Experts' Choice Award The Ritz London Hotel
What the experts agree on
Since 1906, this Piccadilly icon defines luxury with old-world glamour—Palm Court tea, spacious rooms, and a strict dress code. Formal, traditional, and undeniably grand, though better suited to celebrating London than blending in.
“Designed in a French-chateau style and opened in 1906, The Ritz London neighbors Green Park and Buckingham Palace.”
– Travel + Leisure
Michelin Guide "World famous... lavishly appointed and luxurious rooms."
Concierge "One of the world's famous hotels... opened in 1906, and is quite as lovely as it was in its first heyday—thanks largely to more than ten years of sympathetic private ownership."
Time Out "If you like the idea of a world where jeans and trainers are banned and jackets must be worn by gentlemen when dining (the requirement is waived for breakfast), the Ritz is for you." Full review
DK Eyewitness "A byword for pampering luxury since it opened in 1906, the Ritz continues to win awards for superior all-round service."
Star Service "The Ritz's clientele is composed of a comic, age-old dichotomy of jet-setting billionaires and splurging romantics. " Full review
Gayot "Built in 1906 by César Ritz, The Ritz London stands proud as the bastion of grand luxury and opulence."
Forbes Travel Guide 4 Stars
"Located in the heart of the city, The Ritz London is one of the most iconic hotels in the world, first opened in 1906 by Swiss hotelier César Ritz." Full review
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"This 136-room caravanserai has a spectacular position overlooking Green Park and is supposedly the Royal Family’s home away from home." Full review
Not For Tourists "Man without a jacket? Wait outside while we judge you."
Condé Nast Traveler "The Ritz London is the perfect stay for the uninitiated London tourist." Full review
$647/night
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