29 hotels on this page
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The Kensington Hotel
Interconnected white-stucco Victorian townhouses feature original high ceilings, ornate cornicing, and historic Dublin post office brass doors.
The Lalit London
A Grade II listed Victorian grammar school conversion preserving original timber paneling, parquet floors, and vaulted ceilings.
The Laslett
Spans five interconnected Grade II listed Victorian stucco townhouses with original residential proportions on Pembridge Gardens.
The May Fair Hotel
Inaugurated in 1927 by King George V, featuring the historic two-hundred-seat May Fair Theatre screening room.
The Mayfair Townhouse
Fifteen interconnected Georgian townhouses dating from 1730, including seven Grade II listed buildings on Half Moon Street.
The Milestone Hotel & Residences
Grade II listed 1884 Victorian townhouses featuring a preserved nineteenth-century private chapel and original converted stables.
The Montague on the Gardens
Seven interconnected Grade II listed 1806 Georgian townhouses fronting Bloomsbury opposite the British Museum.
The Orange Pub & Boutique Hotel Belgravia
A Grade II-listed circa-1800 brewery featuring original brickwork vaults, classic sash windows, and restored open fireplaces.
The Other House Covent Garden
Seven historic Wellington Street buildings, including four listed structures and an old rectory, unified into one complex.
The Other House South Kensington
Eleven interconnected Victorian townhouses combined along a residential street, retaining their historic facade and proportions.
The Pelham
Interconnected Victorian townhouses retaining original sash windows, high ceilings, traditional wood panelling, and a vintage lift.
The Pilgrm Hotel
Four restored Victorian townhouses showcasing an original central mahogany staircase and intricately restored iron balustrades.
The Pilot, Greenwich
An 1801 Georgian landmark on the peninsula, originally established for local East Greenwich tidal mill workers.
The Portobello Hotel
Mid-Victorian stucco townhouses on Stanley Gardens, rooted in West London's rock-and-roll folklore since the 1970s.
The Rembrandt Hotel
A 1911 Edwardian building originally constructed as luxury apartments for Harrods, retaining period paneling and fireplaces.
The Resident Covent Garden
A converted 1907 Edwardian Free Baroque building clad in Portland stone on Bedford Street.
The Rubens at the Palace
An Edwardian brick building operating since 1912, retaining historical ties opposite the Buckingham Palace Royal Mews.
The Standard London
The preserved 1974 Camden Town Hall Annexe retains its original precast concrete waffle facade opposite St Pancras.
The Trafalgar St. James London
Housed in the early twentieth-century former headquarters of the Cunard Steamship Company facing Trafalgar Square.
The Waldorf Hilton Hotel
A Grade II listed 1908 Edwardian landmark featuring restored exterior balustrades and the historic Palm Court.
The Zetter Bloomsbury
Six interconnected Grade II listed Georgian townhouses dating back three centuries preserve original sash windows and grand entrances.
The Zetter Clerkenwell
Two converted Georgian townhouses on cobbled St John's Square preserve authentic domestic proportions and historic architectural character.
The Zetter Marylebone
An eighteenth-century Georgian townhouse on Seymour Street, once the home of poet Edward Lear.
Threadneedles, Autograph Collection
Grade II listed former headquarters of the City and Midland Bank, retaining original corniced ceilings and period iron grilles.
Town Hall Hotel & Apartments
A Grade II listed 1910 Edwardian municipal landmark featuring domed skylights, Art Deco detailing, and sweeping marble staircases.
Victory House Leicester Square
An 1898 French Renaissance terracotta facade created by theatre architect Walter Emden.
White City House
Guestrooms occupy former BBC broadcast offices inside the iconic Grade II listed circular Helios building from 1960.
