One of the Nadler Hotels group, this modernised Edwardian property attracts travellers seeking a stylish stay without breaking the bank.

It may have put its years of rock’n’roll excess behind it, but this hotel on ‘an elegant street in Notting Hill’ has lost none of its eclectic charm.

Celebrating its eclectic locality, this vibrant hotel occupies a row of five white stucco Victorian houses.

In chic yet quirky Notting Hill, visitors can live like a local at this eclectic Victorian house.

Close to the designer names of Fulham Road and museums of South Kensington, this ‘conveniently situated’ accommodation is a ‘home-away-from-home’ with ‘helpful, courteous staff’.

A trove of museums and galleries are a stone’s throw from this characterful Victorian hotel.

‘Extremely nice staff’ create a ‘comfortable, homely atmosphere’ at this elegant town house hotel on the way to Hyde Park.

Off the tourist trail, this brick-and-tile Victorian pub (Young & Co’s Brewery), in a gentrified slice of South London, is popular with locals.

All is serene at this handsome 1860s town house hotel (Firmdale Group) just minutes from Hyde Park.

A step across the threshold transports visitors from London’s busy centre to the luxury of an Italian palazzo.

A ticket toss from the station, three meticulously restored Victorian townhouses in a Paddington side-street have been reinvented as ‘an affordable boutique hotel’.

Location, location, location: the small but perfectly formed Levin is just a credit card toss from Harrods, close to the designer stores and cultural hubs of Knightsbridge and a stroll from the green lungs of Hyde Park.

With its classic red brick facade, smartly suited doormen and Knightsbridge location, the hotel has offered the same ‘splendid’ intimate hospitality for almost half a century.

Once a Beatles haunt, where the Fab Four would come together, this ‘charming neighbourhood’ has close ties to an ‘ideally located hotel’ with a pleasing atmosphere.