The London Hotels To Book This Spring

Nestled on a leafy residential street, just off Sloane Square, and hidden behind a discreet 19th century façade, the highly anticipated At Sloane reveals itself as the perfect blend of quiet British charm and curated French craftsmanship.

Henry’s Townhouse is the former home of Jane Austen’s brother Henry, this charming Georgian bolthole is rich in stories and character. Located on Upper Berkeley Street in the heart of Marylebone, its six boutique bedrooms are perfect for a get together with family or friends, while its intimate pantry and sitting room can host private dinners and drinks.

The Princess Royal in Notting Hill is our new favorite pub with rooms in West London. Tastefully restored and ablaze with vibrant spaces including a light-flooded conservatory, grand private feasting rooms, four boutique bedrooms, and two splendid terraces by Jinny Blom. The food offering is inspired by the gloriously sun-drenched Mediterranean way of life, as well as a focus on seasonality and bountiful British produce.

Once played host to Oscar Wilde, The Cadogan overlooks the huge private garden of Cadogan Place Gardens of which guests get keys to its gates, and can picnic, stroll and play tennis. The hotel is situated between Knightsbridge and Chelsea, a short stroll from Sloane Square. After a day sampling the delights of London, you’ll find every indulgence awaiting you back at the hotel. Cosy up in front of the fire with your drink of choice, or slip into the indulgence of your beautiful designed suite.

Opened in 2021, the Beaverbrook Townhouse is set across two beautifully refurbished Georgian townhouses on Sloane Street that overlooks Cadogan Gardens. A homage to the legendary tastes of Lord Beaverbrook, its colorful and creative interiors give more than a nod to the Roaring Twenties. There are 14 lavish suites with four poster beds, art, and antiques, as well as a snug little library, a Japanese grill, and a sushi bar. It is like staying with your extravagantly generous friend, who will also open up his little black book of London secrets to you.

Set in a storied Edwardian manor on Grosvenor Square, The Twenty-Two is a hotel and cultural space dedicated to the art of lingering. Thirty-one lavish bedrooms and suites — including a mews house — suit every need from spur-of-moment stay to longer Mayfair sojourns. A round-the-clock neighborhood restaurant offers Modern British fare with European influences, powered by a minimal intervention approach. And a private members’ club delights those who delight in the discreet.

Opened in December 2020, The Mayfair Townhouse is the fifth British hotel from Iconic Luxury Hotels. Located on Half Moon Street alongside Piccadilly. There are a variety of different Room types, a collection of modern Suites (some with their private patio), and three Signature Suites that mimic the luxury lifestyle that Mayfair is known for while providing incredible views overlooking London’s vibrant West End.

In a former fire station dating from the 1880s, this refined, high-end hotel is surrounded by bars, restaurants and shops in the fashionable Marylebone district. The 5 star hotel from hotel magnate André Balazs features 26 suites and an award winning restaurant.