Heritage hotels in London

Hornsey, London $$

AMTD Dao by Dorsett Hornsey

Restored Grade II* listed 1935 modernist municipal landmark retaining original timber wall panelling and period ironmongery.

Liverpool Street, London From $300

Andaz London Liverpool Street Hotel

A Grade II listed 1884 Victorian railway hotel housing a preserved 1912 Greek Masonic temple.

Spitalfields, London From $500

Batty Langley’s

Restored eighteenth-century Spitalfields townhouses featuring original wood paneling, open-hearth fireplaces, and museum-grade period antiques.

Mayfair, London From $1,100

Brown's Hotel

London's oldest hotel, welcoming royalty and literary greats like Rudyard Kipling and Agatha Christie since the 1830s.

Mayfair, London $$$$

Cambridge House

Lord Palmerston once lived in this 1756 Palladian mansion facing Green Park.

Mayfair, London From $1,600

Claridge's

A Grade II-listed Victorian landmark housing historic Art Deco ballrooms, sweeping staircases, and storied wartime royal quarters.

Mayfair, London From $450

Flemings Mayfair Hotel

Thirteen interconnected 1730s Georgian townhouses operating continuously as an independent Mayfair hotel since 1851.

Tower Hill, London From $800

Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge

The 1922 Port of London Authority headquarters houses Corinthian columns and the historic UN Ballroom.

Whitehall, London From $400

Great Scotland Yard Hotel

Edwardian red brick facade housing London's original Metropolitan Police headquarters, restored with curated crime memorabilia.

Soho, London From $700

Hazlitt's Hotel

Conjoined 1718 Georgian townhouses marked by an English Heritage blue plaque for essayist William Hazlitt.

Marylebone, London From $650

Home House

Grade I listed Georgian townhouses with original Robert Adam plasterwork, fireplaces, and a domed skylit staircase.

Soho, London From $850

Hotel Café Royal

Restored 1860s gilded rococo boiseries frame the Grade II listed Oscar Wilde Lounge where historic literary figures gathered.

King's Cross, London From $300

Kaya Great Northern Hotel

Lewis Cubitt designed this Grade II-listed 1854 brick landmark as London's first purpose-built railway hotel.

Soho, London $$$

Kettner's

Interconnected Grade II-listed Georgian townhouses housing an 1867 French dining establishment frequented by Oscar Wilde.

Bloomsbury, London From $400

Kimpton Fitzroy London

A Grade II-star listed Victorian landmark featuring ornate terracotta architecture, zodiac mosaic flooring, and Pyrenean marble staircases.

Holborn, London From $550

L'oscar London

A Grade II listed 1903 Edwardian Baptist headquarters featuring restored ornate stucco ceilings and an octagonal chapel dome.

South Bank, London From $500

London Marriott Hotel County Hall

Grade II-listed 1922 civic headquarters featuring restored oak paneling, vaulted corridors, and original debating chamber details.

Knightsbridge, London From $1,100

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

An Edwardian landmark from 1902 retaining Queen Victoria's private royal entrance and a gilded historic ballroom.

Covent Garden, London From $600

NoMad London

A Grade II-listed Victorian magistrates court and police station housing an on-site museum in original holding cells.

Holborn, London From $750

Rosewood London Hotel

The Grade II-listed 1914 Edwardian Pearl Assurance headquarters retains its grand carriageway entrance and original banking halls.

Bayswater, London $$$$

Six Senses London

Occupies London's first department store from 1911, preserving the Grade II-listed facade, glass dome, and spiral staircase.

King's Cross, London From $450

St Pancras London, Autograph Collection

Sir George Gilbert Scott's 1873 High Victorian Gothic railway masterpiece, designated as a Grade I listed landmark.

Victoria, London From $450

St. Ermin's Hotel, Autograph Collection

Victorian mansion conversion steeped in wartime espionage history as the founding base of Churchill's secret intelligence unit.

Chelsea, London From $1,100

The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel

Five 1887 Queen Anne townhouses preserving Lillie Langtry's private Pont Street entrance and Oscar Wilde's historic suite.

Mayfair, London From $2,200

The Chancery Rosewood

A Grade II-listed 1960 modernist embassy shell crowned by a restored thirty-five-foot gilded eagle sculpture.

Victoria, London From $300

The Clermont London

An 1862 Grade II listed railway landmark designed by James Thomas Knowles, defined by ornate French Renaissance architecture.

Mayfair, London From $1,300

The Dorchester

Grade II-listed 1931 Art Deco landmark steeped in royal celebrations, wartime history, and Ian Fleming's literary legacy.

Belgravia, London From $950

The Goring Hotel

A 1910 Edwardian landmark that pioneered en suite hotel bathrooms and holds an official Royal Warrant.

Dulwich, London From $300

The Half Moon, Herne Hill

A Grade II* listed Victorian pub preserving 1896 Jacobethan joinery, Corinthian columns, and hand-painted avian mirrors.

Marylebone, London From $800

The Landmark London

A Grade II listed 1899 Victorian railway palace with an ornate red-brick facade and central carriage courtyard.

Belgravia, London From $1,300

The Lanesborough Hotel

Housed in William Wilkins' 1827 neoclassical Grade II* listed landmark, originally built as St George's Hospital.

Marylebone, London From $650

The Langham London

Opened in 1865 by the Prince of Wales as Europe's first purpose-built grand hotel.

Hampton Court, London From $250

The Mitre Hotel, Hampton Court

A Grade II-listed 1665 coaching inn commissioned by King Charles II as overflow court lodgings.