its own character, while the larger suites turn up the glamour with generous living areas and striking original details.

Dining Under a Gilded Dome

The L’oscar Restaurant is as theatrical as the hotel itself, with mirrored ceilings, luxurious fabrics, and striking lighting that create an atmospheric setting from breakfast to dinner; afternoon tea suits the surroundings especially well, and the bar is a pleasant place to have cocktails before heading into the West End.

Fitzrovia — Soho & the West End Within Easy Reach

The Mandrake, set in a secluded spot on Newman Street in Fitzrovia, is very central, with Oxford Street only a short distance away, and Soho, Covent Garden, and the West End all within easy walking distance. Tottenham Court Road station is 5 minutes away, providing good access to the rest of the city.

Dark, Exotic & Completely Individual

The Mandrake is full of glamour. The interiors are filled with art, dramatic lighting, rich fabrics, and exotic plants, and the central courtyard features massive Tasmanian tree ferns alongside hanging gardens. The atmosphere feels close, bohemian, and rather mysterious. No other hotel in London is quite like it.

Seductive, Dramatic & Unmistakably Mandrake

Rooms have a dark, sensual feel, with high ceilings, rich textures and atmospheric lighting, balanced by crisp Italian linen and rainfall showers. The suites become increasingly theatrical, with sumptuous fabrics, freestanding baths and more dramatic interiors. At the top, the Penthouse delivers The Mandrake at its most extravagant.

Dining with a Sense of Theatre

The Jurema Terrace offers a wonderfully escapist outdoor atmosphere under climbing jasmine and passionflower, with views of the hotel's lush courtyard, while YOPO Zaytoun serves up bold Eastern Mediterranean flavours through shared plates. The Waeska bar is famous for its creative botanical cocktails and DJ nights.

Wellness, the Mandrake Way

The recently opened DAMU Spa includes a multi-sensory Origin Pool, Mud Caves and a variety of body and advanced skin treatments. Together with yoga, sound healing, and a Spiritual Concierge, the hotel's spiritual programme makes its approach holistic.

Shoreditch & the City

Hart puts you in Shoreditch, with restaurants, bars, and independent shops all around the hotel. Spitalfields and Brick Lane are within walking distance, and the City is close by too. Old Street and Liverpool Street stations offer plenty of transport options, while Soho, Covent Garden and the West End are around 20 to 25 minutes away by Tube.

Inspired by East London

The hotel draws on Shoreditch’s industrial heritage and tradition of craftsmanship, blending locally inspired artwork with polished contemporary design. There’s plenty of personality, but the overall feel remains sophisticated rather than overly theatrical.

Stylish Rooms

Rooms are contemporary and thoughtfully designed, while the Queen Family Room has two double beds and accommodates up to four guests, offering useful flexibility when travelling together.

Pan Asian Dining at UBA

UBA brings Pan-Asian cooking to the hotel, drawing inspiration from the street food and flavours of Asia. The Lobby Bar offers a more relaxed setting for cocktails, with live DJs adding to the atmosphere at weekends.

Theatreland Outside the Door

Haymarket Hotel puts you right in the heart of the West End, between Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus. The Theatre Royal Haymarket is next door, while Leicester Square, Covent Garden and Regent Street are all within easy walking distance. Piccadilly Circus and Charing Cross stations are close by if you want to explore further.

Kit Kemp Colour in a Regency Setting

The hotel occupies a handsome Regency building by John Nash, yet the interiors are anything but traditional. Kit Kemp fills the spaces with bold colour, pattern, contemporary art and playful details, creating a look that feels polished, creative and full of personality.

Generous Rooms & Flexible Family Options

Rooms are individually designed and unusually generous, with entry-level Luxury Rooms starting at around 32 square metres. Larger junior suites and suites offer considerably more space, while selected categories accommodate up to four guests, a useful option when travelling with children.

Brumus & Afternoon Tea

Brumus Bar & Restaurant is bright and relaxed, offering seasonal British dishes, cocktails and plenty of colour. The hotel also serves afternoon tea, while the Library and Conservatory offer quieter places to sit with a drink, away from the West End bustle.

An 18 Metre Pool Beneath the Hotel

The 18-metre indoor pool is one of Haymarket’s most memorable features, set below street level with atmospheric lighting and its own pewter bar. There’s also a gym and treatment rooms, giving the hotel a surprisingly comprehensive wellness offering for such a central West End address.

Hyde Park, Marble Arch & Oxford Street

The hotel occupies a prime position at the top of Park Lane, directly opposite Hyde Park and moments from Marble Arch and Oxford Street. Selfridges is a short walk away, while Mayfair and Bond Street are within easy walking distance. Marble Arch station is practically outside the door, with Soho, Covent Garden and the wider West End within easy reach.

Classic Park Lane Elegance

Set in a Grade II listed building dating back to 1769, the hotel feels more intimate than its Park Lane address might suggest. Polished, understated interiors feature marble, rich fabrics, and subtle British details that create a calm sense of luxury.

Elegant Rooms with Hyde Park Views

Rooms are calm and elegantly finished, with marble bathrooms, Nespresso machines and thoughtful contemporary details. Selected rooms and suites offer views across Hyde Park or Marble Arch, with some featuring private balconies. Larger accommodation gives you more room to settle in, with interconnecting options available when travelling together.

Lanes of London

Overlooking Hyde Park and Marble Arch, Lanes of London serves Mediterranean-inspired dishes throughout the day in a relaxed setting. There’s also a cocktail bar and afternoon tea. Guests staying in premium rooms and suites have access to the Executive Lounge, with complimentary refreshments and views towards Hyde Park.

Pool, Steam Room & 24 Hour Gym

The Club at Park Lane features a 12.5-metre heated indoor pool, a steam room and poolside loungers. The fitness centre is open 24 hours, making this a well-equipped hotel for relaxing or working out during your stay.

On Marylebone’s Chiltern Street

Holmes sits on Chiltern Street, one of Marylebone’s most characterful addresses, surrounded by independent boutiques, restaurants, and cafés. Marylebone High Street and Regent’s Park are within walking distance, and Oxford Street and Selfridges are also close by. Baker Street station is just a couple of minutes away, making Soho, Covent Garden and the wider West End easy to reach.

Georgian Character with a Playful Side

Spread across four restored Georgian buildings, Holmes blends antiques, curiosities and original artwork with stylish contemporary design. Subtle Sherlock Holmes references lend personality, while the Drawing Room and Lounge offer inviting spaces to relax.

Characterful Rooms & Suites

Rooms combine contemporary design with original Georgian details, and Heritage Deluxe Rooms add high ceilings, wooden floors and large windows. Studio and Townhouse Suites offer more space to settle in, while selected categories accommodate up to four guests, providing useful flexibility when travelling together.

Kitchen at Holmes

Kitchen at Holmes is a lively neighbourhood restaurant and bar with Mediterranean influences and a strong focus on seasonal ingredients. It serves all day, from breakfast and weekend brunch to dinner and cocktails, and the outdoor terrace is particularly appealing when the weather is good.

Gym & Sauna

Piggy Doyle’s Gym is open 24 hours and features distinctive wooden NOHrD fitness equipment, weights and mats. There’s also a large sauna, giving you somewhere to unwind after a day exploring London.

South Bank on Your Doorstep

The hotel puts you close to some of the South Bank’s best sights, with Tate Modern, the Thames and Shakespeare’s Globe within walking distance. Borough Market and the London Eye are also easy to reach, while Southwark station is just a couple of minutes away. Covent Garden, Soho and the West End are easily accessible by Tube.

Smart, Contemporary Rooms

Rooms are modern and comfortable, with rainfall showers, large televisions and tea and coffee facilities. Selected categories accommodate up to four guests, offering useful flexibility when travelling together, while some rooms offer impressive London views.

Mediterranean Dining at MAM

MAM brings Mediterranean flavours to the South Bank, with fresh dishes, cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere. There’s also a bar serving drinks and snacks, alongside a generous breakfast buffet to start the day.

Indoor Pool, Saunarium & Gym

The heated indoor pool is one of the hotel’s standout features, complete with a whirlpool water jet. There’s also a saunarium that combines sauna and steam, plus a fitness centre for when you want a workout.

Borough Market, The Shard & the Thames on Your Doorstep

Location is the star here. London Bridge Hotel sits directly opposite London Bridge station, with Borough Market and The Shard just next door. The Thames is a few minutes away, while Tower Bridge, Shakespeare’s Globe and Tate Modern are all within easy walking distance. London Bridge station also makes getting around exceptionally easy, with Underground and rail connections across the capital and direct trains to Gatwick Airport.

Smart & Comfortable Rooms

Rooms are contemporary, comfortable and thoughtfully equipped, with everything you need after a busy day exploring London. The look is understated rather than showy, with crisp interiors, comfortable beds and useful modern touches including Chromecast-enabled TVs and The White Company toiletries.

Breakfast, Drinks & Borough Market Nearby

Quarter Bar & Lounge is a relaxed spot for drinks, light meals and afternoon tea, while Londinium serves the hotel’s generous breakfast buffet. One of the greatest perks of staying here is that Borough Market is just around the corner, putting an extraordinary collection of restaurants, cafés and food stalls within minutes of the hotel.

Fitness Room

Guests can use a well-equipped fitness room with cardio and strength-training equipment, plus space for stretching and yoga.

Steps from St Paul’s Cathedral

It’s hard to get any closer to one of London’s great landmarks. Leonardo Royal London St Paul’s sits just behind St Paul’s Cathedral, with the Thames and Millennium Bridge within a five-minute walk. Cross the river for Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe, while the City is right outside the door. St Paul’s, Mansion House and Blackfriars stations are all within a short walk, making the rest of London easy to reach.

Smart & Contemporary Rooms

Rooms are polished and contemporary, with comfortable beds, coffee machines and practical workspaces. Some rooms overlook St Paul’s Cathedral, making the most of the hotel’s exceptional position in the City.

Pool, Spa & Gym

There’s plenty here to unwind after a day in London, including a heated indoor swimming pool, a sauna and a steam room. The spa offers massages, facials and body treatments, while a large, well-equipped gym provides facilities for cardio and strength training.

Rooftop Drinks Over St Paul’s

Sabine Rooftop Bar makes the most of its setting, offering close-up views of St Paul’s Cathedral and the surrounding London skyline. Downstairs, Leo’s Restaurant & Bar sits beneath the hotel’s impressive glass atrium, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks.

Big Ben & the London Eye Around the Corner

You couldn’t ask for a more convenient sightseeing base. Park Plaza County Hall sits just behind the London Eye on the South Bank, with Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and SEA LIFE London Aquarium all within easy walking distance. Waterloo station is close by for Underground and rail connections, while crossing Westminster Bridge puts you straight into the heart of Westminster.

Rooms That Work Particularly Well for Families

Rooms are modern, comfortable and practical, with some offering views towards the London Eye and the city skyline. Families are especially well catered for: the dedicated family studios include a separate living area, sofa bed and kitchenette, making stays with children noticeably easier.

Easy, Family-Friendly Dining

Atrio Restaurant & Bar keeps things relaxed with contemporary European dishes, fresh pasta, steaks and a dedicated children’s menu. Breakfast is served here too, and the South Bank offers plenty more cafés and restaurants within a few minutes’ walk.

Gym, Sauna & Steam Room

The fitness centre has everything you need for a workout, while the sauna and steam room are welcome additions after a long day on your feet. The South Bank also makes a great running route if you prefer to exercise outdoors.

Between the City & West End

Hidden down a courtyard just off Fleet Street, Apex Temple Court sits in an ideal sweet spot between the City and central London. St Paul’s Cathedral is a short walk away, while Somerset House, Covent Garden and the Thames are all easily reached on foot. Temple and Blackfriars stations are about five minutes away, both served by the Circle and District lines.

A Hidden Courtyard Setting

A notable feature of the hotel is its secluded location away from the busy Fleet Street. In London’s historic legal district, the red-brick property features two charming courtyards, offering a peaceful spot to relax outside with a drink or meal. The interior design blends historic charm with modern, sleek interiors.

Generously Sized Rooms

Rooms are spacious by central London standards, starting at 25 square metres, and feature king-size beds, walk-in showers and Nespresso machines. Some rooms also have private balconies, a rare feature in this part of central London. Suites offer considerably more space and separate living areas, and guests in suites also receive access to the hotel’s private Club Lounge.

Dining in the Courtyard

Chambers offers seasonal menus and contemporary cooking in an intimate setting. Lazy Ballerinas is the hotel’s characterful wine bar, pairing an extensive wine list with artisan cheeses, sharing boards and small plates. The courtyards are perfect for outdoor drinks and dining in warmer months.

24-Hour Gym

The hotel has a 24-hour fitness studio equipped with Technogym cardio machines, free weights and resistance equipment. It’s a straightforward wellness offering, but perfectly adequate if you want to keep up with your workouts during a London stay.

South Bank & Waterloo