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15 Historical Hotels in Central London Worth Booking

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15 Historical Hotels in Central London Worth Booking

Compare 15 historical hotels in Central London. Real locations, transport links, booking strategy and what each property actually offers.

15 Historical Hotels in Central London Worth Booking

Central London holds an unusual concentration of hotels that occupy genuinely historic buildings - Victorian banking halls, Georgian townhouses, preserved Edwardian facades - rather than merely marketing themselves as heritage properties. This guide covers 15 options across the City, Westminster, Kensington, South Bank and Paddington, with a direct focus on what makes each one worth considering and what trade-offs come with each location.

What It's Like Staying in Central London

Staying inside Central London puts you within walking distance of the Underground, mainline stations, and most major landmarks without planning a commute - but the district is loud, densely trafficked, and rarely quiet before midnight. Street noise from delivery vehicles starts around 6am in most central postcodes, and hotel rooms facing main roads require proper soundproofing to be functional. The tube network means that any hotel within a 5-minute walk of a station gives you the entire city in under 20 minutes.

Central London suits travellers who want to move efficiently across the city and use evenings for dining or theatre rather than long journeys back from outer zones. Those looking for quieter surroundings or lower nightly rates will find better value in zones 2 or 3, but lose the immediate access to historic sites, business districts and cultural venues that are concentrated here.

Pros:

  • Walking access to major landmarks - Tower Bridge, St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster - without relying on transport
  • Dense tube and rail connectivity means no area of London takes more than around 30 minutes to reach
  • Historic hotels here occupy original buildings with genuine architectural provenance, not replicated heritage aesthetics

Cons:

  • Nightly rates in Central London run significantly higher than equivalent-quality hotels in zones 2-3
  • Street noise, foot traffic and tourist crowds are constant in most central postcodes
  • Parking is expensive and impractical - only a handful of properties offer it, and it adds meaningful daily cost

Why Choose a Historical Hotel in Central London

Historical hotels in Central London typically occupy buildings with documented architectural or civic significance - Victorian banking halls, Georgian terraces, Edwardian townhouses - which means the physical structure itself is part of what you're paying for. Room sizes in converted historic buildings vary more than in purpose-built hotels, with some rooms constrained by original floor plans and others benefiting from grand original dimensions. Nightly rates at true heritage properties in the City or Westminster run higher than standard chain hotels by around 40%, but the positioning near financial districts, cultural institutions and major rail terminals partially justifies that premium for business and cultural travellers alike.

The trade-off is practical: older buildings often lack the ceiling heights, lift capacity or soundproofing of modern constructions, and amenity additions like gyms or spas are either retrofitted into limited spaces or absent entirely. In Central London specifically, the density of historic hotel stock means you can compare a converted Victorian banking hall in the City with a Georgian townhouse in Westminster without leaving the zone - a level of choice that doesn't exist in any other part of the UK.

Pros:

  • Original architectural features - stained glass, Victorian ironwork, Georgian facades - that purpose-built hotels cannot replicate
  • Positioning inside or adjacent to historic districts means landmarks are within walking distance, not a tube ride away
  • Heritage properties in the City often double as business hotels, giving access to high-end dining, meeting space and concierge services

Cons:

  • Room dimensions are dictated by original building layouts - smaller or irregularly shaped rooms are common
  • Lifts, accessibility features and modern soundproofing are retrofitted and often limited
  • Premium pricing reflects the building's heritage status as much as the room quality itself

Practical Booking & Area Strategy for Central London

The strongest micro-locations for historical hotels in Central London cluster around three corridors: the City of London along Threadneedle Street and Cornhill (banking district, walking distance to Bank, Liverpool Street and Monument stations), the South Bank along Tooley Street and the London Bridge approaches (access to Southwark's cultural strip), and the Paddington-Bayswater axis along Cleveland Square and Sussex Gardens (direct Heathrow Express link, 4 underground lines). Hotels on or just off these corridors offer the best balance of historic character and transport practicality.

Westminster and Victoria sit between these two clusters and suit travellers who want easy National Rail access alongside proximity to Parliament, Buckingham Palace and the museums of South Kensington - all within a 15-minute walk or 2-stop tube journey. Book at least 8 weeks ahead for travel during Wimbledon, school half-terms or major state events, when central London occupancy peaks and heritage properties - with their limited room counts - sell out fastest. South Bank and City hotels typically offer lower weekend rates than Mayfair or Marylebone equivalents because they skew toward business travellers, making them strong weekend value options in the historical hotel category.

Best Value Historical Stays

These properties combine genuine heritage character with competitive pricing for Central London, offering historic building contexts without the luxury surcharge of five-star positioning.

  • 1. Comfort Inn Victoria

    8.0 Very Good
    2908 reviews
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    Comfort Inn Victoria occupies a renovated Georgian townhouse in the Royal Borough of Westminster, giving it a historic street presence that most budget-tier hotels in the area lack. Victoria Train and Coach Stations are a 5-minute walk, which is relevant for early Gatwick or Stansted departures and direct National Express connections. Air-conditioned rooms include private shower rooms and TV, with a 24-hour front desk and breakfast available on site.

    Sloane Square and Belgravia are within a 15-minute walk, and Oxford Street is accessible in 10 minutes via the Underground - making this one of the more strategically located budget options in SW1. The Georgian facade and Westminster postcode place it clearly in Central London's historic residential fabric.

    • 5-minute walk to Victoria Train and Coach Stations
    • Georgian townhouse building in the Royal Borough of Westminster
    • 24-hour front desk with daily housekeeping included
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    US$ 87

  • 2. Caring Hotel

    7.4 Good
    2488 reviews
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    Caring Hotel sits close to Queensway Underground Station, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, positioning guests within walking distance of one of London's largest and most historically significant green spaces. Rooms are furnished with flat-screen LCD Freeview TVs and DVD players, and continental breakfast is included in the rate. Free Wi-Fi is available in the lobby.

    Oxford Street and the West End are nearby, and Paddington Station - with its Heathrow Express service - is a short journey away. Note that there is no lift, so guests with mobility requirements should request a ground-floor room at booking. This is a no-frills entry point into Central London's Bayswater area at a budget price point.

    • Continental breakfast included in the rate
    • Short walk to Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens
    • Close to Queensway Underground Station

    Just a few rooms left at the best rate! 

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    US$ 95

  • 7.5 Good
    3486 reviews
    Gresham Hotel Gresham Hotel Gresham Hotel Gresham Hotel Gresham Hotel

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    The Gresham Hotel is positioned 200 metres from Paddington Station, one of London's most connected mainline hubs with the Heathrow Express running to the airport in 17 minutes. Hyde Park is under a 10-minute walk, Oxford Street under 15 minutes, and Regent's Park, Madame Tussauds and the West End are accessible within a mile. Rooms have private bathrooms and tea/coffee facilities, with free Wi-Fi in communal areas.

    The property's proximity to Paddington makes it a practical base for travellers arriving from Heathrow or the West Country, and its straightforward room offering suits guests who prioritise location and transport connectivity over boutique amenities.

    • 200 metres from Paddington Station with Heathrow Express access
    • Hyde Park within a 10-minute walk
    • Breakfast available on site
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    US$ 64

  • 8.0 Very Good
    1933 reviews
    Tudor Court Hotel Tudor Court Hotel Tudor Court Hotel Tudor Court Hotel Tudor Court Hotel

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    Tudor Court Hotel is set inside a preserved Victorian townhouse literally one minute's walk from Paddington Station, making it one of the most transport-accessible heritage-building stays in Central London. The Heathrow Express, Elizabeth Line, and four Underground lines all depart from Paddington, giving direct reach to the City, Canary Wharf, Heathrow and the West End without changing trains. Rooms include air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, and daily housekeeping, with room service and 24-hour reception available.

    Family rooms are available, and the property covers both short stopovers and longer city breaks with a clean, practical setup inside its Victorian shell. The building's original character is visible from the street even where the interior has been modernised.

    • One-minute walk to Paddington Station - Heathrow Express and Elizabeth Line access
    • Victorian townhouse with air-conditioned rooms and room service
    • Family rooms available with 24-hour front desk
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    US$ 108

  • 5. The Villa Kensington

    7.5 Good
    1741 reviews
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    The Villa Kensington sits 300 metres from Gloucester Road Underground Station on a quiet stretch just off Cromwell Road - one of Kensington's most architecturally consistent Victorian thoroughfares. The Natural History Museum is a 10-minute walk, Harrods is a mile away, and Hyde Park and Kensington High Street are within 15 minutes on foot. Traditional rooms include private modern bathrooms, Freeview TV, tea and coffee facilities and Wi-Fi access.

    The 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping and luggage storage make it operationally straightforward for guests moving between London and international connections via Heathrow, which is accessible from Gloucester Road on the Piccadilly line. The property suits travellers who want a calm Kensington address within an original building without paying South Kensington's boutique hotel premium.

    • 300 metres from Gloucester Road Underground Station (Piccadilly, District, Circle lines)
    • 10-minute walk to the Natural History Museum
    • Daily housekeeping and luggage storage included

    Rooms filling fast – secure the best rate! 

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    US$ 109

Best Mid-Range Historical Picks

These properties combine recognisable historic building contexts with a broader amenity range - self-catering kitchens, fitness facilities, or notable cultural proximity - at mid-range Central London pricing.

  • 8.6 Fabulous
    2250 reviews
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    Citadines Apart'hotel Barbican is a 2-minute walk from Barbican Underground Station and sits on the edge of the City of London, one of the most historically dense postcodes in Europe. The Barbican Centre - a Grade II listed brutalist arts complex - is within a 5-minute drive, as are Sadler's Wells Theatre and St Paul's Cathedral. Studios and 1-bedroom apartments include fully equipped kitchens with microwaves and fridges, satellite TV with Chromecast, and free high-speed internet.

    A 24-hour reception desk, laundry facilities and a fitness centre add operational depth suited to stays of several nights or longer. Fabric nightclub is a 5-minute walk, making this a realistic option for travellers combining cultural visits with London's nightlife circuit. The self-catering format is particularly useful in a City postcode where eating out for every meal adds up quickly.

    • 2-minute walk to Barbican Underground Station
    • Fully equipped kitchen in studios and 1-bedroom apartments
    • 24-hour reception, fitness centre and laundry facilities on site
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    US$ 226

  • 2. Citadines South Kensington London

    8.2 Very Good
    1808 reviews
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    Citadines South Kensington offers self-catering apartments in one of London's most architecturally distinguished neighbourhoods - South Kensington's stucco-fronted Victorian streets were laid out in the 1860s alongside the museum quarter. Gloucester Road Underground Station is a 5-minute walk, and the Natural History Museum is under 10 minutes on foot. Apartments feature fully equipped kitchens with ovens, hobs, microwaves, dishwashers and refrigerators, alongside flat-screen TVs and wooden-floored living areas.

    Harrods is reachable in 20 minutes on foot, and an independent pub and restaurant sits directly outside the property for evenings when self-catering isn't preferred. The fitness centre, laundry, lift and disabled-access facilities make this one of the more comprehensively equipped mid-range apart-hotel options in the SW7 postcode.

    • 5-minute walk to Gloucester Road Station (Piccadilly, District, Circle lines)
    • Fully equipped kitchen with oven, dishwasher and refrigerator
    • Fitness centre, laundry and disabled facilities on site

    Rooms filling fast – secure the best rate! 

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    US$ 274

  • 3. The Cleveland

    8.4 Very Good
    2787 reviews
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    The Cleveland on Cleveland Square occupies a Victorian-era building that links period architectural features with contemporary interior design - a combination that places it firmly in the boutique-heritage tier rather than the standard serviced apartment category. It sits under half a mile from Paddington Rail Station and Hyde Park, with 4 major Underground stations accessible within a 10-minute walk. Each air-conditioned suite includes a kitchenette with hob, kettle, fridge, and full cutlery and crockery, plus a flat-screen TV and luxury private bathroom.

    The West End, Westminster and South Bank are all within 15 minutes on the Underground, and multilingual staff are on hand 24 hours a day. The Victorian architecture of Cleveland Square is among the best-preserved garden square streetscapes in W2, adding genuine contextual character to the stay.

    • Under 0.5 miles from Paddington Station and Hyde Park
    • 4 Underground stations within a 10-minute walk
    • Victorian period features with modern air-conditioned suites and kitchenettes

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    US$ 88

  • 4. Club Quarters Hotel St Paul'S, London

    8.5 Fabulous
    4673 reviews
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    Club Quarters Hotel St Paul's operates on a members-only club model in the heart of the City of London, offering restricted-entry access, complimentary newspapers, coffee and tea in the Private Club Room, and free use of a computer, printer and fitness room. St Paul's Cathedral - one of London's most visited historic landmarks - sits immediately adjacent, and the Tate Modern, Millennium Bridge and Shakespeare's Globe are within 650 metres. The award-winning Côte Brasserie and room service with multi-menu delivery handle dining without requiring guests to leave the building.

    Bank and Liverpool Street Underground stations are both a 5-minute walk, providing direct access to the City's financial and transport core. The restricted-entry policy and 4-star positioning make this one of the quieter, more private options in an area dominated by large business hotels.

    • Next to St Paul's Cathedral, 650 metres from Tate Modern
    • Members-club model with restricted entry and complimentary Private Club Room access
    • Free fitness room, bottled water, and computer and printer use

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    US$ 122

  • 8.4 Very Good
    2076 reviews
    Residence Inn By Marriott London Tower Bridge Residence Inn By Marriott London Tower Bridge Residence Inn By Marriott London Tower Bridge Residence Inn By Marriott London Tower Bridge Residence Inn By Marriott London Tower Bridge

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    Residence Inn by Marriott London Tower Bridge sits 1km from London Bridge Station in the South Bank corridor - an area whose historic significance runs from Southwark Cathedral to the Victorian warehouses of Borough Market, now a 1.7km walk from the property. Each apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen with fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine, alongside a light lounge with wooden floors and flat-screen TV. The Shard is 400 metres away and Tate Modern is 1.6km on foot.

    A 24-hour reception, fitness centre, 24-hour Grab 'n Go Pantry, and laundry facilities make this operationally strong for longer stays. London Bridge Station's Northern and Jubilee line connections give direct access to the City, Canary Wharf, and the West End without changing trains.

    • 1km from London Bridge Station (Northern and Jubilee lines)
    • Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine in every apartment
    • The Shard 400 metres away, Borough Market and Tate Modern within walking reach

    Just a few rooms left at the best rate! 

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    US$ 112

Best Premium Historical Stays

These properties sit at the upper tier of Central London's historical hotel market - five-star positioning, landmark building status, or exceptional dining and wellness infrastructure inside genuinely significant historic structures.

  • 1. Threadneedles, Autograph Collection

    8.7 Fabulous
    245 reviews
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    Threadneedles, Autograph Collection is a 5-star boutique hotel housed in a Victorian banking hall with a stained glass dome dating to 1856 - one of the most architecturally significant hotel interiors in the City of London. Bank and Liverpool Street Underground stations are a 5-minute walk, and Tower of London and Tower Bridge are under a mile away. Rooms include iPod docking stations, plasma TVs, bathrobes and slippers, luxury toiletries, free water and daily newspapers.

    The Threadneedles Restaurant & Bar operates as a destination dining venue open to both hotel guests and non-residents, serving British-ingredient-led dishes in the hotel's Grand Room beneath the original dome. 24-hour room service and Marriott Rewards points eligibility add practical value for frequent travellers using the Marriott ecosystem. This is the strongest heritage-building hotel in the EC2 postcode.

    • Stained glass dome from 1856 inside a converted Victorian banking hall
    • 5-minute walk to Bank and Liverpool Street stations
    • Destination restaurant open to non-residents with British-led menu

    Just a few rooms left at the best rate! 

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    US$ 316

  • 2. Radisson Blu Hotel, London South Kensington

    7.2 Good
    6805 reviews
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    Radisson Blu Hotel, London South Kensington sits within the Victorian museum quarter of SW7 - one of the most architecturally and culturally concentrated areas in London, developed from the 1860s following the Great Exhibition. The Natural History Museum, South Kensington Underground Station and Royal Albert Hall are all nearby points of reference. Air-conditioned rooms include flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, desks and private bathrooms, with buffet, à la carte and continental breakfast options available.

    The hotel's restaurant, bar, fitness centre and 24-hour room service provide full-service infrastructure in a postcode where many alternatives are boutique-only operations with limited facilities. Multilingual front desk staff speaking Arabic, German, Greek and English, and a business centre, make this a strong choice for international travellers combining leisure and business in the South Kensington area.

    • Adjacent to the Natural History Museum and Royal Albert Hall
    • Full-service hotel with restaurant, bar, fitness centre and business centre
    • Multiple breakfast formats available including buffet and à la carte
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    US$ 146

  • 3. Hilton London Tower Bridge

    8.7 Fabulous
    2095 reviews
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    Hilton London Tower Bridge sits at one of London's most historically loaded intersections - directly opposite The Shard, a 5-minute walk from Tower Bridge, and 3 minutes from London Bridge Station where the Northern and Jubilee lines provide fast access to the City, West End and Canary Wharf. Executive rooms access the 9th-floor Executive Lounge, which includes a terrace with direct views over The Shard and the Southbank riverscape - a view corridor that covers some of London's most recognisable historic and contemporary architecture simultaneously.

    The Executive Lounge serves a complimentary full English breakfast, evening canapés and alcoholic beverages. Shakespeare's Globe is a 10-minute walk and King's Cross St Pancras is 15 minutes on the Northern Line. Two public car parks sit within a 4-minute walk for guests arriving by road.

    • 5-minute walk to Tower Bridge, 3-minute walk to London Bridge Station
    • Executive Lounge on the 9th floor with Shard and Southbank terrace views
    • Complimentary full English breakfast and evening canapés in Executive Lounge
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    US$ 323

  • 4. Leonardo Royal London St Paul'S

    8.6 Fabulous
    14828 reviews
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    Leonardo Royal London St Paul's sits directly beside St Paul's Cathedral - Sir Christopher Wren's 17th-century masterpiece - and provides one of the most fully equipped amenity packages in the City of London's hotel market. The Rena health and fitness club includes a gym with personal trainers, fitness classes, a hot tub and sauna, while the Rena spa offers treatments within the hotel. Rooms feature luxury bathrooms with power showers, designer toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels.

    St Paul's Underground Station and the London Stock Exchange are both a 5-minute walk, One New Change shopping centre is 4 minutes away, and Shakespeare's Globe is an 11-minute walk. The indoor swimming pool is a rare amenity in a City-of-London hotel of this postcode density, and the two floors of meeting and events space make it functional for business as well as leisure stays.

    • Indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna and hot tub on site
    • Directly beside St Paul's Cathedral, 5-minute walk to St Paul's Underground Station
    • 2 floors of meeting and events space with a full buffet breakfast

    Rooms filling fast – secure the best rate! 

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    US$ 379

  • 5. Andaz London Liverpool Street, By Hyatt

    8.6 Fabulous
    663 reviews
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    Andaz London Liverpool Street occupies the Victorian Great Eastern Hotel building directly adjacent to Liverpool Street Station - one of London's busiest and most historically significant railway termini, opened in 1874. The five-star property offers 267 rooms and suites, 5 restaurants and bars, a 24-hour gym, and complimentary evening wine and canapés in the lobby. Dining options span Eastway brasserie, Lady Abercorn's traditional English pub, and Miyako for authentic Japanese cuisine - a range that rarely exists within a single Victorian building in Central London.

    Tower of London and St Paul's Cathedral are both within a mile, Shoreditch's boutique and nightlife scene borders the hotel directly, and Oxford Street is 7 minutes by Tube. Rooms include flat-screen TVs, Yukata bathrobes and free non-alcoholic minibars with juices and snacks - a distinctive detail at a five-star City hotel.

    • Victorian Great Eastern Hotel building directly next to Liverpool Street Station
    • 5 restaurants and bars including a traditional English pub and Japanese restaurant
    • Complimentary evening wine, canapés and free non-alcoholic minibar in every room

    Hurry – almost gone at this price! 

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    US$ 498

Smart Booking Timing for Historical Hotels in Central London

Central London hotel pricing follows a predictable annual rhythm that directly affects availability at heritage properties, which typically carry lower room counts than large modern hotels. January and February offer the lowest nightly rates across the City, South Bank and Kensington - often around 30% below summer peak - and historic hotels that would otherwise require weeks of lead time can be booked with less than a week's notice. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to October) represent the most balanced windows: crowds are manageable, prices are mid-range, and London's cultural calendar - theatre, exhibitions, premieres - is at full capacity.

Summer from June to August is peak season across all Central London postcodes, with school holiday periods in July and August pushing occupancy to near-100% at well-reviewed heritage properties. Major events - the Chelsea Flower Show in May, Wimbledon in late June and early July, and the London Marathon in April - cause sharp local price spikes and should trigger bookings at least 8 weeks in advance. Weekend rates at City of London historical hotels (Threadneedles, Leonardo St Paul's, Club Quarters St Paul's) often drop relative to weekday rates because the business traveller base disappears - Friday to Sunday stays in the EC2 and EC4 postcodes frequently represent the best value in the five-star historical category. For Paddington-area properties like Tudor Court and The Cleveland, the Heathrow Express connection means they fill fast during bank holidays and long weekends when inbound leisure travel peaks.

  • What It's Like Staying in Central London
  • Why Choose a Historical Hotel in Central London
  • Practical Booking & Area Strategy for Central London
  • Best Value Historical Stays

    • 1. Comfort Inn Victoria
    • 2. Caring Hotel
    • 3. Gresham Hotel
    • 4. Tudor Court Hotel
    • 5. The Villa Kensington
  • Best Mid-Range Historical Picks

    • 6. Citadines Barbican London
    • 7. Citadines South Kensington London
    • 8. The Cleveland
    • 9. Club Quarters Hotel St Paul'S, London
    • 10. Residence Inn By Marriott London Tower Bridge
  • Best Premium Historical Stays

    • 11. Threadneedles, Autograph Collection
    • 12. Radisson Blu Hotel, London South Kensington
    • 13. Hilton London Tower Bridge
    • 14. Leonardo Royal London St Paul'S
    • 15. Andaz London Liverpool Street, By Hyatt
  • Smart Booking Timing for Historical Hotels in Central London
Hotels featured in this article
1. Comfort Inn Victoria
2. Caring Hotel
3. Gresham Hotel
4. Tudor Court Hotel
5. The Villa Kensington
6. Citadines Barbican London
7. Citadines South Kensington London
8. The Cleveland
9. Club Quarters Hotel St Paul'S, London
10. Residence Inn By Marriott London Tower Bridge
11. Threadneedles, Autograph Collection
12. Radisson Blu Hotel, London South Kensington
13. Hilton London Tower Bridge
14. Leonardo Royal London St Paul'S
15. Andaz London Liverpool Street, By Hyatt
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