Strand, Piccadilly, Brook Street, Carlos Place, Park Lane. Five addresses, one canon — assessed room by room and bill by bill.
267 rooms across Edwardian and Art Deco wings. Thames-view suites, the American Bar, and a doorway with its own traffic law.
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136 rooms behind Mewès & Davis's Beaux-Arts arcade. Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant, five daily tea sittings, jacket-and-tie after six.
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190 rooms and suites split between Victorian and 1930s Deco. The foyer, the Fumoir and a Christmas tree the whole country watches.
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121 rooms, an Edwardian mahogany staircase, Hélène Darroze at three stars and the martini trolley that changed hotel bars worldwide.
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250 rooms facing Hyde Park, reinforced-concrete 1931 engineering, the Promenade for tea and Alain Ducasse for the long dinner.
Visit dossier| Hotel | Opened | Keys | Entry rate (2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Savoy | 1889 | 267 | from £695 |
| The Ritz London | 1906 | 136 | from £750 |
| Claridge's | 1856 (rebuilt 1898) | 190 | from £820 |
| The Connaught | 1815 (rebuilt 1897) | 121 | from £860 |
| The Dorchester | 1931 | 250 | from £780 |
Rates are indicative lead-in prices for a midweek night in shoulder season, inclusive of VAT and exclusive of breakfast. Always confirm on the hotel's own website.