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Since 2008, Lartisien has traveled the globe to curate a collection of the world’s finest luxury hotels. Our team carefully selects each property for its embodiment of the French Art of Travel, with a focus on excellence, cultural immersion, and personalized service. Every hotel, whether newly added or long-established, is chosen for its high standards and distinctive qualities that make it truly exceptional.
It’s the Art Deco hangout of choice for London’s hipsterati, an incongruous fountain of culture amidst Park Lane’s brutalist buildings.
One for the history books. The Brown’s hotel is where Rudyard Kipling wrote the Jungle Book and where Alexander Graham Bell placed the first telephone call.
A dab of risqué, a smatter of chic, and generous helpings of cool… the recipe for Bvlgari Hotel London is difficult to pull off and not to everyone’s palate.
The Bloomsbury Group would be proud… Kit Kemp’s Charlotte Street Hotel draws its inspiration from the misfit group of novelists and artists to create a hotel that’s artsy
The iconic London landmark’s an endless carousel for the very rich and famous and it’s no wonder, given Claridge’s reputation.
Sitting just steps away from River Thames and Trafalgar Square, the central location of Corinthia London is just one of its highlights. The hotel is also housed in one of the city’s most beautiful Belle Époque buildings!
It’s all vibrance and London chic at the Covent Garden Hotel, with interiors that look like they’ve emerged from British Vogue, and a theatre crowd where – if you’re lucky – you’ll spot Meryl Streep, Kate Winslet and Peter Jackson.
In the heart of London, amid the affluent postcodes of Mayfair, is a hotel that’s the most established Four Seasons in Europe...a place with a timeless 1930s Art Deco elegance and some of the most stunning views of Green Park and Hyde Park from its newly designed rooms and suites.
A quintessential London gem
Like a glass of tangy orange juice on a slow morning or a pop song at the Royal Albert Hall, the Ham Yard Hotel’s charm lies in just how vibrant and offbeat it can get.