Top 10 Luxury Hotels in London

The arranged room is very good, on the most positive side of the hotel, with a large balcony, there is such a configuration on the side of Hyde Park that it can be said to be extravagant. Not to mention the top hotel service, staying once is an unforgettable experience in a lifetime.

A magnificent stay at the Ritz! The staff were so pleasant and attentive. The breakfast room was incredibly beautiful. The food was fantastic! I especially want to commend Jude. She's a true professional. Thank you for the complimentary glass of champagne every day. Next time, it's only the Ritz for me!

Good services and the food are good.

The room was a bit dated, but all the other services were great. The only issue was that I'd requested an early check-in around 12 PM, but still had to wait until 2 PM to get into the room.

Location is very good. The employees were well trained and comfortable. The room felt very spacious. It was a nice hotel as I thought.

Old luxury hotel facilities are newer breakfast is very good

Very comfy. Love the terrace with amazing view. Tho the Collins room is somewhat mediocre, the hotel itself is nice enough.

This hotel exudes a traditional British feel. The location is great, right next to the subway station. However, it was a shame that we weren't able to make full use of the butler and concierge.

This hotel feels more like a 3000 CNY per night hotel in terms of overall value. It's 'luxury' in appearance only; the design and architectural style are luxurious, but the details are seriously lacking. - **Service**: First stay, and they didn't even provide toothbrushes (the staff, while enthusiastic, were quite rough, almost like from a third-world country). - **Breakfast**: The environment is nice, but everything else is very average. The service is mediocre; no one even cleared plates. It's a semi-buffet, and to my shock, there were no vegetables. - **Paper Moon**: As an independently operated Italian restaurant, it's worth trying. Since it's independently run and open to the public, it doesn't really have anything to do with the hotel itself. - **Pool/Sauna**: The crowd was a mix of different ethnicities, and their attire and etiquette were generally poor, a clear step down from the clientele you'd find at a Peninsula hotel. I didn't dare to swim. Also, the steam room was co-ed, which was very strange. The pool and changing room details were very rough, just like the rest – all show and no substance. All in all, I wouldn't stay here a second time. The value for money is very low, and Trip.com's pricing itself isn't competitive (if the hotel exceeds expectations, price isn't the primary concern, but when it falls short, it highlights Trip.com's lack of advantage in London's luxury hotel market).

The service was very convenient, especially communicating with the hotel through the internal software, which was much easier and more efficient than other hotels, such as submitting and receiving laundry requests. Dining in the room was also very convenient, even better than the experience in the downstairs restaurant. We happened to catch the lion dance performance on the first day of the ***** New Year, which was very interesting.