Best Luxury Hotels in Victoria
Named after Queen Victoria, this area is a bustling hub of activity, renowned for its iconic train station—one of the city’s primary gateways—and its proximity to some of the most famous landmarks, including Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament. Victoria is not just a transit point for travellers but a destination in itself, offering a rich tapestry of cultural attractions, refined dining experiences, and a variety of entertainment options. From the cutting-edge performances at the Victoria Palace Theatre to the serene beauty of St. James’s Park, Victoria offers a unique glimpse into the heart of London life, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the essence of the city. Here are our favourite 5-star and luxury hotels in Victoria.
England, Greater London, London, Victoria
The Goring
(5 stars)Located close to Buckingham Palace, the Goring was first opened in 1910 and is now the only hotel in London that is still owned and run by the family that built it. At the time of its construction, it was the first hotel in the world in which each of the 69 rooms had a private bathroom and central heating. The Goring, featuring classic English design, is very popular with the Royal Family (recent royal guests include HM The Queen). It was also the hotel of choice for the Duchess of Cambridge, then Kate Middleton, and her family the night before her nuptials with Prince William. Understandably, this placed the hotel firmly on the Royalist tourist trail. The recent opening of Siren was the first new restaurant addition to the hotel for over 100 years. There’s also an elegant main dining room, bar and refined Bollinger afternoon tea service. Live like a monarch by booking the two-bedroom, two-bathroom Royal Suite, with your own dedicated footman, decanter bar and walls lined with silk from the First Class Dining Room of RMS Titanic 1912.