Which London hotel is your favourite?

[richard222]

If I have no budget restriction then I would prefer Land Mark hotel London, yes the luxurious one. In this hotel you can find anything including best services, international cuisines, comfortable sleeping, cleanliness and much more. There are different agencies that can book room for you in Land Mark Hotel on discount prices and the best thing is room can also be booked in advance.

[richard222]

If I have no budget restriction then I would prefer Land Mark hotel London, yes the luxurious one. In this hotel you can find anything including best services, international cuisines, comfortable sleeping, cleanliness and much more. There are different agencies that can book room for you in Land Mark Hotel on discount prices and the best thing is room can also be booked in advance.
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[sammy_jacks]

Me too!

[Mark Pickering]

It's not spectacular, but I stayed in at the H10 hotel in Waterloo last week and was pleasantly surprised. Booked a single room through Superbreak and got a kingsize double - bonus! Food is distinctly 'European' tho so some may not like this. Great location if your are heading to the Old Vic.
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[ebinx]

The Dorchester - undoubtedly.

[BABYANDFAMILYHOLIDAY]

I loved the Bedford Hotel, which was small and friendly close to Russel square.
I like it because it'S quite familiar.
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[debsa68]

The best hotel that I have stayed at in London (and I have stayed in a few) is the Royal Garden Hotel in Kensington.

The rooms are fab, and all of the staff are very helpful. The food is just to die for!!

Ideal for shopping, museums and the sights.

After a hectic day sightseeing or shopping, nothing is better that strolling round Kensington gardens before an evening at the Royal Albert Hall.

[10TRUFUS]

I just stayed at The Hoxton Hotel on one of their "auction" rates of £29.00!!! It's the second time my husband and I have stayed there and love the simple but very comfortable rooms along with great open plan public areas; fab bar with excellent staff (our barman went out of his way to write down the names of all the cheeses on their cheese platter for us to enjoy with the bottle of red wine we'd ordered) and relaxed atmosphere. It feels a bit like the Tribeca or Soho hotels in NY. We explored the markets at Spitalfield and around Brick Lane and even though we've lived in London for years we felt like we were on holiday! Great way to spend our anniversary weekend.

[Frank Wilson]

I have stayed in more than 10 hotels in London, all company sponsored so couldn't be choosy, But my favorite was Tower Bridge Hotel and The Dorchester. Great view lovely environment. really enjoyed my staying.
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[michtui]

It was my first time in London and I find Astor Court Hotel, it is very accessible to all places I want to go in London, it is close to the center of the city and the hotel is well organized and clean.
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[Taylor Scott]

I have stayed in many London hotels since I was a kid, I am not a big hotel fan. I prefer
staying in a self cooking apartment cos I enjoy cooking for myself . Anyway among the hotels that I have stayed my favorite too would be "The Dorchester" and the " Tower Bridge Hotel ".

[SimboSmith]

i can't say that i've ever stayed in a really expensive hotel, because i can't afford it, but i've stayed in a few 3 stars.
my favourite, by far, is the strand palace on the strand. it is huge, and has the best location of any hotel i've stayed at. it is literaly a 2 minute stroll to trafalgar square, 2 mins to covent garden, and 2 mins to fleet street.
my other favourite (and a bit cheaper) is the london guards hotel in bayswater, which is a stone's throw from hyde park and within walking distance of places like marble arch.

that is pretty much it.
(my list of hotels that i hate is much longer!)

[Wes Davidson]

I have stayed in a lot of bad hotels in London, but the last time my wife and I were there we missed a connection and BA put us up in the Terminal 5 Sofitel. I know the location is not great but it is a REALLY nice hotel.

[S.Evans]

This is not going to be the amswer you expect but it is my honest answer.

Any Premier Inn which is in London. I do not work for them or anything - just find the service and standards consistently good and now i just book a Premier Inn whereever I go and as yet I have never been disapointed.

[Wes Davidson]

This place isn't open yet but I hope to stay there the next time I'm in London. Fergus Henderson is a hero of mine.

http://www.foodandwine.com/blogs/mouthing-off/2010/5/11/fergus-hendersons-hotel-project