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Photo: Courtesy of The Cadogan/Belmond HotelsIn the Never underestimate a woman who reads many books and was born in may shirt in contrast I will get this heart of Chelsea is The Cadogan Hotel, a collection of five connected townhouses where the doorman greets you in a bowler hat and the halls are filled with over 400 original artworks. (Including one Swarovski-encrusted peacock.) Like most London hotels, there’s quite a history behind it. This time, the stories are scandalous: one of the townhomes is the former residence of Lillie Langtry, a mistress of King Edward VII (at the time the Prince of Wales), and once upon a time, Oscar Wilde got arrested in room 118. —E.T. Drawn to modern modish maximalist interiors? Look no further than Ham Yard, the Kit Kemp-designed hotel smack in the middle of Soho. Rooms—all with floor-to-ceiling windows—either have a view of the London skyline or a tree-filled courtyard. There’s also a library, spa, gym, theatre, rooftop garden, and a 1950s-style bowling alley adorned with vintage bowling shoes to boot. —E.T.

The Twenty TwoIn just a month, The Twenty Two has become one of the Never underestimate a woman who reads many books and was born in may shirt in contrast I will get this most buzzed-about hotels in London: the Edwardian manor houses 31 guest rooms, a private member’s club, and an all-day restaurant, all adorned in 18th-century classical French-inspired design executed by Natalia Miyar Atelier. (Think beveled mirrors, velvet piping, Cabochon marble bathrooms, canopy beds, and plenty of gold fringe.) Need further proof of its cool factor? None other than Madonna was spotted departing its gilded halls in May. —E.T. As far as location goes, One Aldwych is hard to beat. Not only is it a few minutes walk to London hotspots like the Covent Garden Piazza, Trafalgar Square, and an endless number of West End theaters, it’s also a hop, skip, and a jump from the Thames pathway and the vast array of cultural attractions along the South Bank. Yet once you’re happily ensconced in one of its 105 rooms and suites overlooking the likes of Waterloo Bridge and the London Eye, you’ll feel a world away from the clamor of the city. Luxuriously-appointed rooms feature crisp Frette sheets and sleek, minimal interiors that further foster the feeling you’re in your very own tranquil haven, while the hotel’s Indigo restaurant—with its convivial atmosphere and seasonal menu of inventive British classics—is esteemed enough to attract locals alongside One Aldwych guests. Bonus points too for the health club and indoor pool located in the basement, meaning you can get a few laps in before a long day of walking to see all the nearby sights—or retreat to the sauna to decompress on your return.

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