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Glamorized luxury hotels in London are boutique style hotels. Some are particularly attractive for having undergone beautiful restorations. High comfort accommodations are provided in Luxury Suites and Studios.

Meanwhile hip hotels are called as such for having in its turf award winning restaurant, hip-gorgeous bars and a club-theme party frequented by socialites.

Residence Clubs with beautifully appointed furnishings also fall under Luxury and Deluxe lodgings. A unit here features a large, airy room, spacious lounge and stylish dining area for relaxing and entertaining, opulently designed bathroom and well-equipped kitchen.

Luxury and Deluxe hotels are situated in prestigious and accessible locations such as Covent Garden, West End, Marylebone Road, Mayfair, 47 Park Street, Hyde Park, and Saint Paul’s.

Also in Tower Hill, Bayswater, Paddington, Queensway, Earls Court, South Ken, West London, Knightsbridge, High St. Ken, Victoria, Westminister, Waterloo, Strand, and Holborn.

These areas provide easy access to The British Museum, Oxford Circus, the West End’s attractions and London’s financial centre, Bond Street. The most exclusive restaurants, boutiques and theatres also line the area. The most fashionable boutiques are located Regent Street or Knightsbridge.

Guests in luxury hotels can choose from a selection of exquisitely prepared buffet menus and seasonal offerings. A great visual access of chefs cooking is a favorite restaurant attraction.

Outside, London has some of the best restaurants in the world and to eat well can cost too much. London flavor is diverse as it is international. And the prices are truly for big-spenders. An expensive food is companied by an extensive wine list of more than 100 wines from around the globe, to say the least.

In Chinatown, south of Soho, much of the Chinese cuisine are authentically ‘Chinese’ such as lobster tail served with sliced orchids and strawberries or scallop shu mai with tobiko.

Thai food in London can be expensive and are reasonably good. Indian (sub continental) is Britain's favourite food with Pakistani cuisine topping the list.

Here’s a bit of interesting tourist trivia: the traditional British way to finish an evening's drinking is a sitdown Indian meal and the curries must be served hotter – scorching than the Americans or Europeans.