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The Nadler Victoria
10 Palace Place

The Nadler Victoria is a three-pearl property with an ideal location just behind the Buckingham Palace in London's borough of Westminster. There are numerous dining facilities nearby and Big Ben, The Houses of Parliament, and Westminster Abbey are all within walking distance. The 73 guest rooms feature contemporary decor with flat-screen TVs, well-equipped kitchenettes, and free Wi-Fi. There is no on-site restaurant or bar, however the hotel encourages in-room dining from its partners and other online delivery services (for an additional fee). Guests are offered discounts at nearby restaurants, bars, and a gym. The Grosvenor Hotel is another option to consider in the area -- a historic hotel with a Cantonese restaurant, bars, fitness center, business center, meeting rooms, traditional afternoon high tea, and similar room rates.

Henley House Hotel
30 Barkston Gardens Earl's Court

This three-and-a-half-pearl boutique hotel is situated in upmarket West London, just around the corner from Earl's Court Underground station. The traditional Victorian townhouse has a cozy, homey atmosphere, blending classic features with modern design elements. The 21 rooms are clean and contemporary, though some are much smaller than others. All rooms include air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, and free Wi-Fi. Some add balconies with lovely views of Barkston Gardens. There is no on-site restaurant or bar, though a free continental breakfast buffet is served daily in the hotel's conservatory. For a boutique hotel with an excellent on-site restaurant and wine bar, guests should consider The Levin in Knightsbridge, which is just a few blocks away.

Amba Hotel Marble Arch

The four-pearl, 692-room Amba Hotel is located in Marble Arch, near London's most popular shopping destination: Oxford Street. Selfridges is just around the corner, and Marble Arch Underground Station is a three-minute walk from the hotel. Guest rooms are cozy, bright, and modern, and all include air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, Nespresso coffeemakers, minibars, and iPads. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. The restaurant serves classic English cuisine, as well as a generous continental breakfast buffet for a fee. There is a chic bar for unwinding, plus an on-site deli serving sandwiches, snacks, and coffee. The hotel also has a small fitness center and several meeting rooms. Travelers preferring a less busy location should consider The Town Hall Hotel in London's artsy East End, which adds an indoor pool.

Alhambra Hotel

For central, budget accommodation in central London, it's hard to go wrong with the Alhambra. Though surrounded by plenty of hotels with a similar price and pearl rating, the attentive, family-style service the Alhambra offers puts it a cut above the rest. Rooms are small and a bit basic, but clean, and the street is surprisingly quiet, despite its proximity to King's Cross Station. Guests who can get by on a good night's sleep and a free hearty home-cooked breakfast in the morning should be pleased. It may be worth comparing rates with the comparable Jesmond Dene Hotel.

ME London
336 - 337 The Strand The Strand with Covent Garden

The 157-room ME London is a design hotel in a prime location right on The Strand. From the dark lobby to the chic, minimal rooms there is an artistic and exclusive atmosphere to the hotel. On-site restaurants, lounges, and bars -- including a trendy rooftop bar -- are destinations in their own right, attracting both locals and visitors. Tech-savvy rooms have cool and functional bedside lighting controls along with luxurious bathrooms, but some guests feel that the black hallways can be a little too dark and that this much style can come with a side of attitude.

Grosvenor House Suites by Jumeirah Living
Park Ln, Mount St JW Marriott Grosvenor House London

Located right across the street from lovely Hyde Park, Grosvenor House Apartments is one of the most chic and modern luxury properties in London. The 130 stylish units have between one and five bedrooms, and all are equipped with sleek kitchens, spacious dining areas, and top-notch amenities including electric blinds, sound systems, and digital TVs. Prime services such as butlers, concierges, private cars, bespoke grocery shopping, and in-room spa treatments draw business travelers and families alike, but all this luxury (plus the prime location) comes with a price tag to match. Those looking for something more classic may want to compare rates at The Goring or the Egerton House Hotel.

Mitre House Hotel
178-186 Sussex Gardens Tyburnia

The two-pearl Mitre House Hotel is located in a desirable spot between Paddington Station and Hyde Park, on a beautiful tree-lined street of whitewashed Regency townhouses. The hotel has been family-run since 1962, giving it a charming bed-and-breakfast quality. The 70 rooms are clean, but would benefit from major modernizing and there is no air-conditioning. Amid the old-fashioned interiors, there are some masterstrokes, like the original Victorian tiling, stained glass windows in the lounge, and eclectic artwork in the bedrooms. There’s a great pub on-site, as well as a few handsome communal areas. Just note that while a cooked breakfast is included in the rates, there aren't many options offered. The nearby Blakemore Hyde Park Hotel is undoubtedly more stylish and sophisticated, but doesn’t have the family-run feel found at The Mitre. 

Sydney House Chelsea
9-11 Sydney Street, Chelsea

A mid-range boutique property, the Sydney House is housed in a converted Georgian townhouse located in Chelsea, a short walk to the tube and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Its 21 rooms have huge beds and chic bathrooms with toiletries by Malin + Goetz; some also have balconies with attractive neighborhood views, but rooms lack coffee- and tea-making facilities. The a la carte breakfast is fantastic, though it’s pricey, and the small ground-floor bar offers free tea and coffee, plus a selection of alcoholic drinks. Free Wi-Fi and 24/7 room service round out the amenities, but the hotel lacks a full restaurant or gym. Travelers seeking those extras might want to consider NH Kensington.

OYO London Guest House
167 Horn Lane, Acton

The two-pearl London Guest House is a budget bed-and-breakfast with a homey atmosphere that’s located outside the bustle of the city center in Acton. The 18 private rooms have flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, tea/coffee facilities, and en-suite bathrooms. However, they don't provide much space apart from the beds. Hot breakfast, Wi-Fi, and parking are all free -- a pretty good deal for outer London. It's a five-minute walk to North Acton tube stop, and then about 40 minutes on the train to London. For those who prefer to be closer to the city and don’t mind paying more per night, check out Hotel 65 which has an on-site restaurant. 

Studios2Let Serviced Apartments - Cartwright Gardens

Studios2Let is an upper-middle-range central London accommodation that offers short- and long-term stays. Located south of King's Cross station, Studios2Let Apartments occupies a curved block of Victorian Apartments (the entire row is impressive in itself) and is in the quiet Bloomsbury neighborhood, near Russell Square, but close enough to some major sights, such the British Museum. Some rooms can seem cramped at times, but most are suitable for long stays.