Romantic Hotels in London

In its reincarnation this legendary London landmark now boasts 160 modern guestrooms, 49 suites and six signature suites.

Café Royal luxury hotel has 160 contemporary bedrooms and luxurious suites, stylish restaurants, cafés and bars.

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A 5-star hotel in the heart of London, ideal for a luxurious and romantic honeymoon retreat. The hotel boasts rooms and suites, as well as occasional offers which couples can benefit from and spend the honeymoon of their dreams.

Dogs are allowed to stay at the hotel for a fee of £70 per dog per night, while food and water bowls are provided.More details...

The hotel prides itself with an expansive history of delighting renowned guests like Louis Napoleon III, Princess Diana, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Charles Dickens. It was built in 1865 and became Europe's first "Grand Hotel". In its grand opening, the Prince of Wales was one of the first guests. Later, it became a popular destination among Victorian high society.

Offering guests true urban sanctuaries, this luxury hotel features 262 rooms and 44 suites which are among the top hotels in London.

This beautiful Edwardian edifice was built in 1912 and was completed 2 years later. It sits in one of London's most historic areas, High Holborn. The road dates back to Roman times. As the city of London flourished, the district's role grew as well. In the Middle Ages, it was centre to the British legal profession. Restorations and transformation of the building to a luxury hotel was carried under the guidance of English Heritage.

This luxury hotel in central London features 183 rooms including 18 suites, offering its guests a splendid union of convenience and quiet elegance.

The original building was constructed in 1923 under the design of E. Keynes Purchase with Durward Brown. It was built as a headquarters of a successful army banking agency Cox and Company according to John Nash's Regent Street development plan. The company was later called Cox's and King's. The property was acquired by Lloyds Bank and was turned into a luxurious hotel.

With 85 modern suites from one to nine bedrooms, Taj 51 Buckingham Gate is the perfect home away from home experience for the sophisticated traveller.

Relax and indulge at this luxury 5-Star hotel situated in central London.

This boutique hotel in the heart of London is a wonderful destination for couples who wish to combine luxurious accommodation and the utmost relaxation for their honeymoon getaway.

COMO Shambhala Urban Escape takes a highly personalised approach to well-being and fitness for both guests and non-residents.

The elegant interior is adorned with exquisite antiques and rich furnishings to create an ambiance of sophisticated charm.

A luxury 4 star hotel in the center of Bloomsbury, central London which provides luxury accommodation.

The boutique Goring hotel features spacious rooms with luxurious décor, each with a seating area as well as a TV with films on-demand.

Α historic luxury hotel in London's Belgravia district, popular for its unique style and modern British cuisine.

The finest 5 star hotel experience, the ultimate luxury hotel in London, situated in the heart of the city.

The hotel was opened by in 1906 by César Ritz after opening one in Paris. After a troubling beginning, the hotel became popular around the end of World War I among politicians, socialites, writers and actors. It is marked by a distinct architecture, heavily influence by Parisian design but devoid of English. Interiors is furnished by Loius XIV opulence and sparkling chandeliers. In 2002, it was the first hotel to be granted a Royal Warrant from the Prince of Wales.

The boutique hotel's rooms feature hand-stitched mattresses, original artworks, antique furniture and marble bathrooms.

This 5 star hotel is a luxury boutique London hotel situated in Knightsbridge offering luxury accommodation.

This 5-star hotel offers luxurious accommodation and a stunning waterfront location that will turn your honeymoon into the most romantic and memorable experience for both you and your loved one.

The hotel opened in 1889. Charmed by the hotels in America, Richard D'Oyly Carte, a theatrical impresario, built the first luxurious hotel in Britain. It is considered to be London's most famous hotel. As such, it has hosted royalties, world leaders and artists like Edward VII, Oscar Wilde, Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra, The Beatles and many more. To keep its reputation, Savoy opened the large restaurants for dancing and parties in the 1920s, introduced air conditioning and soundproofed windows.

The hotel offers exclusive to its residents complimentary access to its gymnasium and Aqua centre, with an 8 meter pool, Jacuzzi and Steamroom.

The hotel's luxury rooms are inspired by five central concepts: music, botany, geometry, ornithology and astronomy.

The hotel is surrounded by some of London's renowned district like Mayfair, Hydepark and Knightsbridge. World famous museums and galleries are within walking distance from the door. Inspired by its surroundings, the hotel boasts a unique furnishings for each rooms. It was originally built as a boutique hotel under the name Norfolk Hotel and was renovated in 2012.

It is considered as one of the "finest in London". Facing St. James Church, Oscar Wilde himself was welcomed within its halls. The previous townhouses where the foundations were built from were constructed in 1842. Today, they are restored with modern comforts while keeping its traditional allure. As expected from a Victorian architecture, the inside is filled with Victorian furniture, original oil paintings and antique decors.

This charming London hotel features a Romance Package which offers suite accommodation, chocolate strawberries, flowers and many other romantic amenities that will make your heart flutter in joy.

Situated in the heart of London,this luxury contemporary hotel is just 2 minutes away from the Tate Modern and just 600 meters from the Millennium Bridge.

An unusual & groovy hotel with amazingly good customer service,