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Shangri-La
Shangri-La hotel is located on floors 32 to 54 of The Shard. One of the world-class luxurious hotels. It is one of London’s most expensive hotels and also the epitome of luxury. The rooms are all different and have floor-to-ceiling windows to enjoy 360-degree views of the city. The infinity pool at the hotel is the highest hotel pool in Western Europe. So you can float up high and get even better city viewsThe World’s Most Luxurious Hotels in London 2023. At the hotel’s restaurant, Ting, you can get Asian-inspired food and drinks like maki rolls and also sushi platters. At the sky-high bar, Gong, you can get expertly made cocktails and drinks like wine, Champagne, beer, cider, and sake, as well as tasty bites like maki rolls and sushi platters. Ask for a table where you can see Tower Bridge.
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The Savoy
The Savoy in Covent Garden aims to be the most luxurious hotel in the world. It has been around since 1889, so it has a real sense of history and tradition. The interior is a mix of Edwardian and Art Deco styles. For example, the lifts have gold fronts and crystal chandeliers. Here, three hotel restaurants serve very different types of food. For example, Gordon Ramsey’s Savoy Grill puts a creative spin on traditional dishes, while The River Restaurant serves seafood and shellfish.
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Claridge’s
Claridge’s is one of the most expensive and well-known hotels in London. It is in the heart of Mayfair at the corner of Davies Street and Brook Street. It has an old-fashioned glamour and has been a second home for royalty and famous people for a long time. Claridge was built in 1812, but the inside was redone in the 1890s to look like Art Deco from the 1920s. This place is famous for its afternoon tea, served in the grand Foyer and Reading Room, where you can enjoy a private meal in a stylish, light, and airy space.
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London’s Ritz
The Ritz, a five-star London hotel in a beautiful Grade II-listed building in the heart of the city across from the green Green Park, is about as fancy as it gets. It’s a popular place for famous people and royalty. There was a celebration of the Queen’s 80th birthday in 1938, and Winston Churchill met Charles de Gaulle and Dwight Eisenhower during the Second World War for summit meetings.
The Piccadilly palace has 136 rooms, most of which are decorated in the style of Louis XVI with antiques and traditional bathrooms with Asprey products. Executive Chef John Williams MBE, an honor given by the King or Queen for a certain achievement) uses the best seasonal British ingredients to make a menu of classic dishes. With its large windows, high mirrors, and hanging chandeliers, the elegant Ritz Restaurant is considered one of the world’s most beautiful places to eat.
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Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park
The Mandarin Oriental is a bit of Edwardian luxury in Knightsbridge. It looks out over Hyde Park. Recently remodeled, but it has been a Mandarin Oriental hotel since 1990. It has a sleek, modern feel, with open flower-glass chandeliers and also patterned carpets. There is a gilded ballroom where the Queen used to dance in the 1930s, a spa with a 17-meter pool underground, and a modern fitness center. The rooms are simple, with touches of Art Deco and also heated Japanese toilets. Many rooms have views of Hyde Park or the busy streets of Knightsbridge. As for food, Heston Blumenthal’s restaurant Dinner serves British food with two Michelin stars, or you can go to The Aubrey, a Japanese izakaya.
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The Langham
The Langham is right in the middle of the West End. For more than 150 years, it has been one of the most luxurious hotels in London. It has some great places to eat and drink, like the luxurious Artesian, which has won the World’s Best Bar award more than once, and the classic British pub-style restaurant The Wigmore, which serves traditional pub food in a stylish setting.
If you stay here, you’ll be right around the corner from Oxford Street, which can get busy but puts you close to London’s best shopping and Soho’s best restaurants. There are many different kinds of rooms, all of which have neutral walls and also dark wood furniture. Guests who stay in Executive Rooms or Suites get free access to The Langham Club, a five-star club lounge with personalized butler service, free Champagne, free breakfast, and also more.
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Rosewood London
Rosewood London is one of the most expensive hotels in London, and also it is a quiet place to get away from the busy city life. The entrance has a marble floor like zebra stripes and a cabinet full of strange and interesting things, like a Clockwork Orange mannequin head. There are four types of rooms, but all are big and will be a good place to rest your head after a long day exploring the city. Scarfes Bar, the hotel bar, is a popular place to get a cocktail or drink late at night. The Holborn Dining Room is another popular spot, decorated in an Art Deco style, and serves traditional British food. Lastly, we love the Art Afternoon Tea served in the Mirror Room. You can see it in our video of some of London’s most luxurious afternoon teas.
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The Dorchester
Since it opened in 1931 on Park Lane, Dorchester has been one of the most expensive hotels in London. Inside, it’s fancy and decorated in a neutral, classic color scheme, with floral arrangements by designer florist Philip Hammond. Up to the ninth floor, there are 250 rooms and suites. Some of them have nice views of Hyde Park. At the three-Michelin-star Alain Ducasse, you can get modern French food. At The Grill, you can get grilled dishes. China Tang, you can get high-end Cantonese food. And in the Orchid Room, you can get an elegant afternoon tea.
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