Many call this the “original” boutique hotel, considering its 1978 opening. The vibe is bohemian-luxe, with almost all 45 rooms being completely unique. Check out the bar, restaurant, and beautiful back garden, designed by Matthew Williamson. 

A private member’s club in Marylebone with a functioning hotel for non-members as well. All 23 rooms are beautifully and uniquely decorated. Stay just one night and feel like a member by checkout. 

Peaceful, small. The hotel can easily be mistaken for a regular West London townhouse. The decor is simply luxurious: beautiful antiques, books, and sculptures dot the property. Be sure to enjoy a cocktail on the rooftop terrace.

Tucked away in a low-key corner of the always posh Mayfair, this hotel is definitely one of London’s best-kept secrets. It embodies the spirit of grand hotels from the early 1900s, its decor blending old-world charm with chic Art Deco and contemporary touches. Great perk: The hotel offers a complimentary chauffeur service all around town. 

A good blend of cool and elegant. If you like modern luxury, the contemporary rooms here are very much up your alley. The lobby is also the bar, where even on a weekday night you’ll find a stylish crowd. And the restaurant, Berners Tavern, is a real treat.

A very eccentric, vibrant hotel. Inspired by its namesake mystical plant, the hotel is decorated with feathers, masks, and other mythical-inflicted art.