Broadwick Soho

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Broadwick Soho
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“To bed down in one of London's most iconic neighborhoods at a new hotel that's upping the ante for a jolly weekender—all with a heavy dose of disco-chic. Set the scene Two six-foot pink elephants hover above a red awning, decked out in top hats and dapper bow ties. It might sound like the start of…”
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Condé Nast TravelerAug 18

13 Boutique Hotels in London Beloved By Our UK Editors

The loveliest boltholes for intimate stays in the capital.

Opulent interiors with clashing prints and DJ booths.

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  • Broadwick SohoHotelOpulent interiors with clashing prints and DJ booths.
  • The HariHotelContemporary bolthole with an artistic temperament and loft-style bedrooms.
  • Lime Tree HotelHotelElegant hangout that feels like home at an affordable price.
  • Beaverbrook Town HouseHotelEach room is named after a London theater.
  • The Fuji GrillRestaurantOffers a 20-course omakase supper at the counter.
  • The NewmanHotelOpen, fluid space on the ground floor: lounge, brasserie, bar.
  • SohoSuburbVaudeville spirit survives in this hotel's neighborhood.
  • FluteRestaurantRooftop bar with cork paneling, sequins, and stellar views.
  • Dear JackieRestaurantBasement restaurant named after owner's mother with crimson walls.
  • Zetter BloomsburyHotelSpread across six Georgian townhouses with a secret courtyard.
  • The ParlourRestaurantIdeal for cocktails and bar snacks.
  • The OrangeryRestaurantConservatory for leisurely breakfasts and afternoon tea.
  • The LibrarySightQuiet corners for reading or playing chess.
  • The GambitRestaurantDownstairs bar filled with music, laughter, and strong cocktails.
  • 1 Sloane GardensHotelRed-brick townhouse hotel with hidden doorways and symmetry.
  • Ottie's SalonRestaurantSpeakeasy-style salon with plush furniture for conversations.
  • The Cigar GardenSightArea for tobacco lovers to pick Havanas from the humidor.
  • Cadogan Place GardensSightPrestigious private communal gardens with mature trees.
  • The Chelsea TownhouseHotelGives guests access to Cadogan Place Gardens.
  • 11 Cadogan GardensHotelStylish sister property with a clever little gym.
  • Pavilion RoadNeighborhoodPedestrian mews street with indie restaurants, bars, and shops.
  • The ButteryRestaurantKitchen helmed by Stefano Cirillo, serving classic breakfasts.
  • The Soho HotelHotelQuiet haven in energetic Soho with quirky, print-heavy designs.
  • Gentlemen BaristasCafé
  • Elsewhere
  • Hotel CostesHotelParis, FranceParis's game-changing hotel with a carnal undercurrent.
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Condé Nast TravelerDec 5, 2025

15 Best Christmas Hotels in London for a Festive Stay

These are the most decadent hotels in the city to stay at and see around Christmastime.

Moulin Rouge! The Musical collaboration display

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  • Mandarin Oriental Hyde ParkHotelopulent displays of finery
  • Raffles at The OWOHoteltowering gingerbread house and twinkling pines
  • Broadwick SohoHotelMoulin Rouge! The Musical collaboration display
  • The NedHotelseasonal pop-ups and festive afternoon tea
  • Claridge’sHotelChristmas tree designed by Daniel Lee
  • The GoringHotelbold red tree designed by Lulu Guinness
  • The DorchesterHotel15-foot UK-grown Nordmann spruce in lobby
  • The ConnaughtHotelmain tree designed by notable artist
  • Ham Yard HotelHotelGingerbread Village pop-up installation
  • The RitzHotelDiscover the elegance of The Ritz London, a 5-star luxury hotel with British charm, Michelin starred dining, and…
  • The SavoyPlace of worshipThis storied London landmark is still as special as when it opened, with recently-renovated Edwardian rooms making a…
  • FumoirRestaurant
  • TeddyPlace
  • The LanghamHotel
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Condé Nast TravelerDec 3, 2025

36 Best Hotels in London for Design-Lovers, Spa-Goers, and History Buffs

The ultimate list of the all-time best hotels in London, tried and tested by our editors.

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