Once described as the ‘finest in London’, facing St James Church where Oscar Wilde once married. A haven of tranquillity amidst the hustle and bustle of the capital

Dog-friendly South Place Hotel in London is in the heart of fashionable East London. A glamorous hotel with chic interiors near the hipster home of Spitalfields, Shoreditch, Hoxton, and near the silicon roundabout at Old Street.

Winner of a Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice Award, dog-friendly Hotel 41 in London is a five-star boutique hotel, and is luxury at its best in the heart of the city, offering the perfect combination of old-world hospitality, contemporary style, and useful technology. 

Overlooking peaceful gardens in exclusive Knightsbridge, dog-friendly The Egerton in London feels like a homely private residence where guests are treated like treasured family friends. 

Cool dogs will want to stay at the newly opened dog-friendly hotel, nhow London, located in the thriving area between Hoxton, Islington, and Shoreditch. Designed with the theme of London reloaded the hotel has a wow atmosphere and because of its friendly atmosphere makes the perfect home from home for you and your pet. 

Set in the heart of one of the most fashionable corners of the city and within walking distance of a number of high-end independent shops, eateries and cafes, dog-friendly B+B Belgravia in London is perfectly situated for you and your pooch to make the most of your stay in the capital. 

A quintessentially English five-star Grade II Listed property, dog-friendly The Milestone Hotel & Residences in London is an English country mansion set in the heart of London overlooking Kensington Palace and gardens. 

The four-star dog-friendly Montague on the Gardens in London, a genteel Georgian townhouse in elegant Bloomsbury, is a peaceful hideaway in the busy heart of the city that combines up-to-the-minute city sophistication with ample old-world charm. 

Set among underground music venues, innovative museums and hidden foodie hotspots, dog-friendly Selina Camden Hotel perfectly suits  its edgy North London backdrop in NW1.