Close to the museums, the Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park, this intimate hotel (part of the Bespoke Hotels group) occupies one in a row of white-painted Edwardian town houses.

On a quiet street moments from the King’s Road, two red brick Victorian mansions, built in what Pevsner describes as the ‘semi-Dutch, semi-Queen Anne style’, conceal a veritable palazzo.

A pocket-handkerchief-sized park with London plane trees and a statue of the young Mozart lies just across the road from this stuccoed Victorian pub in Pimlico, now a buzzy bar, café and restaurant with four guest bedrooms.

London’s only Relais & Châteaux hotel sprawls over four red brick Victorian town houses built by Lord Chelsea, its sleeping quarters reached by a warren of staircases and hallways and serviced by a ‘very old-fashioned lift’.

Amid the historic streets and squares of Pimlico, a 19th-century pub has been reinvented as a hip hotel, with café and cocktail bar.

All is serene at this handsome 1860s town house hotel, just minutes from Hyde Park.

High-spec technology fuses with ‘domesticated heaven’ at this smart Pimlico hotel, on a tranquil garden square within easy reach of a major travel hub.

A peaceful retreat, Charlotte and Matt Goodsall’s Belgravia hotel occupies twin Georgian town houses within walking distance of some of the city’s most popular tourist spots.

In turns style-conscious and spellbinding, this modern Pimlico hotel holds surprises for wizards and Muggles alike.