If you’re looking to visit London and don’t know where to stay, here you have 5 of the most excellent hotels in London! Take a look at our recommendations!

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1. Boundary Hotel

Boundary is the first outstanding hotel in London on our list! The conversion of the warehouse conversion was a labor of love, designed by Sir Terence Conran’s Boundary. Its restaurants are high quality but relaxed places and all 17 bedrooms are beautifully designed. Each has a handmade bed, but all are otherwise individually furnished with classic furniture and original art.

2. Claridge’s

In the heart of London’s Mayfair, you can find Claridge’s! An epitome of timeless elegance, and considered to be one of the best 5-star luxury hotels in the world! This have a breathtaking luxury hotel suites from some of the world’s best designers; fabulous cuisine at Fera at Claridge’s; the best afternoon tea in London served in the charming Foyer & Reading Room; champagne and cocktails with style in Claridge’s Bar; and a nightcap as you sit comfortably ensconced in the soft velvet of the Fumoir bar. All that made us select this hotel as one of the most outstanding hotels in London.

3. The Savoy Hotel

This amazing hotel in London blends elements of the original English Edwardian and Art Deco interiors sparkle with timeless elegance and glamor. The 268 guestrooms and suites are the last word in style, luxury, and discreet technology with stunning views of London and the River Thames. With an excellent location on the River Thames, the London hotel is literally steps away from some of the world’s finest theaters, museums and opera houses.

4. Ham Yard Hotel

In the midst of Soho, you can find another outstanding hotel in London, Ham Yard Hotel has an urban village feel. The hotel revolves around a tree-filled garden with a bronze sculpture centerpiece by Tony Cragg. The rooms are generously sized and feature floor-to-ceiling-length windows overlooking the leafy courtyard or across the London skyline. There are a drawing room and library, spa, gym, theater, private event rooms, and a 1950’s style bowling alley. The rooftop garden has sweeping views of the Soho skyline. Interiors are designed by Kit Kemp in her award-winning modern British style.

5. Rosewood London

Guests arrive at Rosewood London through an archway that opens into a grand Edwardian courtyard, in a little oasis of tranquility unique among London luxury hotels. It is the perfect place to a memorable stay in a timeless heritage hotel, set just steps from Covent Garden.

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