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Home to hundreds of romantic dining rooms and countless rooftop bars, London is the perfect place to charm your loved one or perhaps pop that all-important question.
Here are our top picks of where to do it.
It can be hard to find the streets less travelled in London, but The Rookery manages to do so. Hidden away in Clerkenwell, guests here can discover the old back streets of the capital city, home to traditional English corner pubs and hidden churchyards.
The Shangri-La brand has become synonymous across the world with pure indulgent luxury, and its London branch is no different. Stretching across the 34th to 52nd floors of The Shard, visitors can relax in Asian-influenced rooms, offering unrivalled views across the capital.
Designed by Toni Chi and Martin Brudnizki this elegant and stylish hotel offers a calm oasis from the busy streets of central London. Relax with a bespoke cocktail in hand in Scarfe’s bar or make your own to enjoy in your room’s plush armchairs.
You’ll be welcomed onto the Starborn Yacht by a curved double staircase and a grand chandelier. The luxuries continue onboard with spacious rooms and whirlpool baths in the executive suites.
Great for those who want to be a little more self-sufficient during their trip to London, Leman Locke’s pastel apartments come equipped with a kitchenette, outdoor bar and small coves for personal yoga or meditation.
Perfect for those craving an urban spa break, K West Hotel is located in one of London’s quieter suburbs. Don’t worry though, excellent overground train and bus connections make it easy enough to reach all of the city’s tourist hotspots.
Whilst Blakes Hotel stands out in the streets of South Kensington for its black exterior, each of its inside suites have been decorated in a unique manner. While its white-washed Corfu suite is generally popular with loved-up couples, check out the Josephine Suite for fantastic examples of gothic furniture.
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