• Question: What makes the hotels in London unique?
  • Answer: These unique London hotels reflect the taste for the impeccably designed, the extraordinary, and the original found throughout the city, providing travelers with a more unique or even quirky place to stay during their time in London.
  • Question: What do these hotels offer to travelers?
  • Answer: These hotels offer a perfect location as a base to explore one of the most famous and historic cities in the world.

1.The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel

The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel

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The The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel stands as a feat of architecture in the neighborhood and a gem in the world-famous city of London. The five-star luxury hotel has its own distinctive character, offering a one-of-a-kind accommodation for travelers to stay, relax, and eat. The hotel is made up of more than two hundred rooms, thirty-eight historic Chambers suites, and its Chambers Club. A variety of options for dining are available, such as the Booking Office restaurant and bar, The Gilbert Scott restaurant, MI + ME, and the Hansom Lounge. The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel also includes a Spa.

The St Pancras Renaissance Hotel , Euston Rd, Kings Cross, London

2.Great Northern Hotel

Great Northern Hotel

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The Great Northern Hotel is a well-designed boutique luxury hotel situated in a great location for travelers to explore the city of London in King’s Cross St. Pancras, only twenty-five meters away from the Eurostar terminus.The ninety-one luxurious guest rooms feature original decor, handcrafted furniture, stunning bathrooms, and free high-speed wireless internet. The rooms are designed to perfectly blend the new and the old. Plum & Spilt Milk offers service from dawn until midnight, providing guests with breakfast, elevenses, lunch, and dinner. The GNH Bar evokes the Manhattan of the twenties against the culture of Paris, offering various food and cocktails.

Great Northern Hotel, King's Cross St Pancras International Station, Pancras Road, London

3.The May Fair Hotel

The May Fair Hotel

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The May Fair Hotel is a gorgeous historic hotel in London's Mayfair district, located near top city attractions such as Buckingham Palace, the National Gallery, and the luxury boutiques of Bond Street. The lovely hotel, which was originally opened in 1927 by King George V, is the official hotel of London's Fashion Week and offers some of the city's most luxurious guest rooms and suites, which feature Sicilian marble bathrooms, flat screen televisions, Nespresso machines, and minibars.

Upgraded rooms feature en suite kitchenettes, cozy fireplaces, complete cinema systems, and private balconies. State-of-the-art amenities include a full-service spa with an aromatic steam room and herbal sauna, a 24/7 gym, and one of the city's largest private theater screening rooms. Dining options include the Spanish and Italian tapas joint May Fair Kitchen and the May Fair Bar, which serves up more than 40 signature cocktails throughout the evening hours.

The May Fair Hotel, Stratton St, Mayfair, London W1J 8LT, UK, Phone: +44 20 7769 4041

4.Z Hotel Soho

Z Hotel Soho

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The Z Hotel Soho provides travelers with an opportunity to stay in the heart of attraction-filled, bustling London as an Urbanite, rather than a typical tourist. The hotel boasts that it offers everything guests need for a few nights in London, including the West End just outside the door, an “out-of-town” price, and concentrated style. The hotel is a designer conversion made up of twelve different Georgian townhouses, with classic architecture combined with a contemporary style. The Z guest rooms feature an en-suite shower room, complimentary wireless internet, BT Sport and Sky channels, a forty-inch television, and crisp bed linen.

Z Hotel Soho, 17 Moor Street, London

5.Sanctum Soho Hotel

Sanctum Soho Hotel

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The Sanctum Soho Hotel is a five-star, stylish London hotel located within close proximity to Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Street, Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross, and more. Among the several amenities guests will find at the hotel are a rooftop terrace and a whirlpool.

The modern Sanctum Soho offers express check-in and check-out, valet parking, and 24-hour room service as well. Thirty guest rooms, all well-appointed, make up the hotel, along with the on-site restaurant that serves British fare. There are also several other restaurants and bar in the vicinity. A cosy lounge bar provides a place to relax in the evenings.

Sanctum Soho Hotel, 20 Warwick Street, London

6.Boundary

Boundary

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The Boundary Project is a unique hotel located in Shoreditch on Redchurch Street in East London. Housed inside of a converted Victorian Warehouse, the hotel is made up of a boutique hotel with seventeen guest rooms each with its own design, two bars, three restaurants, and a deli, bakery, and grocery. Each room’s design is inspired by a twentieth century design movement or iconic designer. Albion is a British cafe, grocery, and bar open all day on the ground floor, while the buzzing TraTra bar and bistro can be found in the basement. There is also the Rooftop Bar and Grill.

Boundary, 2-4 Boundary Street, Shoreditch, London

7.South Place Hotel

South Place Hotel

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South Place Hotel is a lovely Finsbury hotel located within walking distance from top London attractions such as St. Paul's Cathedral and the Moorgate subway station. The vibrant upscale hotel features lovely guest rooms and suites designed by Conran + Partners, stocked with local contemporary artwork and lush amenities such as Bang and Olufsen televisions, marble bathrooms, media hub desks, and complimentary wireless internet.

Rooms can accommodate guests traveling with children or pets in tow upon request. Delectable dining options include the Michelin-starred Angler Restaurant, helmed by executive chef Gary Foulkes, and the hip 3 Bar and Le Chiffre nightlife venues. Other amenities include a full-service spa and wellness center and a state-of-the-art 24-hour gym.

South Place Hotel, 3 South Pl, Finsbury, London EC2M 2AF, UK, Phone: +44 20 3503 0000

8.New Road Hotel

New Road Hotel

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New Road Hotel is a lovely boutique hotel in East London, housed within a former textile factory building in the city's Whitechapel district. The hotel, which was reopened in its current incarnation in 2011, is inspired by the upscale hotel offerings of New York City, offering 79 luxurious guest rooms and suites that retain original factory design elements.

Amenities are simple, including free unlimited tea, coffee, and hot chocolate served at vending machines on each floor. Dining experiences for guests include a signature restaurant by chef Marco Pierre White and a unique cereal cafe, Cereal Grind, that serves up cereal cocktails and fine coffees throughout the morning hours. Other amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center and several lively social and game zones, including a shared library.

New Road Hotel, 103-107 New Rd, Whitechapel, London E1 1HJ, UK, Phone: +44 20 3019 8710

9.Ham Yard Hotel

Ham Yard Hotel

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The Ham Yard Hotel is just a short distance from Mayfair in Soho’s midst, providing an urban village atmosphere. The hotel itself revolves around the garden filled with trees with its centerpiece being a bronze sculpture created by Tony Cragg. Alongside the ninety-one uniquely designed guest rooms and suites are twenty-four apartments, a bar and restaurant that offers outdoor dining, and thirteen independent stores.

Each guest room is designed in the modern, award-winning British style of Kit Kemp. The Ham Yard Hotel also consists of a rooftop terrace, gym, spa, library, drawing room, a theater, and even a bowling alley.

Ham Yard Hotel, One Ham Yard, London

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