HOTEL IBIS, EARLS COURT, SW6
The Hotel Ibis, Earls Court is a modern and comfortable hotel, offering friendly and efficient service at value for money prices. It is located very close to Earls Court Exhibition Centre. Transport is within easy reach as West Brompton Underground station is just 2 minutes away and Earls Court Underground Station is 5 minutes away.

DoubleTree by Hilton London Westminster, SW1P 4DD

(Formerly known as Mint – Westminster)
Covering 13 floors, this award-winning hotel has a total
of 460 rooms. This hotel is situated at the heart of
London, easily reached from all directions. The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey and the Tate Britain are just a short walk away, while the West End and the London Eye are also within easy reach.

DoubleTree by Hilton London, Tower of London, EC3N 4AF

(Formerly known as Mint – Tower of London)
Situated near the Gherkin, this luxury hotel features an  award-winning City Café, the informal but stylish atmosphere of the Fenchurch Lounge, and the on-top-of-the-world feeling of Skylounge, for rendezvous – with a view. 

The Kensington Doyle, SW7 5LR
Recently reopened after a £20m renovation programme, The Kensington Hotel welcomes guests to the jewel of London’s Regency quarter.
Strategically situated at Queen’s Gate in leafy South Kensington, it offers an unforgettable townhouse experience that’s authentic in every detail.

 THE SAVOY HOTEL, WC2R 0EU

A British icon since 1889, The Savoy has once again taken its place on the world stage after over a £100 million restoration. The hotel seamlessly blends elements of the original and the new while the stunning English Edwardian and Art Deco interiors sparkle with timeless elegance and glamour.

ST PANCRAS RENAISSANCE HOTEL LONDON, NW1 2AR 

The St Pancras Renaissance is a London icon & a model of modern hospitality. Behind the fairytale façade that Sir George Gilbert Scott fashioned for the Midland Grand is a 5-star London hotel like no other – one that mingles Victorian splendour with contemporary style and service. Step inside the spectacular glazed entrance hall where Victorian high society once alighted from horse-drawn cabs, and later, glide down the famous grand staircase to dinner in the Gilbert Scott Restaurant, the brilliant, fresh brasserie cuisine of Marcus Wareing awaits.