Hotels in Soho/ West End (London)

Le Méridien Piccadilly

Opened in 1908 and in keeping with traditional Edwardian style, rooms at Le Méridien Piccadilly are equipped with every modern luxury, from marble bathrooms to Sony Playstations. The hotel enjoys an outstanding location in the heart of London's West End. Within close proximity of tranquil spaces such as Green Park and Hyde Park, the hotel is also within walking distance of the Royal Academy of Art and the National Gallery. The world of theatre and London's abundant nightlife are also nearby, including Soho, Leicester Square and Covent Garden with their myriad restaurants, bars, clubs and attractions, and some of the world's greatest shopping areas are on the doorstep. The hotel also caters for business guests with an impressive array of services and facilities, as well as having 19 family rooms. In the hotel, you have to treat yourself at Cigar Club, Mezzanine Lounge, the Burlington Bar and other such classy food joints. Your stay here will be more than just a memorable experience.

Regent Palace

The grandiose façade of the Regent Palace Hotel is right on Piccadilly Circus in the very heart of London. In close proximity to the restaurants, theatres, nightclubs and countless attractions of the West End, it is a competitively-priced choice for tourists who want to be in the thick of it all. Standard rooms offer comfortable accommodation including direct-dial telephone, colour TV and radio, and tea and coffee making facilities, with shower/bathroom complexes for use on every floor. The new Regent rooms come with en-suite facilities. There are also twelve family rooms and special off-peak rates are available.

Lincoln House Hotel

Situated close to Hyde Park, this elegant Georgian house provides the perfect setting for a sophisticated stay at very affordable prices. This family-run bed and breakfast is excellent value and the service is second to none. There is also the option of a "Room to Rest" which means that you only pay for a room for a few hours should you just need somewhere to have a shower and freshen up. Another bonus is a reduced rate for guests who have to check in late in the evening and leave early in the morning.

Royal Trafalgar

Situated in quiet surroundings, close to the National Portrait Gallery, Leicester Square, Covent Garden and London's theater land and shopping area, this hotel is ideal for tourists and business visitors. Part of the hotel has recently been refurbished to incorporate 24 new, deluxe air-conditioned rooms and 40 newly decorated guest rooms.

Thistle Piccadilly

One of 24 Thistle hotels in the capital, The Thistle Piccadilly occupies a traditional Victorian building. An attractive, comfortable, small-sized hotel in prime position between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square, it's a wonderful place for theatre-lovers, restaurant-fanatics, and sightseers to stay. Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square, Soho and Chinatown are all within easy reach. With conference facilities and desk seating areas in selected rooms, this is also an ideal business choice.

Sanderson

Not even a year after opening designer hotel St Martin's Lane, Ian Schrager opened this even more exclusive West End oasis that features whites, silvers, and curtains or glass instead of doors. The lobby is more dramatic again, with video installations, opera curtains, funky furniture (chairs emblazoned with eyes, colorful sofas); and then there is the burst of color on the beautiful flower-filled terrace. Featuring a health spa, gourmet restaurant and a range of creatively decorated rooms, The Sanderson is yet another hot spot courtesy of one of the world's most successful hoteliers.

Saint Georges Hotel

This small-to-moderately sized, classic four-star hotel is ideally situated for the museums, art galleries, theatres and restaurants of London's West End, as well as being located just off the capital's main shopping streets. Its spacious rooms are bright and airy and are all en suite. Offering modern facilities and the warm hospitality of a small hotel in a big city, it has the spectacular Heights Restaurant and Bar on the 15th floor, serving superb cuisine against the dramatic panorama of the London skyline.

Best Western Shaftesbury

Best Western Shaftesbury is a small-to-moderately-sized hotel which stands five floors high on Shaftesbury Avenue. Between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square, it's more than ideal for theatregoers, film fans, clubbers, jazz lovers and foodies. Serious shoppers and tourists will enjoy the convenient location, with a multitude of main attractions all within one mile. Recently refurbished, the three-star Shaftesbury Piccadilly ensures a pleasant and hospitable stay in luxuriously modern comfort with a personal touch. -Daisy Kuchins

Central London Apartments Ltd.

Central London Apartments is a great selection of comfortable and well-furnished studio, where one, two or three bedroom apartments can be found across Mayfair, Marylebone, Covent Garden and Bloomsbury. Close to many tourist attractions and well served by public transport facilities, most apartment buildings have video or security entry phones, porters, lifts, central heating and constant hot water. All apartments come with full self-catering facilities including kitchens or kitchenettes, and many have cable TV. The largest apartments available sleep up to eight people.

London Continental Hotel

The London Continental is a town house hotel in the heart of London's West End. It is ideally located for many of London's famous sights, including Madame Tussaud's, the Planetarium, the Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens and some of the best shops in Europe around Oxford and Regent Street. Conveniently placed for Paddington Rail Station, you can reach Heathrow Airport in 15 minutes on the Heathrow Express. Staff speak a range of languages and the hotel prides itself on the personal care and attention it gives to guests.

Soho Hotel

The Soho Hotel was the first luxury hotel to open in Soho. As it is located in Soho, you are not too far from the happening spots in town. The hotel has 85 rooms and suites with six service apartments. Each room is different as far as the interior goes and has a king size bed. Head to Refuel, the restaurant and bar, to unwind after a hectic day. The bathrooms are designed with oak and glass, have walk-in showers and are provided with exclusive bath products created by Miller Harris. So, if you are in Soho, this hotel, where luxury is truly re-defined, is the best choice.

Scala House

Scala House is a contemporary apartment block that has occupied the site of the historic Scala Theatre since 1976. Ideally situated for sightseeing, shopping or eating out in central London, many of the flats have stunning views over the capital. It is run by the Palos family who pride themselves on their hospitality and personal service, including 24-hour reception and CCTV protection. All apartments are fully furnished and consist of two bedrooms, one double and one single, a large living/dining area, bathroom, cloakroom, and a fully-fitted kitchen. The main bedroom has a double or twin beds according to preference and the single room comes with a double bed. Scaling the 10-storied heights are two spacious penthouses, each with two double rooms with en suite facilities and individual balconies. These comfortable and homely apartments are available for long and short term lets with a minimum booking of three nights.