3 fully reno’d 19th-century townhouses, in all their original Victorian splendour. Period furniture. Original oil paintings – the works.

Classic Victorian mansion (former home of the Earl of Strathmore – the late Queen Mother’s father), fully restored to its original elegance – and then some.

Homey and welcoming! Just like a family runs the place – which, in fact, it does.

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

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

Directly opposite Gloucester Road tube station.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

In the heart of chic Chelsea & (you guessed it) right off Sloane Square.

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

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

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

Overindulged while out on the town? Sweat it out in the gym.

Modern through and through, from smartly designed rooms to perks like flat-screen TVs and free WiFi.

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

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

Just 30 fab flats spread over 6 floors, with an iconic white columned façade (classic!).

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

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

In the heart of South Kensington, steps from museums, shops, restaurants and London’s Lamborghini dealership.

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

3 fully reno’d 19th-century townhouses, in all their original Victorian splendour. Period furniture. Original oil paintings – the works.

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

Set in a quiet residential 'hood and just a 3-min stroll from the Pimlico tube station.

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

On the banks of the Thames and across from Battersea Park, you're surrounded by picturesque sites.

Plush suites come as standard and are extra-extra-roomy so nothing can cramp your style.

A short stroll from Paddington station means getting around is a piece of cake.

Harkens back to an era where hats were non-beanies, and walking sticks weren’t considered weird. Ponder over drinks in the lounge.

Ideally located just a 3-min walk from the Queensway station for easy access to the city’s famed sights.

Paddington station is right next door; you can get almost anywhere in the city from here, including straight to Heathrow.

Yes, bar meals count as dinner. But there’s a 'real' restaurant onsite as well.