Open concept lobby offers a place to chill, sip, snack and socialize around the clock.

Onsite GourmetBar has great burgers and other tasty eats.

Restful design boutique with views of the River Thames. Rooms vary in look, but all are equally stunning.

Set in one of Kensington’s earliest Victorian townhouses, these spacious digs treat you to all the modern must-haves.

Soft pillows? Firm pillows? It’s your call, Goldilocks. They’ve got both.

Contemporary accommodations in Shepherds Bush, convenient to several transport links.

Industrial-chic décor inspired by the old Osram lightbulb factory – once a pillar of the now-hip Hammersmith ‘hood.

It’s the heart of Kensington, land of the double negative, as in ‘there’s almost nothing you’re not close to.’

Talk about posh: all bathrooms feature marble fixtures, walk-in showers and Jacuzzi tubs.

Steps from the North Acton Tube station, so you can Central Line it to Oxford Circus in 25 min.

Shoppers, behold the amazing spectacle that is the nearby Westfield Shopping Centre.

Super-sleek modern digs in a residential ‘hood. Primarily neutral palette comes alive with pops of color.

Right across from Kensington Gardens and strolling distance from Royal Albert Hall.

The façade sets the tone, with a new Carnival-inspired work by British-Trinidadian artist Zak Ové.

Modern, cool spot close to a tube stop.

Non-smoking rooms are a breath of fresh air.

Directly opposite Gloucester Road tube station.

This revamped Victorian townhouse is the perfect mix of original charm and contemporary comfort.

Lovely hotel in the fashionable Kensington Gardens 'hood, steps away from a tube station.

Right ‘round the corner from Kensington High Street and a quick walk to Hyde Park.

Gratis turn-down gift changes every night… and we love surprises.

Set outside of the hustle and bustle, but just a short walk from the tube for easy access into the centre.

Across from the Westfield London Shopping Centre, less than a 5-min jaunt from the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.

Victorian details, like a sweeping iron staircase, stained glass and stonework, were designed to impress – and still do.