Unique London hotels

The Chelsea Harbour Hotel is one of London's few five-star all-suite hotels. Offering stunning views of the city and the Thames, Chelsea Harbour is one of London's most prestigious addresses. And if you fancy travelling by river, you can charter the hotel's own catamaran!

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Situated inside an old courthouse in a Grade II-listed building is The Courthouse Hotel. John Lennon, Mick Jagger and Oscar Wilde all had cases heard there. You can have dinner inside three of the original prison cells and look out for iron bars in the lobby! Read More

The Goring family has been running this quintessentially English hotel for 100 years, and it's London's only family-owned luxury hotel. Take afternoon tea by the hotel's immaculately kept lawn, or stroll to nearby Buckingham Palace. The Duchess of Cambridge stayed here the night before her wedding.

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Behind its fairytale red facade, this spectacular Victorian masterpiece offers guests a world of timeless elegance and modern comforts. Step inside St Pancras Renaissance Hotel to admire its gothic revival metalwork, gold-leaf ceilings, hand-stencilled wall designs and grand staircase, which is still as dazzling today as the day the former railway hotel opened in 1873. Read More

Mingle with the rich and famous at the legendary May Fair Hotel. With its unrivalled location in the heart of the capital, The May Fair is the official hotel of London Fashion Week and home to some of London's most extravagant society events. Choose a suite decorated to suit your mood and indulge in five-star luxury.

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St Ermins Hotel is a beautiful, four-star hotel built on the site of a 15th-century chapel devoted to St Ermin. The hotel played an important part in the Second World War, providing a base for the Special Operations Executive (SOE), MI5 and MI6. Today, the hotel offers a tranquil stay in Westminster.

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The all-suite 51 Buckingham Gate, Taj Suites and Residences has its own butler service, Michelin-starred restaurant, spa and stunning courtyard. Film buffs will love the Cinema Suite with its 85-inch, high-definition 3D television, while car fanatics can opt for the Jaguar Suite, whose design was overseen by the car manufacturer’s design director.

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Not many hotels can claim to have their own helipad – but Crowne Plaza London Battersea does! Situated by the London Heliport in Battersea, you can easily find somewhere to park your helicopter during your stay. The 70-room hotel also features a restaurant, spa and alfresco terrace. Read More

No London hotel has a history like The Savoy's, which has seen actors, world leaders and celebrities from Winston Churchill to Elizabeth Taylor staying in the hotel. The hotel's refurbishment in 2010 restored the stunning ballroom to its former glory, remodelled the River Restaurant and Savoy Grille, and added a tea shop and a new bar. 

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Offering modern luxury combined with a social conscience, the staff at the aptly named Good Hotel are made up of local unemployed people. Built on a floating platform on the Royal Victoria Dock, escape to the green oasis on the hotel rooftop for stunning panoramic views of the city.
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