Ten minutes on foot to all of central London’s hotspots – go explore!

The cozily eclectic Seymour’s Parlour delights with killer signature cocktails & a superb small plates menu (it's a must visit, trust us).

Quirky-homey rooms have delightful touches (vintage radios, old books) and supremely comfortable beds.

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

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

Drops ya close (but not too close) to the hubbub of Oxford Street. Oh, and the iconic Marble Arch is practically your next-door neighbor.

Modern, funky and vibrant décor, with hardwood floors, huge photo murals and beds that look as great as they feel.

Stylish, quaint and free coffee!

No need to venture out sans brekkie – they treat ya to tasty, on-the-house croissants & bottomless coffee every morning(!).

Steely elegance by St. Paul's Cathedral, you're perfectly situated to explore exciting London.

Glam 1920s ocean liner elegance, complete with bespoke furnishings, marble bathrooms and award-winning cuisine.

Tucked away on a quiet Chelsea side street just minutes from swanky Sloane Square shops, galleries and eats.

Boasts a fabulously central address that's a short jaunt to biggies like St. Paul’s Cathedral & the Tate Modern (admission's free btw).

In the heart of the desirable district of Knightsbridge, a mere few metres from the shopper's paradise of Harrod's.

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

Playfully unexpected fear-no-colour palette & pop-art inspired décor.

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

Classic sophistication in the heart of the city, minutes' walk from tube stations as well as Oxford Street.

Homey rooms are individually designed, and there’s a shared outdoor space for unwinding after an ambitious day of sightseeing.

Chic modern design and wide open spaces in London's fashionable East End.

Directly opposite Gloucester Road tube station.

Blends Art Deco, Edwardian and modern influences for style that’s perfectly East End.