Nestled just off the Sunset Strip, this all-suite hotel dazzles with luxurious rooms, a rooftop pool, and top-notch dining by Gordon Ramsay.
1020 N San Vicente Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069 Get directions
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"The bathrooms of this place keep me coming back. A deep, beautifully inviting bathtub is something I love in the hotels I stay in, and The London doesn’t disappoint. The aesthetic of the bathroom is just wonderful with Grecian-inspired tile. On top of that, every room has a personal balcony. And the chocolate chip cookies at this place are reason enough to spend days in your robe and never leave the room." - Michael He
"The London hosts afternoon tea service on Saturday and Sunday from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The service costs $84 per person, or $42 for those under 12. The hotel works closely with Henrietta Lovell, the founder of the Rare Tea Company, to stay true to the British tradition. Reservations are required." - Cathy Chaplin
"The upscale hotel in West Hollywood has a special Valentine’s Day takeaway menu with an array of different a la carte options like baked stuffed scampi, whole branzino, and beef wellington for two. If you’re looking to get your drink on, they’re also offering sparkling rosé by the bottle. Call (310) 358-7788 to place your order." - brant cox
"“The London West Hollywood at Beverly Hills” is quite a mouthful of a name for a hotel. Geographical confusion aside, their weekend tea is pleasant, polished, and relatively affordable compared to nearby options. For $84 a person, you’ll sip an individual pot of herbal tea in a bright parlor with ample windows offering city views from the hills. It’s not quite as opulent as other high tea venues, but the beautiful finger foods fit the bill nicely: madeleines dipped in white chocolate, matcha checkerboard cake with marzipan, and savory profiteroles stuffed with roast duck. Available weekends, 1:30-3:30pm. " - brant cox, sylvio martins, nikko duren
"“The London West Hollywood At Beverly Hills” is quite a mouthful of a name for a hotel. Geographical confusion aside, their weekend tea is pleasant, polished, and relatively affordable compared to nearby options. For $84 a person, you’ll sip an individual pot of herbal tea in a bright parlor with ample windows offering city views from the hills. It’s not quite as opulent as other high tea venues, but the beautiful finger foods fit the bill nicely: madeleines dipped in white chocolate, matcha checkerboard cake with marzipan, and savory profiteroles stuffed with roast duck." - Sylvio Martins
