London

The cost of real estate in this upmarket neighborhood doesn't bear thinking about, but at B+B Belgravia—a duo of Georgian townhouses on a residential...more

Despite its self-declared status as the city's latest hot spot, this is a solidly pleasant new hotel for anyone who wants to do a lot of shopping (Harrods and...more

This 67-room town house hotel in Earls Court offers spectacular value for the money, and nothing about it sighs "budget." Rooms are snug but well...more

This genteel hotel, established in 1837 by Lord Byron's valet and then bought by James Ford, is famous for hosting the first-ever phone call, when Alexander...more

A London classic—it was theater impresario Richard D'Oyly Carte's second hotel, after the Savoy—the Victorian-Art Deco property entered its current...more

London's leafy Little Venice, while pretty, is more "Little" than "Venice," consisting as it does of one canal. This brace of handsome Victorian...more

After a multimillion-pound refit, completed in 2003, the Park Lane dowager isn't her blousy old self anymore (some of the 250 rooms were getting a bit...more

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"The elegant mahogany in the lobby" at this Mayfair tower "is made playful by delightful marble statues of children." At Lanes Restaurant, an entire rib of...more

This brick newcomer next to Buckingham Palace opened in 1910, and was the last hotel to be built during King Edward VII's reign. Run by four generations of...more