Hotel
1. The Savoy
A landmark luxury hotel on the Strand, open since 1889, with Thames views, the American Bar and the Gordon Ramsay Savoy Grill.
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2. Claridge’s
A Mayfair grande dame dating back to 1812, famed for its Art Deco interiors, afternoon tea and long association with royalty and celebrity.
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3. The Ritz London
César Ritz's Piccadilly hotel, opened in 1906, famous for its Louis XVI-style interiors and its afternoon tea in the Palm Court.
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4. Hazlitt’s
A characterful Georgian townhouse hotel in Soho, named after the essayist William Hazlitt and furnished with antiques and period details.
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5. The Rookery
A Georgian-style boutique hotel tucked down a narrow lane by Smithfield, with period furniture, open fires and roll-top baths.
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6. The Hoxton, Shoreditch
The original Hoxton hotel, opened in 2006 near Old Street, with 210 compact-to-roomy bedrooms, a rooftop Peruvian restaurant and a busy lobby.
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7. Artist Residence London
A ten-bedroom boutique townhouse hotel on a quiet Pimlico street, with an all-day neighbourhood restaurant and a cocktail bar.
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8. The Z Hotel Soho
A compact-room budget hotel on Moor Street in the heart of Soho, with small en-suite rooms, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi.
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9. wombat’s City Hostel London
A sociable hostel in a former sailors' home near Tower Bridge, offering dorms, private rooms, a bar and a breakfast buffet.
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10. Generator London
A large design-led hostel in Bloomsbury near King's Cross and St Pancras, with dorms, private rooms and a lively social atmosphere.
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