In a row of stucco-fronted Edwardian townhouses, this small hotel, a stroll from Hyde Park and the South Kensington museums, has 24 smart, individually styled, air-conditioned bedrooms with a coffee machine and shower, a lounge, bar and secluded terrace.

A home away from home in the heart of Chelsea is the aim of these red-brick Victorian townhouses, which have been converted into a luxurious hotel of dazzling individuality.

A Victorian townhouse on Portobello Road, with pubs and restaurants close at hand, this B&B offers keyless self-check-in to four beautifully presented suites, one on the lower ground floor with private patio, affording privacy and a great base from which to browse the famous antiques market and to explore hip Notting Hill.

With four boutique bedrooms, an atmospheric bar hung with modern artworks, a light-filled conservatory, lovely courtyard, seafood bar, and creative Mediterranean-inspired cooking, this Victorian pub is a great local drop-in and base for anyone wanting to stay over and explore Notting Hill.

Close to West End shops and theatres, this pub with rooms has a relaxed vibe, a pavement terrace, stripped-back chic style, a first-floor dining room serving modern dishes alongside classics, comfortable bedrooms over three floors, and pleasant, efficient staff.

A personable, affordable hotel in swanky Belgravia, the Lime Tree has smart boutique bedrooms, 24-hour reception, an oasis 'secret' garden, barista coffees, breakfast, brunch and lunches on offer in the Buttery, and some great restaurants close at hand.

On the corner of a leafy Pimlico street, this handsome Georgian stuccoed gastropub is a popular neighbourhood drop-in, with four airy bedrooms, an open-plan ground-floor bar serving wood-fired pizzas, an atmospheric basement cocktail bar and first-floor restaurant.

You step back in time when you enter this cossetting hotel, owned by the Miller family since 1921, steeped in hospitable tradition, with a fine-dining restaurant and a bar serving finger sandwiches and light bites, just the place for afternoon tea.

Beyond the Doric portico of a white stucco neo-classical mansion, this boutique hotel captures the eclectic charms of glamorous and bohemian Notting Hill.

Art Deco interiors, Jazz Age glamour, a cocktail bar with outdoor terrace, the New York-style Colony Grill and a small spa combine to make this hotel at the heart of Mayfair one of London's most desirable.