This four star hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the West End, just minutes away from the theatres and the fabulous shopping experiences at Oxford Street. With a stylish and spacious entrance hall and lobby, discerning travellers will know straight away that they’ve picked the right hotel for a luxurious stay in London.
The hotel benefits from banqueting facilities, dry cleaning, laundry, a luggage room and 24-hour concierge. Heading up to their rooms, guests will find that they’re well equipped with all the essentials for a special break, including cable TV, a telephone, a mini bar and a private bathroom with a bathtub. Room service is available, and daily housekeeping is discrete and efficient.
If you’re feeling peckish after a day exploring the city, the on-site restaurant comes highly recommended. Serving a wide range of tasty dishes that will suit all palates, it’s an excellent dining experience. The bar is relaxed yet similarly upmarket, and has a great selection of drinks and refreshments.
A brilliant hotel set in such an enviable location, it’s the perfect base from which to see all that London has to offer.
Our top picks close to this hotel
For families
Ripley’s Believe It Or Not museum is home to 700 weird and wonderful spectacles, spread across five floors. Exhibits include a life-sized Ferrari made entirely of yam, and a sculpture of The Beatles made with chewing gum. It’s guaranteed to keep kids entertained for a few hours.
For romance
For a date with a difference, why not enjoy a game of tennis together in Hyde Park? You can hire balls and racquets, so it’s easy and cost effective.
For culture
The British Museum is dedicated to human history and culture. It houses over 8 million works and is free to all visitors.
For shopping
If you love luxe labels and designer brands, pay a visit to Liberty. A department store full of stylish clothes, sumptuous fabrics and high-end make up, shoppers will love it.
For eating out
For rustic Italian food in relaxed and trendy surroundings, head to Polpo in Soho. Share a few plates of the simple yet delicious food, including the fantastic chickpea and anchovy mash.
For nightlife
Punk in Soho is a favourite amongst indie celebrities and the cool crowd. Spinning a soundtrack of electro and 90s’ pop, it’s worth a visit if you’d like to explore London’s diverse nightlife.
