Hotels in London

Hotels In London

Hotels in London

Hotels in London

London hotels range from international chains in gleaming steel-and-glass West End towers to independent boutique hotels in stylish converted townhouses overlooking the lawns of Hyde Park. Contemporary urban hotels in London's revitalised East End reflect the area's low-key atmosphere.
West End hotels

West End hotels

Hotels .in London's West End are right in the thick of it. Stretching from Piccadilly Circus to Aldwych, the district is home to around 40 richly-decorated, late-Victorian theatres. Theatregoers can enjoy lavish musicals and hot new dramas starring big names from both sides of the Atlantic. Soho is the hub of London nightlife, with countless neon-lit bars and classy clubs lining Old Compton Street.
Bayswater hotels

Bayswater hotels

Grand London hotels sit among the expensive apartments and tiny flats in international Bayswater's garden squares and Victorian terraces. Tree-lined Bayswater Road marks the northern edge of the green expanse of Hyde Park. Stroll across the park to visit the State Rooms at Kensington Palace, former home of Princess Diana, and the Diana Memorial Fountain.
South Kensington hotels

South Kensington hotels

In affluent South Kensington, your London hotel is a short walk from two great family museums. Children squeal as the towering, animatronic Tyrannosaurus Rex roars at the Natural History Museum; ,walk round the corner for hands-on exhibits and space rockets at the Science Museum.
Hoxton hotels

Hoxton hotels

Hoxton is London's epicentre of urban cool, where artists Damien Hurst and Tracey Emin got early breaks at the White Cube gallery in Hoxton Square. Party until dawn at a myriad of tucked-away bars and clubs in the surrounding streets close to your London hotel. Next day, amble over to grassy London Fields to watch the beautiful people recover from behind your sunglasses.