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Best romantic hotels in London
London is a city that's made for romantic weekends. Whether your style is eclectic and quirky, complete with shopping in Soho and trips to bijoux art galleries, or if you're after classic elegance including luxury hotels and trips to the ballet.
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Featured Hotels
Portobello Hotel
London, London
Beyond the Doric portico of a white stucco neo-classical mansion, this boutique hotel captures the eclectic charms of glamorous and bohemian Notting Hill.
Hazlitt's
London, London
This stylish London hotel is as stylish as they come, with sumptuous fabrics and rich colours throughout, it's achingly seductive and perfect for spoiling someone you love.
The Rookery
London, London
With the feel of a private club rather than a hotel, this beautifully restored Georgian property lies behind the 18th-century facade of three shop-houses in a once-notorious area that is now filled with hip eateries and bars.
Batty Langley's
London, London
Within a Georgian house in a trendy corner of East London once home to Huguenot silk weavers, Peter McKay and Douglas Blain set out to weave a fantasy of their own.
Broadwick Soho
London, Greater London
Launched by a group of friends, and rejoicing in an ambience inspired by vibrant, bohemian Soho, this family-friendly hotel has exuberant decor, generously equipped bedrooms, a street café, a rooftop bar with wraparound terrace, a classy Italian restaurant and a spirit of sheer joie de vivre.
11 Cadogan Gardens
London
A home away from home in the heart of Chelsea is the aim of these red-brick Victorian townhouses, which have been converted into a luxurious hotel of dazzling individuality.
The Beaumont
London
Art Deco interiors, Jazz Age glamour, a cocktail bar with outdoor terrace, the New York-style Colony Grill and a small spa combine to make this hotel at the heart of Mayfair one of London's most desirable.
The Mayfair Townhouse
London
The designers have gone to town on this family-friendly city sister to Cliveden and Chewton Glen, spread over a row of Georgian townhouses in swanky W1 and filled with playful touches. Some of the luxury suites have a garden terrace, and light bites and small plates are served in the clubby Dandy Bar.
The Goring
London, Middlesex
In the heart of London, this quintessentially English hotel is deliciously traditional. As butlers with top hats and impeccable manners greet you, you are made to feel like the most special person in the room - just what you want your loved one to feel.
Hotel 41
London, Middlesex
The ambience evokes a private members' club at this luxury hotel overlooking Buckingham Palace's grounds, with sophisticated chocolate-and-cream bedroom décor, a lounge-cum-dining room supplied with all-day treats, and a choice of dining options at adjoining sister hotel The Rubens.
Haymarket Hotel
London, Middlesex
Behind a pristine, Greek Revival-style John Nash exterior, this family-friendly hotel is delightfully razzle dazzle, designed to within an inch of its life, with jazzy bedroom decor, a glamorous basement pool, library, gym, treatment rooms and all-day brasserie.
Charlotte Street Hotel
London, Middlesex
A Bloomsbury Group theme runs through this lively hotel north of Soho, styled by Kit Kemp, with original artworks from that era, beautifully designed and thoughtfully equipped bedrooms and suites, a lounge, library, heated terrace, all-day dining, and Parisian-style pavement café tables
London is a city that's made for romantic weekends. Whether your style is eclectic and quirky, complete with shopping in Soho and trips to bijoux art galleries, or if you're after classic elegance including luxury hotels and trips to the ballet. This historic city is a place of art, culture, style, sophistication and an intoxicating buzz that makes it ideal for a romantic weekend. As characterful and diverse as the city itself is, London's hotels reflect that variety. Choose from a bohemian classic frequented by rock 'n' roll legends, or a Michelin-star restaurant and hotel in Belgravia. Stay next door to Buckingham Palace, or sleep within walking distance of the West End theatres. Whether it's spa treatments you're after or to tread in the footsteps of literary greats. Whether you're planning to propose, a Valentine's weekend or simply seek quality time with your other half, a romantic hotel break in London never fails to impress. Perhaps you are also interested in a weekend at a beautiful hotel near London.
