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London certainly isn\u2019t lacking in the fancy-spots-to-have-a-snooze department. With an abundance of elegant establishments<\/strong> dotted across the city; if you\u2019re looking for a swanky bed to lay your weary head; the capital<\/a> has got you covered like a deliciously fluffy duvet.<\/p>\n But with the cost of some of them resembling that of a small mortgage, it\u2019s tricky to know which luxurious locales<\/strong> really are worth the rather gasp-inducing price-tag that comes attached to them. But luckily for us, we\u2019ve got the lovely lot over at La Liste<\/strong> to do the deciphering for us.<\/p>\n A big name in the world of global gastronomic guides, La Liste has been compiling an annual catalogue of the world\u2019s 1000 best restaurants for the past 10 years<\/strong>. But more recently they\u2019ve decided to turn their hand to hotel<\/a> ranking, and have recently revealed what they believe to be the world\u2019s very best hotels<\/strong> for 2025.<\/p>\n La Liste\u2019s hotel rankings come courtesy of a very fancy algorithm<\/strong> that scours hundreds of guidebooks, trusted media outlets, and guest reviews to ensure the results are impartial, objective, methodical, and transparent. Global data was analysed to give each establishment a score out of 100, and ten hotels from across the globe earnt the incredibly impressive score of 99.5<\/strong>, making them the best in whole world. And \u2013 you guessed it, folks \u2013 two of those chart-topping spots are right here in London<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Connaught Located over in Mayfair<\/a>, opulently occupying the corner of Mount Street and Carlos Place; The Connaught<\/strong> has been levelling up London\u2019s luxury hotel scene since swinging open its doors many years ago. Offering London\u2019s a taste of timeless elegance the moment they\u2019re welcomed by the charming doorman, The Connaught seamlessly blends British heritage and fascinating history with bold innovation and contemporary touches. Home to a total of 121 rooms and suites<\/strong>, as well as three bars, three restaurants (one of which is the proud owner of three shiny Michelin stars<\/a>, of course), and a gorgeous spa; its unsurprising that The Connaught has managed to earn itself a very comfortable spot atop La Liste\u2019s list.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd You\u2019ll find The Connaught at Carlos Place, W1K 2AL.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcb0 A stay at The Connaught will set you back between \u00a3800 and \u00a33000 a night.<\/p>\n The Savoy The other lavish London hotel to have topped the list is none other than the capital\u2019s very first purpose-built luxury hotel<\/strong>, The Savoy. Having been perched proudly on the Strand since 1889, The Savoy<\/strong> certainly knows a thing or two about showing its guests a good time. The first hotel in London to built with sole purpose of being luxurious, The Savoy has long enticed the world\u2019s most classy clientele. And with over 135 years of stories to tell<\/strong>, it\u2019s jam-packed with history<\/a>, charm and \u2013 quite literally \u2013 everything you\u2019d ever want or need for a outrageously fancy night\u2019s sleep in the capital.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udccd You\u2019ll find The Savoy on The Strand, WC2R 0EZ.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcb0 A stay at The Savoy will set you back between \u00a3750 and \u00a32200 a night.<\/p>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/06\/shutterstock_1100918342-min.jpg\"\/)
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