Best Modern Luxury Hotel
The Corinthia
Beautiful modern design in a grand Victorian building this stylish hotel ticks all the right boxes. Fantastic Spa - check, cool cocktail bar - check, outstanding service - well of course! Whether you can afford to stay in a sumptuous suite or a superior room I don't think the Corinthia will disappoint. Voted by Trip Advisor as one of its Travellers Choice hotels 2013, it is the place to see film stars and those mere mortals that like the best things in life - like me! I have to admit I won afternoon tea at The Corinthia and it was the most amazing experience.
The Corinthia Hotel London
Best Traditional Luxury Hotel
The Ritz
The Ritz is the place for old school glamour. Known for its faultless service and its scrumptious afternoon tea, this British institution has moved with the times whilst still maintaining the traditional standards for which it is known. With some of the best customer service in the capital, your every need is met with a smile, whether you are an Arab sheik or a a normal person, everyone is treated with the same courtesy.
The Ritz
Best Hotel in The Heart Of The Action
The Dean Street Townhouse
Perfectly situated in the heart of Soho, The Dean Street Townhouse is that something special for a keenly priced London hotel. Those that have read my previous review may realise how much I loved this place. Everything was in the detail, and I mean everything. You could literally turn up without anything and find all the toiletries you may need there, razor, shaving gel, deodorant lip balm, I mean lip balm! The cookies are to die for. I won't go into any more detail just read my review here. Oh and it has a very lively bar full of media types.
Dean Street Town House
Best Hotel For Shopaholics
Saint George's London
Saint George's London is a well situated hotel. Placed on the corner of Langham Street and fashionable Regent Street - it is only a short walk from Oxford Circus tube station. A perfect hotel for shopaholics, Oxford Street is close by and all those fabulous shops are on your doorstep. Rooms are from £120 which is a steel for London, especially when you get well stocked mini bars, flat screen TVS and free wi-fi. The Height's restaurant on the 15th floor has fabulous views of London too. The hotel is undergoing refurbishment at the moment and is definitely a hotel to check out if you want to be close to great shopping. At the moment if you quote TEN at checkout you will get 10% off.
Saint George's Hotel
Best Family Friendly Hotel
The Athenaeum
This 5 star family-run hotel near Hyde Park is well-known for its family friendliness. Their children's menu is created by children for children. Child-sized bathrobes and slippers, age appropriate books, toys and games are available including Wii, Xbox and more. At nighttime cookies and milk automatically arrive. They even have nannies and a kid's concierge. Rooms are well appointed as you would expect for a luxury establishment.
Athenaeum Hotel
Best Foodie Hotel
The Mandarin Oriential
Timeless English elegance and immaculate style make this one of London's most distinguished hotels. Why do I rate it for the food? One word Heston. Heston Blumenthal's Dinner restaurant has been named number 9 in the top 50 restaurants in the world in 2012 and has one Michelin star. Signature dishes such as 'meat fruit' make this a memorable dining experience and a menu that has achieved worldwide recognition from chefs, critics and customers alike.
This is a taster of my opinions on the best London hotels. I look forward to reviewing them in detail in the near future.
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Love your choices in hotels. I've stayed at the Ritz before and ate there too - it was AMAZING and LUXURIOUS - want to go back. I'd love to try The Corinthia Hotel. The Bloomsbury Park Hotel is gorgeous too near the British Museum.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Corinne. yes the Ritz is Fantastic! I can highly recommend the afternoon tea at The Corinthia. Saint George's is a great budget option too
DeleteLove nothing better than spoiling myself to a nice hotel but rarely stay in London as my cousins just live 20 minutes away so we often stay with them but I've stay at The Mayfair before in their penthouse suite which was mind blowing that was only because my cousin is the manager there as I couldn't afford the £8,000 a night!
ReplyDeleteWow that sounds amazing!
DeleteI love the Ritz for afternoon tea, have never visited any of the others in your list though.
ReplyDeleteThe afternoon tea at The Ritz is on my to do list!
DeleteOhh wow! They all sound fab! I've never even been to London nevermind stayed in a hotel there...lol The Ritz does sound amazing though :)
ReplyDeleteSo many choices it was hard to pick :)
DeleteThe Athenaeum sounds amazing for family time and i think for grown up time i would love to stay at The Mandarin Oriential just to try the food :-)
ReplyDeleteThe food there does look amazing I must say
DeleteI've never stayed over in London before but I will definitely keep these in mind x
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteI've heard such good things about the Corinthia! Maybe one day I'll be rich enough to stay there haha!
ReplyDeleteKerry @ Lived With Love! | Mummy, Beauty & Lifestyle blog
It is a stunning hotel
DeleteI think I'd like to try all of them! I'm often left feeling disappointed by hotels but I think I just need to spend more!
ReplyDeleteYou don't have to spend a fortune to find an amazing hotel, but often it helps
DeleteWOW those hotels look fabulous! Wonder if I can persuade hubby a weekend away in London is something we should do for our anniversary!
ReplyDeleteGood luck persuading him :)
DeleteI'm a complete hotel junkie. Alex Polizzi has my dream job!
ReplyDeleteme too Linda!
DeleteBelieve it or not, I've never been to London, I love to go though I'd visit the West end
ReplyDeleteYou have to go, so much to see and do!
DeleteI would love to say in the Ritz! Did a night at the Cavendish though and that was amazing!
ReplyDeleteSo jealous that you have stayed there!
DeleteWOW The Corinthia looks and sounds very nice!
ReplyDeleteIt is so beautiful and the afternoon tea is out of this world
DeleteWould love to do a swanky hotel in London! They look awesome!
ReplyDeleteThe Dean Street Townhouse looks beautiful
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely
DeleteThe Ritz - I would love to stay there!!!! Sounds fab!
ReplyDeleteI had tea at the Ritz a couple of times years ago - once for a mate's 21st and then I treated my parents for a big wedding anniversary.
ReplyDeleteLike the sound of the The Athenaeum too!
ReplyDeleteI think it is a lovely hotel if you have kids
DeleteWould love tea and cake at the ritz, looks amazing!!!
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