Which London hotel is your favourite?

[drakem126]

The Hoxton Hotel is fab, and they often do offer days where they have rooms for £1 a night instead of £100+. Think you have to be subscribed to their newsletter to hear about the sale days.

[BonVivant]

My favourite hotel in London is The Connaught - it's beautiful, intimate and has two of London's best bars. The new Corinthia hotel is opening next week (April 27) and that looks stunning, so also worth checking out.

If you need any help, get in touch - I run a concierge service in London called Bon Vivant.
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[bryan.pattinson]

I think London Kensington Hotel In Paddington is the best hotel which not only provides luxurious comfort like spa and complimentary broadband access but also offers good discount to customers.

[bridgerclark]

My favourite hotel in london is Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel & Spa its provide better services.when i stayed there than i found that The lovely swimming pool and the rooms were very comfortable and The bed was so comfy, and the staff were very helpful and polite.

[travelworld]

http://www.squidoo.com/thistle-marble-arch-hotel-london This one is my favorite, it is amazing hotel however I had the chance to stay there only one. I can describe it with only one word AMAZING

[Soile.rauskalainen]

i loved the jolly hotel st. ermin when i was in london, and it was beautiful! i think i paid about 80 quid per night, but it was worth it. it's as expensive as a [spam removed - user banned] but hey. i can't remember where it was located exactly, but it was close to loads of shops and pubs, and the hotel room was so elegant! i can recommend it, the staff was well nice too.

[UKTraveller]

I love Holiday Inn Express Chingford for visiting the Lee White Water Centre, Holiday Inn Express Greenwich for visiting the O2 and Holiday Inn Express Hammersmith when visiting the HMV Apollo in Hammersmith.

[Pushpa]

My recommendation stay in an apartment you would njoy the city. Staying in a hotel makes me feel like an outsider.
The more expensive the hotel is the more formal the environment.

[paul]

My recommendation is to ignore Pushpa's advice. He's based in India (not Glasgow, as he claims) so is in all probability not qualified to comment, and joins the ban list for ignoring the zero tolerance sticky post.
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[Wes Davidson]

The best hotel for the money I've stayed in is the K West in Shep Bush. The nicest I've stayed in is the Terminal 5 Sofitel, but that was on BA's dime.

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[Kids To London]

For a good combination of quality and location, I like the Sofitel St. James—it's just a short walk from St. James's Park, Whitehall, et al.

The Langham Hotel's Langham Club rooms are quite nice (and the lounges are terrific).
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[paul]

Good question, Wes... but it's a very common problem here.

From Aaron's post about it at http://www.aardvarktravel.net/chat/viewtopic.php?t=42520

[Reise]

I was in London last week with my bf for 3 days. We wanted to save as much money as possible so we could use it on attractions so we opted for Easy Hotel Paddington. It does what it says on the tin to be honest (really small room), but was a bit miffed about the 'window' which we'd paid extra to have, but it looked out into a covered alley and not properly outside like we'd expected. The staff weren't as friendly as they could've been either so won't be going there again.
Saying that, I once stayed at a Hilton in London and wasn't impressed with that either As a strict vegetarian I didn't take too kindly to fish in my salad when I'd specifically asked for none AND a clanking AC unit in the room. Oh well...hopefully wherever I stay the nxt time will be better

[londontour]

I am a fan of the Jolly St Ermins, right opposite Scotland Yard in Victoria. Nice hotel, central location and good value. I wouldnt recommend the Hilton Paddington, overpriced extremely but that is just my opinion.

[abhi]

Well if you want my opinion then there are 2 names that are coming to my mind. First is The Dorchester and the other one is The Ritz London. Both of them are very luxurious and best hotels of London.