London

A vibrant and diverse metropolis seamlessly blending its rich history with modernity. London is renowned for its iconic landmarks, diverse neighborhoods, and world-class cultural attractions.

Stay

From family-run inns to world-renowned luxury resorts, find a welcoming home away from home.

Brown's Hotel

Holding the title of London's first-ever hotel, the prestigious and luxurious Brown's boasts timeless sophistication and exceptional service.

Claridge's Hotel

Featuring a blend of Art Decor and Victorian elements, Claridge's has long held the reputation of providing exceptional accommodations and service.

Ham Yard Hotel

A stylish and contemporary luxury hotel located in the vibrant Soho neighborhood of London. Ham Yard Hotel is known for its eclectic decor and top-notch service.

Rosewood London

A luxury hotel situated in the heart of London, seamlessly blending historic charm with contemporary elegance.The Dorchester

Peninsula London

Newly built and impeccably designed, the Peninsula is steps away from Buckingham Palace and Kensington Gardens.

The Goring

Established in 1910, The Goring holds the distinction of being the only hotel to have been granted a Royal Warrant for hospitality services by Her Majesty The Queen.

Haymarket Hotel

With a blend of urban sophistication and country-house charm, Haymarket Hotel shows off owner-designer Kit Kemp's signature style.

Corinthia London

A luxury five-star hotel located near Trafalgar Square, Corinthia is known for its mix of traditional elegance and modern luxury.

The Soho Hotel

Another Firmdale Hotel, The Soho Hotel offers 96 luxurious bedrooms and suites and distinctive design in the heart of Soho.

Covent Garden Hotel

Known for Kit Kemp's distinctive design, this luxurious hotel occupies a stylish red-brick building and showcases a blend of unique furnishings and upscale amenities.

Eat

Dining out is an essential part of any travel experience. Explore our favorite restaurants, bars, and more.

Gymkhana

A Michelin-starred restaurant known for its modern interpretation of Indian cuisine in a contemporary and stylish setting.

Core by Clare Smyth

The brainchild of Clare Smyth, an award-winning chef, Core is known for its modern British cuisine and emphasis on seasonal and sustainable ingredients.

Savoy Grill

Located within The Savoy, one of London's iconic luxury hotels, Savoy Grill offers exceptional service, timeless ambiance, and a menu that includes signature dishes such as Beef Wellington.

Kiln

Known for its Northern Thai dishes cooked using traditional methods such as wood-burning kilns. A casual yet vibrant atmosphere.

Sessions Arts Club

Set on the 4th floor of an old courthouse, the old judges’ dining room is now a characterful restaurant serving impeccable dishes.

Bocca di Lupo

With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, Bocca di Lupo is known for its commitment to using high-quality ingredients showcasing the various culinary traditions of Italy.

The Barbary

Known for its focus on Middle Eastern and North African cuisine, particularly inspired by the food markets along the Barbary Coast.

The Mayfair Chippy

Celebrated for its traditional British fish and chips and friendly atmosphere.

The Ivy

With a history dating back to 1917, The Ivy offers British classics, seasonal specialties, afternoon tea, and much more.

Circolo Popolare

This restaurant is known for its vibrant and colorful decor, as well as its large portions of pizza, pasta dishes, antipasta, and more.

Dishoom

With locations across the United Kingdom, Dishoom features a variety of dishes inspired by Bombay's diverse culinary landscape.

Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester

Led by renowned French Chef Alain Ducasse, this restaurant frequently offers prix fixe and tasting menus showcasing the chef's culinary artistry.

Pollen Street Social

The creation of acclaimed British chef Jason Atherton, and known for its inventive menu and relaxed and social atmosphere.

The Dusty Knuckle

In addition to its incredible bread, pastries, and baked goods, The Dusty Knuckle provides employment and training opportunities to young people who may face barriers to traditional employment.

Seven Dials Market

The range of restaurants, cafes, and pubs in this vibrant area of Covent Garden is terrific.

Drink

Dining out is an essential part of any travel experience. Explore our favorite restaurants, bars, and more.

Brown's

From cocktails at Donovan Bar, to afternoon tea in the Drawing Room, Brown's Hotel is cozy and welcoming.

Claridge's

Opt for iconic Afternoon Tea in The Foyer and Reading Room — a London staple.

Fortnum & Mason

It doesn't get more British than Afternoon Tea in The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon.

Churchill Arms

A historic and iconic pub dating back to the late 18th century. Known for its unique appearance and floral decorations.

The Connaught Bar

Celebrated for its elegant and sophisticated design, as well as its expertly crafted signature cocktails, such as the Connaught Martini.

American Bar

A fixture in the London cocktail scene for over a century. Located in The Savoy.

Gordon's Wine Bar

One of the oldest wine bars in the city, dating back to 1890 when it was established.

Cake & Bubbles

A terrific place to try champagne and wine pairings alongside innovative and indulgent desserts.

What to do

Immerse yourself in local activities — including world-class golf courses, beaches, spas, parks, and more.

Wimbledon

One of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, Wimbledon is renowned for its traditions, including grass courts, white dress code, and iconic strawberries and cream.

Hyde Park

Explore over 350 acres of green oasis in the heart of the city, including the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain.

Sky Garden

Take in panoramic views of the city's skyline alongside lush landscaped gardens, restaurants, bars, and more.

Borough Market

Celebrated for its diverse range of produce, artisanal foods, and culinary delights. The market's history can be traced back to the 11th Century.

ESPA Life at Corinthia

An award-winning spa that has gained recognition for its opulent facilities and exceptional wellness offerings. Located in the Corinthia Hotel.

Kew Gardens

Otherwise known as the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Gardens covers an extensive area of 326 acres and is home to an extraordinary collection of plants, trees, and flowers from around the globe.

London's West End

Attend a world-class theater production in London's renowned West End.

Notting Hill

Characterized by its charming Victorian and Edwardian townhouses, Notting Hill's picturesque streets are filled with shops, gardens, cafes, galleries, and more.

Camden Market

Explore a diverse collection of markets, food vendors, festivals, and more. Camden Market is known for its alternative and bohemian atmosphere.

Culture

Discover local art museums, theaters, landmarks, festivals, and more.

Tower of London

A historic fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site situated on the banks of the River Thames.

Westminster Abbey

A magnificent medieval church with a history dating back to the 7th Century. The traditional venue for coronation ceremonies since 1066.

Victoria and Albert Museum

One of the leading museums of art, fashion, textiles, ceramics, metalwork, jewelry, photography, sculpture, and more.

Natural History Museum

Home to an extensive collection of over 80 million specimens covering various aspects of the natural world.

Sir John Soane's Museum

A unique museum that preserves the former home of Sir John Soane, an influential architect of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Wallace Collection

Boasting an impressive array of European fine and decorative arts from the 15th to the 19th centuries; including paintings, sculptures, furniture, and more.