11 of the Most Beautiful Boutique Hotels in London

London is one of the world’s most beautiful cities, filled with history and art that will amaze any traveler. It’s where the world first saw Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, the London Eye, and plenty more.

But what makes this city so special?

One of the biggest reasons is its historic architecture. While London may be known for it’s more grand and iconic buildings, there are also a number of boutique hotels in London that will amaze you with their unique design and charm.

These small hotels have something special that you won’t find anywhere else, and in this post we’ll be sharing with you some of our favorites.

So let’s get into it! Here’s our pick of the Best Boutique Hotels in London.

Redchurch Townhouse

First on our list of the Best Boutique Hotels in London is Redchurch Townhouse.

Set on a backstreet in a trendy area full of bars and restaurants, Redchurch Townhouse is a 2-minute walk from Shoreditch High Street. It’s 2 miles from both St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Tower of London.

The stylish rooms with mid-20th century design have flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, plus mini-fridges, tea and coffee-making facilities, and en-suite bathrooms with rainfall showers. Upgraded rooms come with sitting areas and some have in-room freestanding baths.

Vintry & Mercer

Next on our list of the Best Boutique Hotels in London is Vintry & Mercer.

Set along a cobblestone street and overlooking St. James Garlickhythe church, the boutique Vintry & Mercer hotel is a modern low-rise building, just a 2-minute walk from Mansion House tube station and a 7-minute walk from St. Paul’s Cathedral.

The fashionable rooms offer complimentary Wi-Fi and soft drinks, as well as flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee-makers. Upgraded rooms add floor-to-ceiling windows and terraces or balconies. Room service at Vintry & Mercer is available 24/7.

Dining options include a casual eatery, a chic bar, and a trendy rooftop restaurant with a terrace and city views. There’s also a gym, a glam lobby lounge, and a meeting space.

The Soho Hotel

Third on our list of the Best Boutique Hotels in London is The Soho Hotel.

Occupying a former warehouse, this stylish boutique hotel in vibrant Soho is 2 minutes’ walk from Soho Square and 12 minutes’ stroll from the British Museum.

Chic, individually decorated rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows and granite bathrooms, plus minibars, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Suites come with sitting areas or living rooms, and some have terraces. Upgraded suites and 2-bedroom apartments with kitchens come with full breakfast, champagne, butler service and laptop use.

Amenities at The Soho Hotel include a trendy restaurant and bar offering afternoon tea, along with 2 screening rooms, a gym and a day spa.

Kimpton Fitzroy London

Next on our list of the Best Boutique Hotels in London is the Kimpton Fitzroy Hotel.

Overlooking Russell Square, the sophisticated Kimpton Fitzroy Hotel is a 2-minute walk from the nearest tube stop and a 5-minute walk to the British Museum.

The upscale rooms benefit from free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and stunning marble bathrooms.

Upgraded rooms come with work desks and city views and suites benefit from separate living areas with flat-screen TVs. While the top-end suite also comes with a dining room and a jaw-dropping soaking tub.

Room service and in-room massages are available 24 hours a day.

Downstairs, there’s a popular seafood restaurant, cocktail lounge, tea house and a coffee shop.

Mondrian London Shoreditch

In the fashionable Shoreditch district, you’ll find the next hotel on our list of the Best Boutique Hotels in London, the Mondrian London Shoreditch.

The Mondrian London Shoreditch is just a 5-minute walk from the nearest tube station and a short walk from the Tower of London.

With exposed brick and hardwood floors, the trendy rooms come with Wi-Fi, minibars and original artwork, plus marble bathrooms with rainfall and steam showers. Upgraded rooms come with separate sitting areas and terraces, while suites offer separate living rooms and kitchens.

Dining options include a cocktail bar, and a casual restaurant serving cuisine from the American South. There’s also a rooftop terrace with a Mediterranean eatery, and a pool with a retractable glass roof. Other amenities consist of a gym and a spa.

One Aldwych

Next on our list of the Best Boutique Hotels in London is One Aldwych.

A 2-minute walk from Covent Garden, the elegant One Aldwych hotel is a just short stroll from the River Thames and Somerset House.

The refined rooms at One Aldwych feature original artwork and come with free Wi-Fi, iPod docks and flat-screen TVs. Suites come with separate living areas and Nespresso coffeemakers. Some suites also have private roof terraces, kitchens and private gyms. Room service is available here 24/7.

Amenities include a sophisticated bar, a vibrant Basque restaurant and an elegant tea room, along with a screening room and 8 meeting rooms. A health club features a mood-lit pool with underwater music, as well as a 24-hour gym, a sauna and a hammam.

The Wellesley

Overlooking Hyde Park and with original Art Deco features, The Wellesley boutique hotel is just a 2-minute walk from Hyde Park and a short stroll from the luxury department stores of Knightsbridge.

All rooms and suites are individually decorated with contemporary artwork and period furnishings, and feature flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi access, minibars and personalised tablet PCs. Some rooms overlook Hyde Park. A butler service is available 24/7.

On the ground floor, there’s a glamorous Italian restaurant, a 1920s-style bar, a jazz lounge with live performances, and a humidor and cigar terrace. Afternoon tea is served every day in the lounge.

The Laslett

Occupying 5 adjoining Victorian townhouses, the fashionable Laslett hotel is a minute’s walk from Notting Hill Gate tube station, 3 miles from Buckingham Palace and 4 miles from the British Museum.

Featuring original artwork, bespoke lighting and vintage details, the refined rooms offer free Wi-Fi and loaner smartphones. All include flat-screen TVs, minibars and safes, pus designer toiletries. Suites come with dining tables, French windows and free-standing baths and some also come with daybeds. Room service is offered 24/7.

Downstairs, there’s a chic coffee shop offering light meals and open-air dining on a terrace. There’s also an on-site library hosting a daily cocktail hour.

Charlotte Street Hotel

Next on our list of the Best Boutique Hotels in London is Charlotte Street Hotel.

Set in the Fitzrovia area and surrounded by restaurants and bars, this swanky hotel is a 5-minute walk from lively Soho Square and the theater district, and just 11 minutes on foot from the British Museum.

Elegant, individually decorated rooms offer free Wi-Fi, iPod docks, and flat-screens with DVD players, plus granite bathrooms with soaking tubs and walk-in showers. Upgraded rooms and suites come with sitting areas and fireplaces and some have sleeping lofts. Upgrade to the penthouse for skyline views.

A chic restaurant and bar on the ground floor feature vivid murals and a terrace. There’s also a cinema, gym, and a plush bar with a fireplace.

The Hoxton Southwark

Set among office blocks, the fashionable Hoxton Southwark boutique hotel is a 3-minute walk from a tube station, 7 minutes away on foot from the Tate Modern art gallery and 15 minutes’ walk from food stalls at Borough Market.

The cosy rooms come with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and mini-fridges, as well as tea and coffee-making facilities. Upgraded rooms come with an additional sitting area.

There are 2 hip restaurants, including a top-floor eatery with an oyster bar and skyline views.

The Henrietta Hotel

Last, but not least, on our list of the Best Boutique Hotels in London is the Henrietta Hotel.

You’ll find the Henrietta Hotel tucked away on the cobbled Henrietta Street. This colorful, boutique hotel is located in the heart of the buzzing Convent Garden.

All rooms have flat-screens, Wi-Fi, mini-bars, and tea and coffee-making equipment, and also come stocked with designer toiletries. If you upgrade to a suite, you’ll benefit from an additional seating area.

Downstairs, there is a restaurant inspired by western Italian fare.

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