Top 10 Borough Hotels

Four seasons should be one of the best five-star hotels in London. I heard that they have been acquired by Chinese people. The service attitude is very good, not to mention the health. Party expenses are a bit expensive. Twenty thousand. But good value for money!

Our family of 6 including 4 college age kids had the privilege of staying in the 3 bedroom Park Lane suite. We were treated with amazing personalized service by the concierge staff , housekeeping and spa staff. When we arrived we were warmly greeted by the concierge staff and Bjorn Rydder. What a welcome we had with champagne and personalized tour and Bjorn had such friendly personality and helped us immensely. The rooms are amazing - large and modern with windows and great technology and a spectacular view of Hyde park and kept immaculate every day by a very thorough housekeeping staff. . The spa is beautiful and although I did not get a chance to use it, Mary warmly welcomed my husband every day as he enjoyed the sauna. She made sure he was comfortable and enjoyed his experience. The vibe is so relaxing and serene and he would often go twice a day. The concierge team is top notch including Gisella,Serena, and Elisa who made sure every need my family had was addressed. This hotel has a 5 star concierge team. And lastly the food was delicious. We had breakfast daily and Raffaele our host made sure to spend time talking and joking with us and that we had everything we needed. He is truly a blessing and what a great way to start the day. 45 Park Lane is truly a magnificent hotel. All of the staff remember every guest of the hotel and treat people with such warmth and care. My college kids loved the hotel and location. We usually stay at the Corinthia when we come to London but now we will only be staying at 45 Park Lane. A 5 star hotel with such an amazing and caring staff with modern and luxurious rooms and spa and in an unbelievable location. Don’t stay anywhere else !! A gem that you will truly appreciate.

Truly an experience. My wife and I brought my mom to London for her 80th birthday, as afternoon tea at The Ritz was still on her bucket list. She had no idea I booked our stay there as well, and the Rolls Royce pickup from the airport. The hotel itself is what you expect, the Luis XVI style common areas and rooms are beautiful, but what really makes the place memorable, are the people. From our first contact with Johan, and our check in with Giacomo, Gavin, Roberto everyone was fantastic throughout our stay. The amount of time that the folks at reception are willing to spend just chatting and sharing stories with you is something you just don't find elsewhere. Many thoughtful interactions with my mom as the whole place seemed to know her big birthday was coming up. It was the experience of a lifetime. Thank you everyone at the Ritz for making it happen.

The front desk guide is very patient. The whole service was very attentive, treated the children kindly, and gave them small gifts. 1 minute walk from Tower Bridge subway station, convenient travel. It is very suitable if you choose to stop and go in London instead of stepping on the scenic spots. There is a Chinese restaurant on the first floor. The roast duck is very authentic, and other small dishes are also good. It is the first choice if you want to change the taste occasionally. In addition, there is a Michelin star on the first floor. I don’t have time to try it. I will try it next time.

Fantastic hotel overlooking Hyde Park Corner. Great service and everything you want/need in a London hotel. We used the 25 m pool and there was only one other person using it at the same time as us. We felt the whole stay was one of our better ones in London.

Very elegant hotel, the room configuration is very good, there is a restaurant designed by a famous Japanese American furniture designer, but the room is small, but the location is very good

The Haymarket is not a grand hotel by any means, but that’s just fine by us. It is extremely comfortable, with excellent service, large, well-organized rooms (even in the lowest category), luxurious bathrooms with powerful showers, and wonderfully inviting common areas. The staff is always pleasant and seem to like working there. The location is ideal for us - easy access to the theatres, restaurants and shops of Soho and Mayfair, and to the Mall, Green and Hyde Parks for morning runs. Staying there is akin to visiting a friend who has eclectic and excellent decorating taste - and a wonderful 55 foot long swimming pool in the basement. Per our request, we were given the same room we had stayed in last July - and it was ready for us when we arrived at 1pm. Sadly the light we had enjoyed through the large windows during our last stay was obscured by painting scaffolding and nets - but I suppose one has to keep up appearances…After years of staying at the Berkeley and the Connaught, with occasional unfortunate forays to the Hotel Cafe Royal and the Stafford, we have found a London hotel that works for us; while expensive, it represents good value in the stratospherically priced market.