Hotels in London

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Westbury Mayfair - Hotel - Room information

All rooms and suites have been individually designed with soft contemporary furnishings, neutral colours and modern prints throughout. Flat-screen TVs and the latest fashion and lifestyle magazines come as standard. Bathrooms feature fine marble stone and are equipped with rainforest showers and luxurious toiletries by Molton Brown.

Westbury Mayfair - Hotel - Food & beverage

Artisan, the Art Deco-style fine-dining restaurant is the latest addition to The Westbury and is headed by executive chef and Roux scholar, Andrew Jones. All dishes can be served with an excellent selection of modern or aged wines from the cellar, recommended by the house sommelier.

Westbury Mayfair - Hotel - Area information

Shepherd Market, in the heart of Mayfair, has a village atmosphere. Small, exclusive shops and expensive restaurants huddle together in narrow streets and alleyways. Bond Street is a magnet for lavish spenders, with its long-established art auctioneers, exclusive boutiques and designer flagship stores.

Westbury Mayfair - Hotel - Travel information

By road: Follow signs for 'West Wnd' and then 'Piccadilly Circus'. At Piccadilly Circus turn into Regent Street (towards Oxford Circus), then turn left into Conduit Street. The Westbury Mayfair will be on your left. By underground: From Oxford Circus (Victoria, Central & Bakerloo lines): use exits 5 or 7, turn left onto Oxford Street, then at Oxford Circus turn left into Regent Street. Finally turn right into Conduit Street and the hotel will be on your left. Bond Street (Central & Jubilee lines): use the Davies Street exit, then cross directly over into South Moulton Street. At the end of South Moulton Street and Avery Row head right into Bond Street - the Westbury will be on your left. Green Park (Piccadilly, Jubilee and Victoria lines): use the Piccadilly north side exit, then turn left into Piccadilly. From there take the 4th right and head straight along Old Bond Street into New Bond Street. The Westbury will be on your right. Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly & Bakerloo lines): use subway 2/Regent Street west exit, then walk up Regent Street. At Conduit Street, turn left - the Westbury will be on your left. From main line rail stations (we recommend that guests with heavy luggage take a taxi from the stations' authorised taxi ranks) King's Cross & St. Pancras: Take the Victoria line to Oxford Circus or the Piccadilly line to Piccadilly Circus. Euston: take the Victoria line to Oxford Circus. Victoria: take the Victoria line to Green Park. Paddington: take the Bakerloo line to Oxford Circus. Waterloo: take the Bakerloo line to Piccadilly Circus or the Jubilee line to Green Park. Liverpool Street: take the Central line to Oxford Circus.

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Threadneedles, The City's Boutique Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All rooms and suites have been individually designed with soft contemporary furnishings, neutral colours and modern prints throughout. Flat-screen TVs and the latest fashion and lifestyle magazines come as standard. Bathrooms feature fine marble stone and are equipped with rainforest showers and luxurious toiletries by Molton Brown.

Threadneedles, The City's Boutique Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Artisan, the Art Deco-style fine-dining restaurant is the latest addition to The Westbury and is headed by executive chef and Roux scholar, Andrew Jones. All dishes can be served with an excellent selection of modern or aged wines from the cellar, recommended by the house sommelier.

Threadneedles, The City's Boutique Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Shepherd Market, in the heart of Mayfair, has a village atmosphere. Small, exclusive shops and expensive restaurants huddle together in narrow streets and alleyways. Bond Street is a magnet for lavish spenders, with its long-established art auctioneers, exclusive boutiques and designer flagship stores.

Threadneedles, The City's Boutique Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By road: Follow signs for 'West Wnd' and then 'Piccadilly Circus'. At Piccadilly Circus turn into Regent Street (towards Oxford Circus), then turn left into Conduit Street. The Westbury Mayfair will be on your left. By underground: From Oxford Circus (Victoria, Central & Bakerloo lines): use exits 5 or 7, turn left onto Oxford Street, then at Oxford Circus turn left into Regent Street. Finally turn right into Conduit Street and the hotel will be on your left. Bond Street (Central & Jubilee lines): use the Davies Street exit, then cross directly over into South Moulton Street. At the end of South Moulton Street and Avery Row head right into Bond Street - the Westbury will be on your left. Green Park (Piccadilly, Jubilee and Victoria lines): use the Piccadilly north side exit, then turn left into Piccadilly. From there take the 4th right and head straight along Old Bond Street into New Bond Street. The Westbury will be on your right. Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly & Bakerloo lines): use subway 2/Regent Street west exit, then walk up Regent Street. At Conduit Street, turn left - the Westbury will be on your left. From main line rail stations (we recommend that guests with heavy luggage take a taxi from the stations' authorised taxi ranks) King's Cross & St. Pancras: Take the Victoria line to Oxford Circus or the Piccadilly line to Piccadilly Circus. Euston: take the Victoria line to Oxford Circus. Victoria: take the Victoria line to Green Park. Paddington: take the Bakerloo line to Oxford Circus. Waterloo: take the Bakerloo line to Piccadilly Circus or the Jubilee line to Green Park. Liverpool Street: take the Central line to Oxford Circus.

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The Waldorf Hilton - Hotel - Hotel information

The Waldorf Hilton has an illustrious history dating back almost a century. Since its opening in 1908, the Waldorf has dominated the Aldwych skyline and is a living tribute to its Edwardian creators. Today, it is a Grade II listed building, a jewel of Aldwych. The hotel’s 58-metre (190-feet) frontage boasts 8 granite columns and balustrades, as well as 2 roof domes. There are 2 famous theatres located on the hotel's corners: Novello Theatre on the west wing and the Aldwych Theatre on the east wing. In the past few years the hotel has undergone an extensive refurbishment programme to restore the property to its former glory, complemented by a contemporary feel and the latest technology for the modern-day guest. The Waldorf Hilton is proud to be celebrating its 100-year anniversary in 2008 and thrilled to welcome guests to this magnificent building during such a special time.

The Waldorf Hilton - Hotel - Room information

Offering some of the best luxury hotel rooms to be found in London’s West End, all Waldorf Hilton rooms are equipped with the latest technology and come in 2 distinct styles: contemporary and design. Contemporary rooms retain some selected historic features, whereas the design concept provides superb accommodation combined with an immaculate environment, creating a minimalist, clutter-free feel. All rooms feature exclusive Ligne Roset beds (with a luxury mohair throw), 2 telephone lines, a wall-mounted plasma-screen TV, lever door handle, climate-controlled air conditioning, rechargeable in-room laptop safe, original freestanding Edwardian chrome and marble wash-stand (in contemporary rooms), a bespoke cutting-edge wash-stand with ceramic sit-on basin (in design rooms), power jet or rain drop showers, Crabree and Evelyn toiletries, and an ergonomically designed desk chair. The ceiling pendant, with flexible silver branches supporting an array of individually lit shades, can be configured differently in each room. Please see individual room details for a further list of in-room facilities.

The Waldorf Hilton - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Waldorf's restaurant, Homage, is designed to be relaxed, glamorous and with its unique position on the Aldwych, a little theatrical. Homage serves classical dishes, as well as contemporary favourites. The wine list is predominantly old-world European and, like the food, it is both accessible and affordable. The Homage Grand Salon restaurant features Louis XVI-style decor, with original Ionic columns and a walk-in wine cabinet. Homage Patisserie is classic and sophisticated with wood-panelled walls and period furniture. Waldorf's renowned afternoon teas, with freshly made cakes, scones and vienoisserie prepared daily by Waldorf’s executive chef patissier, can be enjoyed there. The Homage Bar, the trendy and avant-garde addition to London's night-life scene, serves signature gin-based cocktails, as well as all the classics.

The Waldorf Hilton - Hotel - Area information

The Waldorf is located in London’s West End on Aldwych, next to Covent Garden with Long Acre, Victoria Embankment (next to the River Thames) and the Strand leading to Trafalgar Square. Covent Garden (a 5-minute walk) is colourful and busy, with famous theatres and the latest dazzling shows; exclusive boutiques on the piazza, and the Royal Opera House. London’s most famous square, Trafalgar Square, is nearby and home to the 56-metre (185-feet) tall Nelson’s Column and the National Portrait Gallery, with over 10,000 pieces in its collection. Across the Aldwych guests can find Somerset House, a Renaissance-style palace with a fabulous courtyard hosting music concerts and art exhibitions. Within close proximity of the hotel are also St Paul’s and Westminster cathedrals, the Royal Courts of Justice and the Southbank (on the south side of the River Thames, walking distance over Waterloo bridge) with galleries, the National Theatre and the British Film Institute.

The Waldorf Hilton - Hotel - Travel information

Hotel's central location means easy access to the city and major airports. Covent Garden underground station (Piccadilly line, with direct connection to Heathrow Airport) is 5-minute walk away. Holborn underground station (Piccadilly and Central lines) and Temple underground station (Circle and District lines) are both reachable with a 10-minute walk. A number of local bus routes, as well as sightseeing tours, can be accessed from the stops next to the hotel.

The Waldorf Hilton - Hotel - Important information

Parking: The hotel has limited valet parking facilities and these should be booked direct with the hotel as far in advance as possible, on order to avoid disappointment. There is limited metred on-street parking available in the vicinity of the hotel and there are local NCP car parks - please note that these car parks are not operated or endorsed by The Waldorf Hilton.

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The Stafford - Hotel - Hotel information

With 4 private rooms and the unique Cellars, The Stafford is one of London's most exclusive fine dining experiences. Fully air-conditioned, each room incorporates late Victorian marble fireplaces, with original cornices and panelling, perfect for a private meeting, elegant cocktail reception or an intimate dinner, from 4 to 44 guests. The ultimate setting for a most memorable occasion. The Argyll and Pink Rooms: A suite of rooms, perfect for a business meeting followed by a luncheon or cocktail reception prior to a private dinner. Both rooms are air conditioned and have natural daylight; the Argyll also has a private bar within the room. Either room can be hired independently. The Panel and Sutherland Rooms: The warm mahogany of the Panel Room recreates the distinctive atmosphere of a gentleman's club, for which the St James's area is renowned. Ideal for small meetings and dinner parties, the Panel Room can also double as the anteroom to the larger Sutherland Room. The Sutherland Room has an elegant Victorian decor, complete with an original marble fireplace. Both rooms are air conditioned and, as interior rooms, offer complete privacy, although a trompe l'oeil feature in the Sutherland does offer a light and airy view. Lunch and dinner parties are a speciality, and The Stafford’s team of professionals will be on hand to help - from the initial enquiry through to the actual day. A fully-equipped gymnasium can be found in the Mews.

The Stafford - Hotel - Room information

In addition to all the facilities listed below, all guestrooms include: bathrobes; twice daily maid service; security chain on door with view-hole; Bose CD/alarm clock/radio; US plug-sockets; night light in the bathroom; bespoke Floris toiletries; Times newspaper daily; and a large bottle of still mineral water.

The Stafford - Hotel - Food & beverage

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the elegant Stafford Restaurant, in a classic English style with seasonal dishes and an ever-changing menu. This classic restaurant boasts an unsurpassed wine collection, and you can even dine in the 350 year old wine cellars. For more informal dining try The American Bar, where classic burgers, fish and chips and salads can be served outside in the summer. This is a classic London cocktail bar in a unique courtyard setting adorned with memorabilia donated by our guests over the last 40 years. The Lounge serves teas and coffees throughout the day and is the perfect spot for afternoon tea. The hotel also has an extensive room service menu available 24 hours per day.

The Stafford - Hotel - Area information

With a cul-de-sac and courtyard setting, The Stafford is arguably one of the quietest hotels in Central London.

The Stafford - Hotel - Travel information

The nearest London underground station is Green Park, around 500 metres away. Victoria Station is just under a mile away.

The Stafford - Hotel - Important information

Parking: The hotel has limited valet parking facilities and these should be booked direct with the hotel as far in advance as possible, on order to avoid disappointment. There is limited metred on-street parking available in the vicinity of the hotel and there are local NCP car parks - please note that these car parks are not operated or endorsed by The Waldorf Hilton.

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The Park Lane Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Combining a reputation for providing unparalleled luxury and service with a first-class location at London's smartest address, The Park Lane Hotel offers both style and convenience to satisfy our guests' needs. From the prestige of our world famous ballroom to our technologically advanced Smart Meeting Rooms, you will find that expectations of consistent quality, exemplary personal service, and outstanding facilities will be constantly exceeded.

The Park Lane Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Tastefully decorated and well appointed, each of our 305 guest rooms and suites capture the essence of this art deco hotel's spirit. Many of the rooms feature stunning views over Green Park and retain many original features such as fireplaces and marble bathrooms.

The Park Lane Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Palm Court, London's most prestigious lounge, offers everything from an informal lunch to a sumptuous English afternoon tea. The beautiful Art Deco setting takes you back in time to a bygone era of style and elegance. It then transforms itself as the evening approaches to a fashionable setting for hotel guests and local residents alike, making it the perfect place to enjoy at any time of day. Enjoy the finest contemporary Mediterranean cuisine and spectacular views of Green Park at the Citrus Restaurant. Specializing in pre and post theatre suppers, you can also dine al fresco during the summer months.

The Park Lane Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The closest tube station is Green Park, offering quick and easy access around Central London, the main attractions and corporate offices.

The Park Lane Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Underground: - The closest tube station is Green Park and the closest train station is Victoria. By Car (from London Heathrow Airport): - Take the M4 into London. - Follow the road onto A4/Cromwell Road and onto Piccadilly. Directions from the North: - Take M1 to Edgeware Road. - Proceed to Marble Arch and continue to Park Lane. - From Park Lane go to Hyde Park Corner onto Green Park. Directions from the South: - Take the M13 onto the A23 Croydon to London. - Follow the signs to the West End and then onto Green Park. Directions from the East: - Take the M11 from Harwich to London and follow the signs to the West End. - Continue onto Green Park.

The Park Lane Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Parking: The hotel has limited valet parking facilities and these should be booked direct with the hotel as far in advance as possible, on order to avoid disappointment. There is limited metred on-street parking available in the vicinity of the hotel and there are local NCP car parks - please note that these car parks are not operated or endorsed by The Waldorf Hilton.

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The Hempel Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Step from the centre of London and into The Hempel world, a destination suspended in time and space.

The Hempel Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The Hempel Luxury Hotel rooms are all individually designed with luxury products including candles and even oxygen!

The Hempel Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

I-Thai is a world of complete serenity in the depths of The Hempel Hotel. Visually stunning enough to take your breath away, you will stand back in awe and just stare. The menu and wine list are created to match your first impression so that your whole experience of I-Thai is without equal.

The Hempel Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Hempel Hotel is ideally located to enjoy London, our hotel’s local attractions include Hyde Park, the famous Notting Hill, Kensington Gardens and also Londons acclaimed West End. Why not find out more why the exclusive designer Hempel hotel is a must for the London Visitor. Designer Luxury Hotel in the West End of London.

The Hempel Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Underground: - The closest tube station is Green Park and the closest train station is Victoria. By Car (from London Heathrow Airport): - Take the M4 into London. - Follow the road onto A4/Cromwell Road and onto Piccadilly. Directions from the North: - Take M1 to Edgeware Road. - Proceed to Marble Arch and continue to Park Lane. - From Park Lane go to Hyde Park Corner onto Green Park. Directions from the South: - Take the M13 onto the A23 Croydon to London. - Follow the signs to the West End and then onto Green Park. Directions from the East: - Take the M11 from Harwich to London and follow the signs to the West End. - Continue onto Green Park.

The Hempel Hotel - Hotel - Important information

The times newspaper is complimentary and other papers are charged for. Please note we do not accept Visa Electron cards.

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The Goring - Hotel - Hotel information

For almost a century, 4 generations of the Goring family have run The Goring, which could not be better placed. Completed in 1910, The Goring is the oldest, privately-owned luxury hotel in London, where luxury and elegance are evident throughout. The rich, dark bar leads to a light, airy terrace and finally into a grand, comfortable lounge. A veranda has been added to the back of the terrace. This open space seats 24 people, where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner overlooking the famous Goring Gardens. As part of your accommodation, you will be able to enjoy complimentary membership at Victoria’s LA Fitness Club, just a 3 minute walk away. Here you will have access to a swimming pool, sauna, and state-of-the-art gymnasium. Massage treatments and fitness classes may also be booked directly with the club. Four rooms are available for meetings and other private functions. There is 24-hour complimentary internet access in the IT room.

The Goring - Hotel - Room information

Every spacious room at The Goring is unique, sumptuously decorated and furnished, and laden with delightful, considerate touches. Many rooms overlook the garden and some even have their own private terrace. English opulence is apparent throughout, with up-to-the-minute facilities, including a wide choice of films, and complimentary music on demand. Non-smoking rooms are available and all rooms have individually controlled air conditioning.

The Goring - Hotel - Food & beverage

In the restaurant, a winner at the Tio Pepe ITV London Restaurant Awards, an experienced chef prepares food of the highest quality. In the evenings, the Swarovski chandeliers are lowered for a more intimate atmosphere. Three interconnecting rooms provide different environments for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and evening suppers.

The Goring - Hotel - Area information

The glamour of Knightsbridge and Sloane Street; the bustle of Piccadilly and Theatreland; the shopping and art-steeped milieus of Bond Street and Jermyn Street are all close by. Within a 2 km radius of the hotel, you will find: Buckingham Palace - The official London residence of the sovereign, famous throughout the world and just a 2 minute stroll away. Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms - The world's first major museum dedicated to the life of former Prime Minister Winston Churchill, with a permanent exhibition housed within the unique setting of the historic Cabinet War Rooms. Tate Britain - The national gallery of British art, displaying the world's greatest collection of work by British artists. Houses of Parliament - The mid-19th century Palace of Westminster is the home of the English Parliament and the Big Ben.

The Goring - Hotel - Travel information

On Foot From Victoria Station (250 metres): The Victoria, District and Circle line Underground trains can take you to Victoria station. From here, you can easily walk to the hotel. Exit the station via the Victoria Street exit and turn left. Continue across Buckingham Palace Road onto Grosvenor Gardens. Beeston Place, where the hotel is situated, is your next left. By Train From London Gatwick Airport (45 km): The Gatwick Express rail service can take you to Victoria Station in 30 minutes.

The Goring - Hotel - Important information

The times newspaper is complimentary and other papers are charged for. Please note we do not accept Visa Electron cards.

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The Capital - Hotel - Hotel information

There are 49 individually designed air-conditioned guest bedrooms in total. Fabrics for many rooms were selected from the Ralph Lauren collection. All suites and double rooms have super king size beds from Savoir beds. The marble bathrooms are equipped with well-proportioned baths and powerful showers and even the bathrobes and toiletries reflect the attention that has been paid to every details

The Capital - Hotel - Room information

Every spacious room at The Goring is unique, sumptuously decorated and furnished, and laden with delightful, considerate touches. Many rooms overlook the garden and some even have their own private terrace. English opulence is apparent throughout, with up-to-the-minute facilities, including a wide choice of films, and complimentary music on demand. Non-smoking rooms are available and all rooms have individually controlled air conditioning.

The Capital - Hotel - Food & beverage

In the restaurant, a winner at the Tio Pepe ITV London Restaurant Awards, an experienced chef prepares food of the highest quality. In the evenings, the Swarovski chandeliers are lowered for a more intimate atmosphere. Three interconnecting rooms provide different environments for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and evening suppers.

The Capital - Hotel - Area information

The Capital is situated in a quiet, yet central, residential street just yards from Harrods, Harvey Nichols and the designer shops and sylish boutiques of Sloane Street and Beauchamp Place. The Royal Parks, including Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens and St James's, plus the renowned South Kensington Museums are on the doorstop

The Capital - Hotel - Travel information

On Foot From Victoria Station (250 metres): The Victoria, District and Circle line Underground trains can take you to Victoria station. From here, you can easily walk to the hotel. Exit the station via the Victoria Street exit and turn left. Continue across Buckingham Palace Road onto Grosvenor Gardens. Beeston Place, where the hotel is situated, is your next left. By Train From London Gatwick Airport (45 km): The Gatwick Express rail service can take you to Victoria Station in 30 minutes.

The Capital - Hotel - Important information

The times newspaper is complimentary and other papers are charged for. Please note we do not accept Visa Electron cards.

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Swissotel The Howard London - Hotel - Hotel information

Swissôtel The Howard, London is set in a quite oasis just off the Embankment. The hotel enjoys a postcard panoramic view of the River Thames from the House of Parliament to St. Paul’s Cathedral. Just a short stroll will take you to the West End and Covent Garden with its bars, restaurants and shopping.

Swissotel The Howard London - Hotel - Room information

The hotel boasts 189 elegantly appointed rooms, including 12 grand rooms overlooking either the River Thames or the hotel’s own private courtyard garden. The peace and tranquillity of the superbly luxurious rooms make them perfect for a restful, relaxing and restorative break or for a luxurious weekend of pampering and a little well-earned indulgence. If you are staying at the hotel for business, the rooms are a superior base to return to after a hard day’s work. All of the luxurious rooms are sleek, stylish and contemporary. Every room is well equipped, with all the modern comforts and facilities you would expect from a 5-star hotel and more. Whether you are exploring the region as a tourist, visiting the area on business or attending a conference, the comfortable, peaceful rooms provide a relaxing haven. The standard amenities in the rooms include high-quality Lavazza espresso machines, extensive tea stations, superb in-room entertainment equipment and an extensive selection of luxurious Swiss Spa Tradition bath and body products.

Swissotel The Howard London - Hotel - Food & beverage

The modern and cosmopolitan lobby lounge, MAUVE, is made popular by its afternoon teas and specifically the Afternoon Beats event, which offers a live DJ, every Friday and Saturday, from 16:00 to 19:00. Temple Bar is a traditional venue to enjoy a business discussion or casual conversation, complemented by a glass of aged whisky. Enjoy the grandeur and splendour of the past. While everything else changes with time, Temple Bar takes a step back to appreciate its English heritage and traditions. Live music is played on Tuesdays and Wednesdays to create the ambience befitting the bar.

Swissotel The Howard London - Hotel - Area information

There is so much to see and do in London and the hotel’s excellent location means all that the capital has to offer is within easy reach. The hotel is located on the border of the city of Westminster and the city of London. Covent Garden and its shops, theatres and vibrant nightlife is within easy walking distance. Temple London Underground station, on the Circle and District lines of the London Underground network, is directly opposite the hotel and offers fast convenient access to any part of London.

Swissotel The Howard London - Hotel - Travel information

By Air (from London City Airport): The hotel is approximately 9 miles (14.5 km) from London City Airport. Taxis are readily available from just outside the airport and the journey to the hotel should take about 25 minutes. By Air (from London Heathrow Airport): The hotel is approximately 15 miles (24 km) from London Heathrow Airport. Taxis are readily available from just outside the airport and the journey to the hotel should take about 50 minutes. Alternatively, the train should take about 25 minutes. By Air (from London Gatwick Airport): The hotel is approximately 30 miles (50 km) from London Gatwick Airport. Taxis are readily available from just outside the airport and the journey to the hotel should take about 1.5 hours. Alternatively, the train should take about 35 minutes. By Train: London Waterloo and Charing Cross train stations are just 5 minutes by Tube from the hotel. By London Underground: The nearest London Underground station is Temple, which is directly opposite the hotel and is on the Circle and District lines of the London Underground network.

Swissotel The Howard London - Hotel - Important information

The times newspaper is complimentary and other papers are charged for. Please note we do not accept Visa Electron cards.