Hotels with parking in London: the best establishments

If you wish to travel to London by car, I advise you to take a hotel with parking.

You can save on parking charges.

In this article, I leave you with a sample of my favorite places.

Hotel with parking in London: article summary

Hotel with parking in London: The Londoner

The Londoner is a centrally located hotel right on the Leicester Square. So you certainly won't need your car to get around the city once you've registered.

To make parking management easier, valet parking places your car in a secure area of the hotel.

Unfortunately, it's not free, and will cost you £70 for 24 hours. However, this solution is generally cheaper than private parking.

ME London

The ME London stands on the edge of the Strand, with spectacular views of the horizon.

The hotel is close to the best clubs in West End. The aforementioned hotel bar is a great place to start your evening.

It is also close to a number of theaters, which is good news for those who come to the capital to visit a theatre. see the city's musicals!

Valet parking at ME London costs £49 per night.

Hotel with parking in London: Nhow London Islington

A little more affordable than many London hotels, the Nhow London Islington is also one of the capital's most original offerings. On-site parking costs £35 per night.

The hotel exhibits a number of works of art, and has teamed up with a London gallery to showcase the talents of local artists.

There's a restaurant inspired by classic British pubs and Brompton bikes to borrow to explore the area around the hotel, located between the trendy center of Hoxton, Shoreditch and Islington.

The Shangri-La London

One of London's most dazzling hotels, the Shangri-La at The Shard offers incredible skyline views and a great bar.

Even the parking lot is elevated and often filled with Bugatti, Lamborghini, Ferrari and Rolls-Royce.

Vehicles are parked in a high-tech car stacker in the Shard underground parking lot.

Parking starts at £55 for 24 hours. The price increases according to your car and its location in the parking lot.

Hotel with parking in London: the Savoy

With an emblematic entrance and elegant doormen, it would be impolite not to arrive at the Savoy by car.

The London icon welcomes guests from all walks of life in search of classic cocktails at its legendary art deco American Bar, suites overlooking the Thames and dining at London's only acceptable meat restaurant, Simpson's on the Strand.

The hotel has valet parking available for £60 per day. There are nearby garages available and limited street parking on Savoy Place. for customers who wish to leave their car on site for a few hours.

One Aldwych

Valet parking at One Aldwych is arranged by the concierge. The service is included in some of the hotel's packages, which also include a complimentary minibar and a Covent Garden Black Card. When not included in your package, valet parking costs £55 per night.

The central location means you're as close as possible to the West End theaters. Most of the capital's main sights are all within walking distance.

The hotel's fitness club, with its 18-meter pool, is the ideal place to relax afterwards.

Hotel with parking in London: the Berkeley

If you come to the capital for shopping, the Berkeley in Knightsbridge is the place to be. is exactly where you need to be.

Part of the Maybourne Group, the hotel is just a short distance from the iconic Harrods and Harvey Nichols department stores.

Keep with the fashion theme with the famous afternoon tea served in the hotel restaurant, or sign up for Michelin-starred meals by Marcus Wareing or spa treatments by Bamford and Oskia.

During your stay in London, if you don't know where to leave your car, I advise you to go to one of the city's hotels offering parking. You'll be able to sleep soundly and leave your car in a safe place for the night.

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