Hotels for Honeymoon in London

Café Royal luxury hotel has 160 contemporary bedrooms and luxurious suites, stylish restaurants, cafés and bars.

Akasha features a state-of-the-art-gym, Watsu pool, large lap pool, sauna and Hammam/steam room, offering a variety of signature treatments that marry ancient Eastern traditions with innovative Western practices.

A grand Victorian building, dating from 1885, offers new life with elegant rooms, stylish suites and imaginative penthouses.

Once guests walk in, they will be taken back in time to the Victorian era. It was built in 1885 and furnished with antiques from the old-world. It was formerly used as governmental building, as seen in its intricate walls and high-ceiling rooms, characteristic of traditional bureaucratic buildings. It features exquisitely designed rooms, suites, penthouses and world-class restaurants with magnificent views of London's skyline.

Dogs are allowed to stay at the hotel for a fee of £70 per dog per night, while food and water bowls are provided.More details...

The hotel prides itself with an expansive history of delighting renowned guests like Louis Napoleon III, Princess Diana, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Charles Dickens. It was built in 1865 and became Europe's first "Grand Hotel". In its grand opening, the Prince of Wales was one of the first guests. Later, it became a popular destination among Victorian high society.

Offering guests true urban sanctuaries, this luxury hotel features 262 rooms and 44 suites which are among the top hotels in London.

This beautiful Edwardian edifice was built in 1912 and was completed 2 years later. It sits in one of London's most historic areas, High Holborn. The road dates back to Roman times. As the city of London flourished, the district's role grew as well. In the Middle Ages, it was centre to the British legal profession. Restorations and transformation of the building to a luxury hotel was carried under the guidance of English Heritage.

Α historic luxury hotel in London's Belgravia district, popular for its unique style and modern British cuisine.

Since its inception, it was run by the Goring family. After removing public houses and several cottages, the path was clear for Jeremy Goring's great-grandfather, Otto, and it is to build the last grand hotel from the Edwardian era, The Goring. It was finished on March of 1910. The inside is beautifully furnished with antiques and further enhanced by the Goring Gardens, one of the largest private gardens in London.

The boutique hotel's rooms feature hand-stitched mattresses, original artworks, antique furniture and marble bathrooms.

This 5 star hotel is a luxury boutique London hotel situated in Knightsbridge offering luxury accommodation.

Α luxurious London hotel offering high-style dining, chic design, a rooftop spa and a skilled team.

The journey to total relaxation begins at the hotel’s 10th floor, where a magnificent, one-of-a-kind rooftop sanctuary includes nine luxury spa treatment rooms, offering a variety of relaxing and rejuvenating amenities.

The finest 5 star hotel experience, the ultimate luxury hotel in London, situated in the heart of the city.

The hotel was opened by in 1906 by César Ritz after opening one in Paris. After a troubling beginning, the hotel became popular around the end of World War I among politicians, socialites, writers and actors. It is marked by a distinct architecture, heavily influence by Parisian design but devoid of English. Interiors is furnished by Loius XIV opulence and sparkling chandeliers. In 2002, it was the first hotel to be granted a Royal Warrant from the Prince of Wales.