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Knightsbridge Hotel

The Knightsbridge Hotel is the perfect modestly-priced entrée into one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the world. In fact the Knightsbridge is the ideal shopper’s hotel, a sort of junior version of its sisters, Covent Garden and Charlotte Street, with a correspondingly lower ni...

Le Manoir Aux Quat'saisons

A stone path leads past the green grass, hedgerows, and delphiniums to a honey-colored fifteenth-century manor house. The damp air is sweet with the scent of hydrangea. In the lobby, chintz cushions soften the flagstone floors, fireplaces, and wood beamed ceilings. It couldn't be more English, ex...

Lucknam Park

In the midst of the scenic Cotswolds, Lucknam Park is an old-fashioned country house hotel, on five hundred acres of registered parkland, just six miles from the original English resort town of Bath. The manor itself dates back to 1720, and was in fact a family residence right up until the hotel’...

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

This historic five-star hotel is overlooking Hyde Park on one side and cosmopolitan Knightsbridge on the other.

Myhotel Brighton

In a town known for its ramshackle, bohemian charm, a place like Myhotel Brighton can’t help but stand out. The design, by Karim Rashid, is anything but traditional: whether it looks retro-futuristic or just plain futuristic probably depends on the observer, but either way the visual impact is cl...

No. 11 London

About No. 11 London:No. 11 London is a luxury boutique hotel in the heart of London's fashionable Knightsbridge district. Just a stones throw from the River Thames, Hyde Park and an array of attractions, No.11 London has been recently refurbished to combine the latest facilities and ...

No. 5 Maddox Street

Imagine the perfect apartment. If you were glamorous, talented, with piles of money and more aesthetic sense than you knew what to do with, yours would be rather like No. 5 Maddox Street. It’s not a conventional hotel, but a dozen or so very modern studios (complete with kitchens) in the heart of...

Number Sixteen

Number Sixteen is either the coziest boutique hotel in London, or the most luxurious bed and breakfast—we’re still not sure. The location, down a sleepy side street in South Kensington, is fairly well hidden; just a row of nineteenth-century Victorian townhouses without so much as a sign to show ...

One Aldwych

With a great location in Covent Garden, this luxury hotel is renowned for it’s impeccable services.

Sanderson

Though a rated historical building, the sixties office block that housed the Sanderson fabrics company is not the most elegant facade for a stylish boutique hotel. Fortunately the interiors find Starck and Schrager in rare form, raising their game a bit to stand out in this most competitive of ho...

Sofitel London St James

Prepare for a slight case of culture shock — the old Cox’s and King’s bank on the corner of Waterloo Place and Pall Mall, just around the corner from the Picadilly Circus tube station, is now the place to go in London for a little taste of Paris. Today owned by the French Sofitel chai...

St Martins Lane Hotel

St Martins Lane was the first Ian Schrager/Philippe Starck collaboration on English shores, moving into Covent Garden a few months ahead of its younger sister, Soho’s Sanderson. The concept (at both hotels) is Urban Resort, and there’s no question guests walk into a different world upon entering,...

St. James's Hotel & Club

If you’re looking for a window into an earlier era of British hospitality you could do a lot worse than the St. James’s Hotel and Club. This gorgeous bright red Victorian house stands at the end of a cul-de-sac off St. James’s Street, and it aims to recreate some of the atmosphere of the gentleme...

The Berkeley

About The Berkeley:The Berkeley hotel is a 5 star luxury boutique hotel in the fashionable Knightsbridge area of London's West End. The Berkeley features a rooftop pool, the Gordon Ramsay restaurant Boxwood Café, Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley, and The Blue Bar, a favorite for guests...

The Connaught

If there’s an up side to the enormously overheated London hotel market, it’s the competition at the top end: the Connaught is just one of a fraternity of clubby old grand hotels, any one of which would be by some distance the top hotel in just about any other town. In days past the Con...

The Dorchester

Since it opened in 1931, The Dorchester maintained its high-class standards and is now one of the best hotels in London.