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London – A roost for every bird – Benjamin Disraeli
London is one of the most diverse and varied cities in the world. Ancient buildings contrast with new architecture, fashions race past in the blink of an eye and thousands of bright red buses ferry people down narrow and winding inner-city roads. Their routes cross the Thames, go around St Paul’s Cathedral, past shops on Oxford Street, beside green Hyde Park and through the West End.
The metropolis has something that will appeal to everyone. It is a citsy where modern architectural icons like The Gherkin sit happily next historic churches and where the fine art of The National Gallery rubs shoulders with the latest cinematic blockbusters in Leicester Square. London has been a magnet for artists, poets and musicians for centuries and you can feel their legacy in the city’s vibe.
London has been welcoming visors since long before it was a city. (Even long before it was actually called London). The city has welcomed immigrants fleeing tyranny, people from around the country looking to make their fortune and tourists from around the globe. It’s a place where everyone is welcome and anyone can feel at home. As Paddington Bear so wisely put it, “In London, everyone is different, and that means anyone can fit in.”
As a holiday destination, London has plenty to offer, so start looking for your hotel in central London now.
It’s time to start exploring London
See the lights
The advertising signs at Piccadilly Circus have been one of London’s icons for over a century and is unmissable for the 100 million people who pass through Piccadilly Circus every year.
Originally powered by simple lightbulbs, the display has changed to neon signs in the 1920s, then to digital projectors in the 1990s and on to LEDs in 2011.
Go by the book
Trying to track down a rare book? The chances are that the British Library will have a copy of it amongst its nearly 200 million catalogue items.
It has a copy of (just about) every book published in Britain since 1610 and if you want to catch up on the news, you’ll find a copy of every newspaper printed in the UK since 1840.
Ride a London icon
Watch any film set in London and one thing stands out as an image of the city – the red Routemaster buses. Introduced in 1956, these transport workhorses were a fixture in London travel for fifty years.
Although they retired from general service in 2005, they still run on the Number 15 Heritage Route from March to September.
Find your dream hotel in London
Whatever type of holiday you are planning in London, we’ll help you find the hotel that is right for you. Whether you want a quiet boutique hotel, 5-star luxury in a landmark building or a party vibe in the heart of Soho, you’ll find your perfect London hotel here.
Experience the best of London
Some of London’s most fabulous hotels
Radisson Blu Edwardian Hampshire
Located in London's iconic Leicester Square, the Radisson Blu Edwardian Hampshire Hotel offers five-star luxury in a building that dates back to 1882. The contemporary decorated rooms are fitted with handcrafted mattresses and plush 350 thread count Egyptian cotton bedding.
Five-star boutique hotel in iconic Leicester Square
One Aldwych
One Aldwych, London's original contemporary luxury hotel, is set in Covent Garden among smart shops, vibrant eateries, and thrilling theatres. The rooms at One Aldwych are modern, and offer contemporary style coupled with supreme comfort.
An original luxury hotel for people who don’t do generic
St Martins Lane
Designed by Philippe Starck, St Martins Lane is a five-star fantastic design hotel in London's vibrant Covent Garden. From the golden tables in the lobby to the interactive lighting in the bedrooms, the hotel is full of fabulous design features.
Stunning design hotel in Covent Garden
London Marriott Hotel Park Lane
Marriott London Park Lane offers five-star luxury in central London close to Hyde Park & Oxford Street. Rooms are sophisticated, elegant and traditional with noteworthy architectural features. Executive rooms & suites include balconies & city views.
Five-star boutique sophistication with sumptuous rooms and a noteworthy restaurant
The Savoy
When The Savoy opened its doors in 1889, it was the first luxury hotel in Britain. After over 130 years of welcoming guest, The Savoy remains one of the most luxurious hotels in the country and has been called "London's most famous hotel".
The most famous hotel in London!
Marriott London Grosvenor Square
Marriott London Grosvenor Square is a five star luxury hotel with premium rooms & suites in leafy Grosvenor Square. Ideal base for shopping & dining with a bar lounge & two restaurants. Hotel facilities include a business centre, conference facilities, 24-hour fitness centre and concierge.
Five star Mayfair landmark known for its gourmet dining and green views
Sheraton Grand London Park Lane
Sheraton Grand London Park Lane is a mainstay in the city with its Art Deco architecture, sumptuous rooms & timeless Palm Court for afternoon tea. Offers views across Green Park treetops to the iconic London skyline. Short walk to Piccadilly & Buckingham Palace through the leafy park.
Landmark Art Deco hotel in Mayfair with views across Green Park to the London skyline
The Waldorf Hilton
In an amazing location on London's Aldwych, The Waldorf Hilton is a four-star hotel in an historic building. The Waldorf first opened its doors in 1908 and today, the building retains its luxurious, image while offering the very latest in amenities.
Elegant five-star hotel in heart of Londons Theatreland
Experience the best London has to offer
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