London

Frequented by royalty, celebrities and business leaders since its opening in 1929, the historic Grosvenor House became a JW Marriott Hotel in September 2008 at the culmination of its restoration which incorporated every aspect of the hotel. The Hotel continues its time-honoured tradition for the exceptional style, service and facilities expected from a 5-star luxury hotel in London.

Sophistication and classic English style are the hallmarks of the legendary Brown's Hotel, which joined The Rocco Forte Collection of luxury hotels on 3rd July 2003.
Following a £24 million restoration, Brown's has been restored to its rightful position as one of the most intimate and charming hotels in London. The interiors are contemporary and have a real sense of style, while retaining much of their original, quintessentially English elegance.

Will be renovated by the end of 2010, and is closed.

Jumeirah Carlton Tower is situated in the heart of fashionable Knightsbridge on Sloane Street, one of the world’s most exclusive shopping havens. It has stunning views over London’s skyline and the private gardens of Cadogan Place.
A short taxi ride takes you to 'The City', London’s financial centre, and the popular West End. The city’s attractions such as Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and the Tate Gallery are all in close proximity to the hotel.

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park’s address on prestigious Knightsbridge is just steps from London’s most fashionable shops. On the other side of this avant-garde bustle, there lies a peaceful London retreat leading onto miles of leafy green space and the perfect spot for viewing the Household Cavalry’s procession to Buckingham Palace.

From its dazzling location at the hub of Covent Garden, West End theatres and Trafalgar Square, St Martins Lane is a dramatic and daring reinvention of the urban resort. Smart, witty and sophisticated, Philippe Starck’s design is a brilliant collision of influences - from the modern to the baroque - that suffuses the hotel with energy, vitality and magic. Entered through improbably tall, luminescent yellow-glass revolving doors—the tallest in London—St Martins Lane’s lobby is a soaring and theatrical space that offers a provocative manipulation of dimension and proportion.

It's hard to define what makes Threadneedles boutique hotel so special. Perhaps it's the smooth warmth of walnut walls against the cool blonde of a marble floor. Maybe it's the oh-so-deep pile of an oriental carpet that's a contemporary work of art in its own right. Or possibly it's the breathtaking beauty of light filtering through a Nineteenth Century dome of stained glass.