Boutique Hotels London

London really is the city that has it all with history, cultural events, museums, attractions and a wealth of boutique hotels for you to stay in. To truly experience this cosmopolitan European capital at its best, you need to stay in the right location and in the right kind of accommodation. In short you are looking for a London boutique hotel.

Boutique hotels of London can be found in the more charming parts of the capital i.e. less in what is locally termed The City (financial centre) or London’s major train stations such as Victoria, Paddington Waterloo or St.Pancras where you will find properties catering more to the business traveler, with chain names that you may recognize from home. The London boutique hotel is found in more charming neighborhoods such as Notting Hill, Kensington, Hoxton, Baker Street and Marylebone, Westbourne Park and Holland Park, to name but a few places you could use as your base to explore this amazing city. What distinguishes a London boutique hotel from one of the chain hotels is: charm, individuality, size (small is good here), unique décor, and of course location.

People tend to prefer boutique hotels for non-business visits as they have a charm and welcome that is often lacking in chain hotel properties. The London boutique hotel should offer a home from home feel to return to after a long day soaking up London’s many museums or pounding her famous shopping streets.

The joy of staying in a London boutique hotel is that you are so close to all the action, be it shopping on Kensington High Street or the Kings Road, visiting the National History Museum, the Cabinet War Rooms or National Gallery, you feel as though you actually belong to the city and are seeing things from a locals perspective.

London boutique hotels tend to be very well furnished; the owner will have quite often taken considerable time and money to decorate the property to their individual tastes, not only adding to comfort but to the real charm of a stay in the UK’s capital city. This however doesn’t mean that they are necessarily expensive. Without the overheads of a large hotel chain to cover the London boutique hotel can surprisingly reasonably priced in comparison to ‘regular’ hotels. All it takes is a little research on your part!