London hotel recommendations

[Anonymous]

First few times there, Taj St James Court....very central

Now that we know the city, Dorsett Shepherds Bush.....Shepherds Bush/Hammersmith area.....bit removed from the main sites, but easy tube access and vibrant neighborhood

[Anonymous]

Hyatt Scotland Yard. Very central location and great rate on a ‘family room’ that’s two connected rooms

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rosewood is lovely, definitely a splurge. Intercontinental park lane is also nice

I also liked the Rosewood.

[Anonymous]

We stay at the Great Scotland Yard hotel. I've recommended it to a few friends and they love it too. It has a cool/ sexy vibe, great location, and it's a Hyatt property, if you happen to have points.

https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/england-united-kingdom/great-scotland-yard/

[Anonymous]

OP here. Thanks all! The Conrad seems to be the frontrunner at the moment. Will check out the other options recommended here as well!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Marriott County Hall. You are across the river from Big Ben and walking distance to much of the touristy parts of the city.

I stayed here ten years ago.

It is very nice except:
-the mattresses suck, all the bedding is feather and they don’t have non feather
-big Ben is really
Loud!! Even with ear plugs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Marriott County Hall. You are across the river from Big Ben and walking distance to much of the touristy parts of the city.

I stayed here ten years ago.

It is very nice except:
-the mattresses suck, all the bedding is feather and they don’t have non feather
-big Ben is really
Loud!! Even with ear plugs

Years ago, before security reasons caused them to stop, you could actually go up in the "Big Ben" clock tour on a special tour. Yes, it is loud! I don't remember if we were given earplugs, but you definitely had to cover your ears.

[Anonymous]

Rosewood if you can afford it. Super central location in Holborn but not quite the mad tourist circus of County Hall, which is literally right by the London Eye.

[Anonymous]

After doing a lot of research, DH and I are going in April and have reservation at St Ermin’s (a Marriott property) in Westminster. We also looked at The Langham (which is more traditional than modern but is updated) but seemed a great value for 5 star hotel (was as low as $350/night for the week we’ll be there).

[Anonymous]

Stayed in the Rubens and Vintry & Mercer last summer. Different vibes, but both were wonderful and accommodating.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rosewood if you can afford it. Super central location in Holborn but not quite the mad tourist circus of County Hall, which is literally right by the London Eye.

Also agree on Rosewood. Expensive but such a beautiful hotel