Baglioni Hotel

The Baglioni 5 star hotel in London offers luxurious accommodation in the heart of the most exclusive part of the city. Close to Kensington Palace and Hyde Park and a short distance from the Royal Albert Hall, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Natural History Museum.Facilities include a rejuvenation spa, a fitness centre, bar and restaurant, and a personal shopping service to make the most of nearby Harrods and Harvey Nicols as well as the famous shopping havens of Chelsea, Portobello Road Market, High Street Kensington, Oxford Street and Bond Street.

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Radisson Edwardian Leicester Square Hotel

Radisson Edwardian Leicester Square Hotel features 60 guest bedrooms, luxuriously rich and elegant in design with Bang and Olufsen entertainment systems, leather walls by Alma, sleek black granite bathroom floors complimented with luxurious beige marble and Baccarat lighting in the bedrooms.
At only 200 metres from Leicester Square, and 300 metres fromPiccadilly Circus the Radisson Edwardian Leicester Square Hotel is excellently situated for your London vacations.

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Sixty Million Pound Luxury Hotel For London Soho

Luxury hotel operator Firmdale quickened the pace of London Soho's redevelopment today with a deal to build a luxury 60 million pound property on the site of Ham Yard, a former World War II bomb site.Tim and Kit Kemp already run six London hotels, including top London Hotel the Soho Hotel in nearby Richmond Mews. They have funded the £30 million purchase and £60 million redevelopment of the three quarters of an acre site by the sale and leaseback of two hotels: the Knightsbridge hotel and Number 16 in Kensington.

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London Hotels Go Into Overdrive For Art Gallery Openings

As collectors descend on London for the numerous art galleryopenings this week, Londons Hotels have gone into overdrive accommodating the extra influx of poeple.

This week has been the most exciting in the British art calendar: at least one mega exhibition opening every day in London; the Frieze juggernaut last weekend; blockbusters like Karla Back's sculptures at Modern Art Oxford; the photography of Martin Parr at Gateshead's Baltic; and The Long Dark at Manchester's International, a group show of industrial medievalism. Art lovers have a treat of a week ahead. So how much can one see in a day?

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London Rock Roll Sanctum Hotel Scraps Service Charge

Sanctum Soho Hotel in London has become the latest hospitality business to abandon service charges on customer bills following the introduction of new tips legislation.

Owner Mark Fuller, who opened the hotel in the heart of London Soho earlier this year, said he was banning the 12.5 per cent service charge at the hotel and its No.20 restaurant to make bills more transparent for customers and give them the option to pay what they wanted to reward good service.

He said: “Service charges cleverly manipulate prices. You head out with a budget in mind, and it's blown out of control with an unwanted tax. I want guests of my hotel and restaurant to know what they’ll be paying when they leave.

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