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London's famous hotels reflect English tradition

Because London is one of the top destinations in the world, many hotels have been built all around the city. London has an interesting history of converting buildings that were once offices and private residences into hotels. The One Aldwych, and the Renaissance Chancery Court are examples of this. The variety of hotels includes everything from chain hotels, such as the Hilton London Park Lane and the Four Seasons London to boutique hotels, such as the St Martins Lane.

From amongst the various kinds of hotels, the most famous ones are the ones that reflect English tradition. Amongst these grand hotels are names such as The Ritz, The Savoy, The Langham, London and The Dorchester.

The Langham, London, Europe’s first grand hotel, was the largest in London when it opened in 1865. Its sophistication has lasted for over a century and continues to attract distinguished visitors -- from sovereigns to celebrities. Those with a taste for the finer things in life will thoroughly enjoy staying at this hotel.

If you are going to London for shopping, stay at the Claridge's, located in the chic and fashionable Mayfair and very close to exclusive shopping, restaurants, and the American Embassy. Mayfair is a London neighborhood definitely worth exploring. From here, you can visit the fashion houses and art galleries on famous Bond Street, or head to lively Oxford Street nearby and check out the cluster of quirky boutique stores and restaurants.

The Savoy, A Fairmont Hotel opened in 1889 and prides itself in being the first hotel in London to offer bathrooms in every room. An outstanding feature of this hotel is its choice location on The Strand in the hub of the West End theater district, which lends a fabulous view of the river Thames. Loaded with art deco touches, this London hotel offers the most modern amenities. You can go to the theater, enjoy opera, watch ballet or go shopping at Covent Garden nearby. Whether you are going to London for business or pleasure, a stay at The Savoy will be an unforgettable experience and is worth a try.

If you are in London don’t miss out on The Ritz London (1906), the most famous of all. Rated as the most prestigious hotel in London, The Ritz is the most popular venue for the wonderful English tradition of afternoon tea . You can see dignitaries and famous people sipping their afternoon tea and enjoying hors d’oeuvres at the lush, Victorian styled Palm Court.