Our Recommendations

Overlooking Hyde Park since 1931, The Dorchester is London's crown jewel. Home to Alain Ducasse's three-Michelin-starred restaurant, a world-class spa, and the legendary Promenade afternoon tea.

A Michelin-starred culinary journey inside a surreal Mayfair townhouse. The Lecture Room serves dazzling French cuisine, while the Gallery (with its famous pink pods) offers an Instagram-famous afternoon tea.

The world's most famous luxury department store in Knightsbridge. Spanning 1 million sq ft across 330 departments, Harrods offers everything from couture fashion to its legendary Food Halls.

Art Deco elegance meets modern luxury in this Mayfair institution. Favoured by royalty since the 1850s, Claridge's features Gordon Ramsay's restaurant, the iconic foyer, and immaculate butler service.

Two-Michelin-starred restaurant at the Mandarin Oriental, Hyde Park. Chef Heston Blumenthal reimagines historic British recipes with modern techniques — the Meat Fruit starter is legendary.

Western Europe's highest viewing platform at 244 metres. On a clear day, see up to 40 miles across London from the open-air Sky Deck on level 72 of The Shard.

Understated perfection in Mayfair's quietest corner. Features the Connaught Bar (consistently ranked World's Best), Hélène Darroze's two-Michelin-starred restaurant, and an exclusive Aman Spa.

The original London outpost of Nobu Matsuhisa's iconic Japanese-Peruvian restaurant in the Metropolitan Hotel. Famous for Black Cod Miso, yellowtail sashimi, and a buzzy Mayfair atmosphere.

The official London residence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, set within the beautiful Kensington Gardens. Explore the King's and Queen's State Apartments and the stunning Sunken Garden.

London's highest hotel occupying floors 34-52 of The Shard. Every room offers floor-to-ceiling views across the entire city. The 52nd-floor infinity pool is the highest in Western Europe.