London Hotels

We love London clubs but there is nothing better than leaving a top club after a great night out of Champagne and partying to head back to a luxury five star hotel with some new friends and crack open a bottle of premium vodka. Let's face it if you have made some new beautiful friends do you really want to be heading to a badly rated budget hotel near Bayswater Road with the twins? Each to their own. Anyway the point of the post was to let you know we have updated our list of our top hotels on or near Oxford Street. If you are not familiar with Oxford Street, it has absolutely nothing to do with Oxford as I had to inform a Hungarian friend the other day. It is the busiest shopping street in London, and the most populace in terms of individual shops. It is well known for the Christmas lights, Selfridges, dangerous bus drivers, the Christmas lights, and more language schools than you would need to teach English to the Eskimos, lots of other very important thing

The Sanctum Soho Hotel is one of our favourite hotels in Soho and London in general. There is always a warm welcome and although the amenities might not match those of a large five star hotel such as The Dorchester the homely atmosphere and superb location more than make up for that if you are looking for a nice room at a good price in a good location. There is always something rewarding being a guest at a boutique hotel, even a five star one. It is more rewarding than being an anonymous face in a hotel where you can contribute nothing to their bottom line without spending five grand a night. The community feel that results in the feeling of being a valued customer means that for the average traveller you will feel more relaxed and more welcome. This feeling extends to locals too which means that the Sanctum is a popular location for events. It is no surprise because the hotel boasts some multifarious event venues. They are available on competitive terms (that mean