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. 

Since it opened in 2014, this has been one of London’s most exclusive hot spots. Legendary hotelier André Balazs transformed a former fire station, located on a beautiful street in Marylebone, into a gorgeous, cozy, and very London-feel hotel. Grab a drink at their bar—one of our favorites in the (entire!) world. Interiors are timeless—cozy yet stylish, vintage yet glam. You will never want to leave. 

A bunch of Georgian town houses converted into a 92-room hotel. Owned and operated by the same family for over a century, this is the kind of hotel best known for its authenticity. Don’t stay here if you’re looking for something sceney and showy.

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.