What is the Best 30 Hotels in the Europe?

2. Hotel Sanders

Hotel Sanders subscribes to the notion that a home without a heart is just a house and according to recent guests, that mindset shows throughout the boutique property. Patrons commended the hotel's employees for their excellent service and raved about the coziness of the accommodations. All 54 guest rooms are equipped with complimentary minibars, TVs, robes and slippers, and guests receive free breakfast and access to bicycles to tour around Copenhagen. Accommodations range in size from the smaller 130-square-foot Coup rooms (inspired by luxury train cabins and excellent for solo travelers) to the more spacious 667-square-foot Sanders apartment (ideal for long-term travelers or those entertaining guests). Common areas include a centrally located courtyard, a living room equipped with a fireplace, a plant-lined rooftop terrace and the intimate TATA cocktail bar. Guests can enjoy meals and snacks in any of these spaces, or in the homey Sanders Kitchen where breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared. Just note: A few past guests said the service from Sanders Kitchen was very slow. Thankfully, travelers will have no trouble finding dining options outside of the premises if they choose: The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Indre By (old town Copenhagen), near plenty of eateries.

3. Hotel Eden

Since opening its doors in 1889, Hotel Eden has served as a temporary home in central Rome for everyone from foreign aristocrats to renowned celebrities to typical tourists. Recent visitors said that this incredibly luxurious (and expensive) property practically exudes elegance thanks to its 17-month renovation, which was finished in 2017. The hotel's lobby (where the classy La Libreria bar is located) features marble floors, high-end furniture and an abundance of gold accents. Its 98 rooms and suites offer a similarly neutral but sophisticated aesthetic. All of the accommodations include artwork, complimentary Wi-Fi access, Nespresso coffee makers and flat-screen TVs. Plus, butler service is available upon request. Standard bathrooms are covered in marble, mirrors and gold, and guests can expect to find luxury amenities like Italian Bottega Veneta toiletries. After settling into their lodgings, visitors can enjoy gourmet meals and panoramic views at La Terrazza, Hotel Eden's top floor restaurant. For a more relaxed vibe, Il Giardino Ristorante Bar has both classic Italian fare and healthier menu options. Despite its opulent design, stellar location and high-class restaurants, previous guests were most impressed with Hotel Eden's exceptional employees and service.

4. Htel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel

Reopening in July 2017 after undergoing an extensive four-year renovation, the Htel de Crillon which sits by the Place de la Concorde in Paris' 8th arrondissement impresses visitors with its French neoclassical details (think: Baccarat chandeliers and Coustou sculptures). In fact, one former guest called this historic property a fairytale. But this Rosewood outpost's elegant interior is not its only standout feature. Many previous lodgers appreciated the hotel's fabulous service and comfortable accommodations. All 124 guest rooms and suites boast neutral tones and custom artwork, plus high-end touches like butler service, Nespresso coffee machines and beds dressed in Drouault duvets and Rivolta Carmignani linens. Standard rooms overlook the property's courtyard, while signature suites come with up to 3,768 square feet of space and offer breathtaking views of Paris landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and the Muse d'Orsay. Several recent travelers also heaped praise on the property's dining establishments. L'Ecrin serves modern dishes concocted by acclaimed chef Christopher Hache, and Brasserie d'Aumont features French fare made with locally sourced ingredients. Other amenities available here include a spa, an indoor swimming pool, a barbershop and a bar with more than 100 kinds of Champagne.

5. Le Sirenuse Hotel

For guests, everything about this Positano hotel is next to perfect. From the Mediterranean decor and out-of-this-world service to a breathtaking location facing the ocean, Le Sirenuse was worth every penny, according to travelers. First and foremost, almost all of the hotel's rooms overlook the ocean and most are equipped with either a balcony or terrace. All accommodations feature whitewashed walls and are decorated with Old World furniture and colorful accents, including floors adorned with handmade, painted tiles. And for such a seemingly quaint property, the hotel is well-equipped, offering a spa, gym and pool to its guests. But the pool is by far one of the hotel's most beautiful attributes. Offering views of the cliffs and adjoining sea, and surrounded by potted plants and lemon trees, the pool features a giant mosaic mural of mermaids. Dining can also be found alongside the pool and other alfresco spots around the hotel, including the Michelin-starred La Sponda. Le Sirenuse can also organize excursions and adventures, some of which are complimentary. Peruse the hotel's daily activity calendar and you will find opportunities for hiking, bay cruises and even a visit to a local limoncello factory. And as a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, this property participates in the Leaders Club rewards program.

6. Ballyfin Demesne

Ballyfin Demense is a world-renowned hotel, located within a castle-like structure in County Laois, Ireland. It was originally built in the 1820s for Sir Charles Coote and reopened in 2011 as a hotel after years of restoration. The estate's 614 acres are filled with wildlife, gardens, trails and picnic spots. Guests can participate in activities like tennis, boating, horseback riding, fishing, clay pigeon shooting, archery and falconry (some require an additional fee). On-site gardens, along with hens and bees, provide numerous ingredients for the restaurants, and other ingredients are locally sourced from nearby farmers and fishermen. The Cellar Bar has an extensive list of local whiskeys, and regular whiskey tastings are available. The 20 individually decorated guest rooms and suites are filled with period furniture, antiques, complimentary soft drink minibars, flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi access, Egyptian cotton linens and complimentary laundry services. For a truly memorable stay, reserve the Sir Christopher Coote suite which features 18th-century Chinese wallpaper panels, a separate sitting room, a fireplace and large windows with views of the grounds and lake. Recent guests described the hotel as excellent, especially raving about the white-glove service, palatial grounds and decor. While a stay here is not cheap, many guests said the experience was more than worth it.

7. Htel Plaza Athne

Htel Plaza Athne is the stuff of Parisian dreams, with chandelier-clad dining rooms, foliage-filled courtyards and elegant rooms, each decorated with crown molding and pops of bright pastels. Although the hotel exudes European charm, its quaint atmosphere doesn't mean amenities are few and far between. The property boasts five restaurants, ranging from chic and casual to downright fine dining, including the Roaring '20s-inspired Le Relais Plaza. The hotel also has a spa and 24-hour concierge service, in addition to on-call chauffeur-driven transportation. But travelers may find that a car simply isn't needed: Htel Plaza Athne's location blocks away from the Seine puts lodgers within a 1-mile radius of the Eiffel Tower, Champs-lyses and the Louvre. And though the address and amenities left travelers in awe, it was the hotel's incredible service and attentive staff that made the biggest impression. Just note, all of these luxuries equate to sky-high room rates.

8. The Peninsula Paris

If you're after quintessential Parisian digs with modern amenities like complimentary Wi-Fi, tablets and dual-voltage electrical outlets, consider staying in one of The Peninsula Paris' accommodations. All 200 guest rooms and suites combine traditional details like spacious marble bathrooms and white crown molding with contemporary features like dark wood headboards and chrome light fixtures. Additionally, each space comes with one-of-a-kind amenities like LED touch-screen wall panels programmed in 11 languages, a nail dryer and a hidden valet box for laundry. But it's not just the hotel's guest rooms and suites that set this property apart. The Peninsula Paris, which is housed within a 19th-century Haussmannian building, is where George Gershwin wrote An American in Paris and where the Paris Peace Accords (the treaty that ended the Vietnam War) was signed. Plus, the property sits within walking distance of the Champs-lyses and the Arc de Triomphe, and you'll find a metro station less than a block away to get you to other parts of the city. When you're famished, previous visitors recommend returning to the hotel for Cantonese-style bites at LiLi or traditional Parisian meals with an Eiffel Tower view at L'Oiseau Blanc.

9. Le Bristol Paris

This historic palace hotel has been a staple in Paris since its opening in 1925. Just north of the Champs-lyses, Le Bristol Paris welcomes guests with elegant 18th-century decor, spacious accommodations and top-notch cuisine. Rooms feature pastel hues, antique furnishings, marble bathrooms and large windows that showcase views of the city streets or the hotel's garden. As far as amenities go, guests will find an on-site spa, a fitness center, a steam room and an indoor pool with views of the Eiffel Tower, Montmartre and Sacr-Coeur. Past guests offered heaps of praise for this luxury property, citing their stays as magical thanks to the elegance of the traditional, Parisian-style rooms, the delectable dinner at Epicure and the staff's attention to detail. From the concierge's knowledgeable recommendations to the friendly demeanor of the bellhops, Le Bristol's employees consistently impress travelers. While many note that a stay here is certainly a splurge, most say it's worth it. And as a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, this property participates in the Leaders Club rewards program.

10. Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris

The Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris is situated just three blocks south of the famed Champs-lyses in the western part of the 8me arrondissement. But the prime location is just one of the property's high points. Once inside, you'll find 18th-century decor, warm hospitality and comfortable accommodations. Though some travelers note guest rooms and suites are a little outdated compared to other high-end properties, most praise the 244 accommodations for being clean and spacious. For views of iconic attractions like the Eiffel Tower and the Palais Garnier, consider upgrading to one of the hotel's suites. No matter which accommodation you choose, you'll enjoy amenities like complimentary Wi-Fi, espresso machines and minibars. Before you head off-site to explore Paris, grab a bite in one of the property's three restaurants all three eateries have recieved Michelin stars and earn rave reviews from diners. If you can only make time for one venue, book a dinner reservation well in advance at the three Michelin-starred Le Cinq, where contemporary French dishes are served.

11. Hotel 41

Those looking for an intimate lodging experience will find it at Hotel 41. This property, located just four blocks from Buckingham Palace, has only 30 rooms, leaving plenty of space for personalized service. Not only does the hotel offer 24-hour room service, it also provides personal butlers (in fact, there are two staff members for every guest). Beyond its staff, the hotel wows guests with its stunning interiors. The lobby's rich wood paneled walls and black-and-white tiled floors create an air of sophistication that carries into its equally stylish rooms, which feature marble bathrooms, feather bedding and deluxe Penhaligon's toiletries. And if you find yourself feeling peckish during your stay, you'll have a host of complimentary treats at your fingertips, including ice cream, afternoon tea and the plunder the pantry selection of bites, offered from 8:30 p.m. till 1 a.m. If you've indulged a bit too much or just need a gym partner, you can take advantage of the hotel's unique Sports Buddies program, which pairs up staff members with guests looking to exercise during their vacation.

12. Il San Pietro di Positano

According to recent travelers, Il San Pietro di Positano's location along the Amalfi Coast is one of its best highlights. Other standout features at this Relais Chteaux outpost include its private beach, tennis court, semicircle-shaped swimming pool and private yacht, the Joey. Inside the hotel, visitors will find a spa and fitness center, plus an open-kitchen restaurant that offers cooking classes and Zass, a Michelin-starred dining venue that serves up homegrown produce and local flavors alongside panoramic views of Praiano and the Tyrrhenian Sea. When it's time to rest, guests their accommodation, which feature private terraces with Mediterranean vistas, complimentary Wi-Fi access, LCD TVs, seating areas and classic blue, yellow and white decor throughout. Past visitors especially enjoyed their accommodations' beautiful interiors and comfortable beds. Guests also raved about the staff, saying they were attentive and friendly.

13. Belmond Hotel Caruso

Perched on cliffs above the Amalfi Coast, Belmond Hotel Caruso is housed in a former 11th-century castle. Ancient walls and frescoed ceilings remain, now married with modern amenities like an infinity-edge swimming pool (one of the world's most beautiful), iPods preloaded with your favorite songs, an air-conditioned fitness center, a shopping boutique and various kids activities. A spa with an extensive menu of treatments is also available on-site. All rooms and suites include marble bathrooms, Wi-Fi and writing desks, and almost all accommodations offer private gardens or balconies or terraces with city or Mediterranean Sea views. When you're hungry, visitors recommend dining at Belvedere Restaurant for traditional Italian cuisine or savoring pizzas and salads at the poolside restaurant and bar. (Some caution, though, that meals at the on-site dining venues are expensive.) The real standout here that is, aside from the panoramic vistas and the complimentary boat tours is the impeccable service recent guests gushed about everyone from the helpful concierge desk and warm reception staff to the bartenders that remembered personalized drink orders.

14. Ashford Castle

Ashford Castle, which was originally built in 1228 and reopened in April 2015 after undergoing a two-year renovation, is located in Cong, Ireland (roughly 25 miles northwest of Galway). Recent guests said that they felt like royalty during their stays, but they warned that even a few days of living like a king doesn't come cheap. A tourist attraction in its own right, the fully restored Ashford Castle sports an assortment of luxury amenities, including a 32-seat cinema, a state-of-the-art spa and complimentary Wi-Fi access throughout the property. Visitors can also enjoy more historically significant activities, which range from exploring the castle's gardens to taking an introductory falconry course. Rooms and suites are all lavishly decorated with touches like fresh flowers, monogrammed bed linens and custom carpets. Digs are also decked out with more modern perks, including flat-screen TVs, Bluetooth speakers, electronic blinds and USB chargers. There are also three on-site restaurants for foodies to explore. The George V Dining Room provides upscale meals in an elegant dining room, and Cullen's at the Cottage serves local and international fare seasonally. Alternatively, guests can dig into Irish cuisine in The Dungeon, which features a curved stone ceiling and period-inspired decorations.

15. J.K. Place Roma

Located in the heart of Rome's fashion district, J.K. Place Roma is filled with designer furniture, rugs and lighting by Michele Bönan. Notable artwork hangs from the walls and royal blue velvet sofas complement the ultramodern yet elegant vibe. The hotel has 30 rooms and suites, the most basic of which feature LED TVs, gilded mirrors, free Wi-Fi access, complimentary minibars and balconies with Eternal City views. Master Rooms include hardwood floors, rosewood canopy beds, Italian marble bathrooms and walk-in closets. Nestled on top of the hotel is the J.K.Cafe, a venue that houses a lounge, bar and restaurant. Recent visitors said the bountiful breakfast served inside is a treat, and many diners appreciated that the chefs had options to satisfy vegan and gluten-free diets as well. The Italian restaurant is also open for brunch, lunch and dinner. Another highlight worth noting is the personalized service past guests said they had never stayed at a hotel with such friendly helpful staff members. The one downside to this property is the steep cost, though travelers point out that prior stays here were more than worth the price and recommend saving up to splurge on a suite. And as a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, this property participates in the Leaders Club rewards program.

16. The Gritti Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Venice

Located along Venice's Grand Canal, The Gritti Palace, A Luxury Collection Hotel is nestled in the heart of the action. Here, guests gather for meals on the famous Gritti Terrace to watch gondolas and vaporetti (water taxis) transport tourists and locals around the City of Water. Inside, luxurious touches appear everywhere: Murano glass chandeliers hang from the ceiling, Lorenzo Rubelli fabrics bedeck the accommodations, art adorns the walls and the property's original terrazzo floors, from when the palace was commissioned to be built by Doge of Venice Andrea Gritti in 1475, can be found throughout. Today, the hotel houses The Gritti Epicurean School, the Gritti Spa, the elegant Club del Doge Restaurant and 82 restored rooms and suites 10 of which were inspired by well-known guests like Ernest Hemingway and Peggy Guggenheim. Standard rooms feature glass chandeliers, antique furniture, marble bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi and incredibly comfortable bed linens, according to recent guests. Visitors were also impressed with the impeccable service, gourmet cuisine and well-equipped fitness center. And while staying at this hotel will cost you a pretty penny, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points and save some money at this property.

17. Corinthia Hotel London

Guests are consistently impressed by the accommodations, wealth of amenities and level of service offered at the Corinthia Hotel London. Rooms and suites here feature contemporary decor and come with modern conveniences like free Wi-Fi access, Nespresso coffee machines and marble bathrooms with heated floors. One of the standout features of this property, though, is its spa. The sleek space includes four floors with 17 treatment rooms, a nail studio, an indoor swimming pool, heated lounge chairs, a steam room and an ice fountain. The theme of sophistication and elegance carries through to the event rooms, where you'll find boardrooms, a ballroom and a penthouse available for meetings and wedding-related events. Guests also have access to two on-site restaurants, one serving Italian and one dishing out British fare, and a lobby lounge that serves traditional afternoon tea. Finally, when it comes to location, this property is set in the heart of London, putting travelers within walking distance of top attractions like the National Gallery, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye.

18. Adare Manor

Adare Manor reopened in 2017 after an extensive 18-month renovation, which brought a new wing with additional bedrooms, a new ballroom and a recently redesigned golf course by renowned architect Tom Fazio. And guests say the attention to detail in the refurbishment is exquisite, and well worth the high cost of staying here. Travelers praise the well-appointed rooms and suites, the food and wine quality at the on-site dining venues and the exceptionally accommodating and attentive staff members. Adare Manor houses 104 rooms that are decorated in tasteful, warm decor and feature monogrammed linens, goose down bedding, bars filled with complimentary drinks and snacks, tea and coffee makers, free Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TVs. Outside the rooms, you'll find there are plenty of amenities to keep you entertained. Adare Manor has a cinema that screens movies an indoor pool and fitness center and a spa, plus visitors can enjoy archery, cycling, woodland walks and historical tours all on-site. As far as dining goes, the hotel offers several restaurants ranging from casual to upscale, and afternoon tea is available as well. Sitting on the banks of the River Maigue, this property is situated about 10 miles southwest of Limerick, Ireland. And since Adare Manor is part of The Leading Hotels of the World, Leaders Club members can enjoy additional amenities, including room upgrades and a welcome gift.

19. The Goring

Located in the posh neighborhood of London's Belgravia, the 69-room Goring Hotel boasts an unbeatable location, Michelin-star dining and impeccable service. The hotel is situated on the edge of Westminster, which means top attractions like Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park and Parliament are all within easy reach, whether by Tube (one block away) or by foot (about 1 mile away). And after a long day of sightseeing, the Goring's rooms couldn't be a better place of refuge. Adorned with silk-lined walls, fine Italian linens and complimentary bottled water, rooms and suites are designed in a charming English style. The hotel's afternoon tea service is also quintessentially English and shouldn't be missed, according to recent guests. Previous lodgers recommended sipping tea in the property's gorgeous garden. Amenities aside, it was the incomparable staff that earned the most praise from recent guests.

20. Four Seasons Hotel Firenze

This Italian outpost of the Four Seasons brand offers guests plenty of on-site perks. Travelers have access to a spa, an outdoor pool (open seasonally from May to October), a year-round a whirlpool, rentable e-bikes and acres of lush garden space. Dining here is top-notch, too: the quaint La Magnolia offers breakfast, Michelin-starred Il Palagio serves up rich Italian cuisine and an outdoor eatery and pool tree bar offer guests space to relax in a more casual dining environment. Accommodations blend the casual, relaxed feel of home with elegant and bright Tuscan decor. Rooms include writing desks, flat-screen TVs, down duvets and pillows, free Wi-Fi access and marble bathrooms, plus views of the gardens and surrounding neighborhood. Recent visitors appreciated the Four Seasons Hotel Firenze's picturesque and convenient location, citing the grounds as gorgeous and the customer service as attentive. You'll find the hotel just north of Florence's city center, and top attractions like the Galleria dell'Academia and the Basilica di Santa Croce are within walking distance.

21. Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel

The iconic Grand-Htel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel has been a symbol of Cte d'Azur legacy and status since it first opened its doors in 1908. This seasonal property closes between the end of December and the beginning of March each year, and it is perched on 17 French Riviera acres that overlook the Mediterranean Sea. The grand hotel is home to an Olympic-sized saltwater swimming pool, a seasonal kids club, an 8,000-square-foot spa and 74 guest rooms and suites. There are three restaurants and one bar on-site, two of which are scheduled for renovations and are set to reopen between the end of April and early May 2019. All accommodations feature marble bathrooms, white interiors designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, complimentary Wi-Fi access and Herms toiletries, while some boast additional perks like private terraces and swimming pools with sea views. No matter which room you choose, guests say you'll enjoy flawless service and personalized touches like being greeted by name. The main complaint from recent travelers is the price, but others note that a stay at this Four Seasons property is worth the splurge.

22. Badrutt's Palace Hotel

With the slopes of Corviglia as its backdrop, Badrutt's Palace Hotel welcomes skiers and vacationers looking to enjoy St. Moritz, Switzerland. Accommodations offer impressive views of the mountains and are outfitted with traditional decor. Plus, room rates here cover skiing or hiking passes (for stays of two consecutive nights or more), Rolls Royce transfers upon request, Wi-Fi access, a welcome gift, a daily breakfast buffet and more. The property is also home to several eateries, ranging from a casual pizzeria and grill to the gourmet Le Restaurant and La Coupole - Matsuhisa from celebrity chef Nobu. Another restaurant, Patrizier Stuben, serves Swiss specialties within the city's oldest farmhouse. For those traveling with little ones, Badrutt's Palace Hotel offers a supervised kids club with an outdoor play area and ice skating rank and hosts excursions like dog-sledding tours and hikes. (In fact, the hotel even has its own Junior General Manager, a child who offers input on how to make the children's program top-notch.) Travelers say the service and attention to detail here is bar none, though many note it will cost you a pretty penny to enjoy a vacation at this hotel. Part of The Leading Hotels of the World, the property participates in the Leaders Club loyalty program.

23. Four Seasons Gresham Palace

For guests, the location of this Four Seasons is by far one of its greatest assets. Not only does the Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace's address along the banks of the Danube River add an extra dash of romance to the already dreamy city, but its close proximity to the Chain Bridge provides easy access to nearby top attractions. And visitors don't even have to cross the bridge to hit Budapest's main points of interest. Hungary's famed Parliament building is about a half-mile north and the Hungarian State Opera House is a little more than a half-mile east. Aside from its unbeatable location, the property receives rave reviews for its service and amenities. Art deco-style rooms offer a subdued elegance as well as plenty of perks including Nespresso coffee machines, complimentary Wi-Fi and deep-soaking tubs. And the amenities don't stop there. The property features a lap pool, a spacious exercise facility with personal trainers on-site, ample family offerings, a spa and an on-site brasserie and bar, which serves contemporary European fare. And with 24-hour multilingual concierges, 24-hour room service and 24-hour laundry and dry cleaning services, you may never have to lift a finger in Budapest.

24. Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc

This property in Antibes along the French Riviera is described by guests as exquisite, world-class and legendary. Legendary, indeed Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc has been a known escape for creative types like writers and artists since it first opened in 1870. Its 117 rooms and suites occupy three different parts of the property: the original Villa Soleil, the Eden-Roc Pavilion and Les Deux Fontaines Residence. Accommodations are individually decorated, though all boast marble bathrooms and neutral decor complemented by colorful floral or patterned comforters and curtains. Other amenities you'll find include a heated infinity pool, five tennis courts, a fitness center, a spa and yoga classes. And gastronomy here is a cut above the rest: Eden-Roc Restaurant serves up refined Mediterranean specialties on a terrace overlooking the sea, while Eden-Roc Grill offers grilled dishes and lighter fare like sushi and salads. The hotel is also home to its own chocolate atelier, who crafts handmade chocolates, and specialty bars like a juice and ice cream bar and a Champagne lounge. While past guests enjoyed the upscale cuisine options, they do note that meals on-site are expensive. However, all visitors were quick to compliment the property's professional and friendly staff.

25. Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria

Located along the Gulf of Naples in Sorrento, the Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria is one giant Mediterranean mansion itching to be explored. Nineteenth-century facades, antique furniture and gorgeous frescos can be found left and right. Since opening in the early 19th century, it's played host to numerous famous faces, including Marilyn Monroe and Sophia Loren, in addition to various artists and politicians. Today, the hotel is run by the fifth generation of the family that opened the property and, according to recent guests, the service couldn't be better. Reviewers also raved about the oceanfront location, which can be admired from various points throughout the property, including the accommodations (all rooms feature sea views) and the Michelin-starred restaurant, Terrazza Bosquet. And in the summer, the hotel offers boat rentals that can be taken to nearby Positano or Capri. The hotel is also equipped with numerous services and amenities, including a gym, a spa, a pool and a 5-acre park that is home to gardens, sports courts and a playground. And, believe it or not, the Excelsior even has its own Roman ruins on-site. Keep in mind, Leaders Club members can earn or redeem perks here.

26. The Lanesborough

Situated alongside Hyde Park Corner near Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park, The Lanesborough exudes classic British charm. Along with its grand, Regency-period interiors, the 93-room property was recently refurbished, boasting upscale amenities like 24-hour butler service and luxury car transfers. What's more, each accommodation features dark wood furnishings, British-inspired artwork and colorful walls and headboards, plus perks like complimentary Wi-Fi access, in-room tablets and personalized stationery. But the highlight of this hotel is the food. Former travelers said the gourmet British fare (think Cornish cod and Scottish grouse) served at the Michelin-starred Cleste is just as delectable as the restaurant's dining room is beautiful. Once you've filled up on finger sandwiches, scones at the hotel's traditional afternoon tea, stroll a few blocks west to Brompton Road, where you can shop at high-end department stores like Harvey Nichols and Harrods. Part of The Leading Hotels of the World, the property participates in the Leaders Club loyalty program.