London Hotels

k_moor25

Anyone know a nice hotel to stay in Central London?

dacouch

What's sort of price range ?

Where are you coming from eg which train station will you arrive at

k_moor25

looking to spend about £600 will be arriving at euston train station

dacouch

How long are you staying and are you looking for anything in particular eg somewhere to impress the better half

jemcart

How many nights is that for? If it’s for one night, I would recommend The Ritz … !

I mainly know hotels around Kensington, which is great placeto stay. It’s near the museums and Hyde Park, and you can get to Covent Garden etc. very easily by tube or bus.

If you are looking for an impressive hotel, then The Kensington Hotel is very nice, but still fairly pricy. If you are lookingfor a more mid-price hotel, both The Regency Hotel and Rydges Hotel arevery good. I have friends who have stayed at The Regency a couple of times and foundit very nice, and been for dinner at Rydges which also seemed good.

AbsCaveDave

Despite its rubbish name, the Park Plaza Sherlock Holmes is brilliant

Debt_Free_Chick

There are so many fabulous hotels in London .... The Savoy - just had a £200m makeover and looks gorgeous. The service is exceptional.

The Landmark - opposite Marylebone Station in a not very exciting part of town, but a beautiful hotel all the same.

The Lanesborough - Hyde Park Corner

The Goring - my personal favourite. It's still family-owned and family-run. Smaller than those above, but outstanding service and beautiful rooms.

Avoid the Grosvenor House unless you like a "bog standard Meridien" - ruined since it was taken over, IMHO.

I've never set foot inside the Dorchester, but it seems to be the choice of the "rich & famous".

If you want a traditional hotel with traditional service, go for the Goring. Personally, I don't like the chain-hotels (hence I've ditched the Grosvenor House after 20 odd years of staying there).

k_moor25

its for 5 nights bed and breakfast

p00hsticks

k_moor25 wrote: »

its for 5 nights bed and breakfast

so £120 a night. When roughly are you planning on going ? Will it co-incide with school holidays, olympics or paralympics, or is it for later in the year ?

greenface

Holiday Inn bloomsbury does a wicked brekky.

redpete

For how many people?

I suggest using Trip Advisor to find hotels in your budget with the best reviews. I'd also suggest going room only - there are plenty of choices for cheaper breakfasts than you would get in a hotel.