Regents Park Hotels

A large Royal Park to the north of Oxford Street and Fitzrovia, Regent’s Park is a peaceful alternative to Hyde Park, a little more sparse but equally lovely, and less disturbed by tourists. The park connects London’s retail and commercial hub at the southern end with wealthy residential areas to the north like Primrose Hill and St Johns Wood. For tourists, hotels near Regent’s Park make a great base, with a little distance from the hectic city centre and easy access to the park itself, a huge and serene plain of greenery with a manicured rose garden and pleasant boating lake. Regent’s Park is also the home of London Zoo.

The station is on the southeast end of the park, and is surrounded by many hotels, usually in possession of three or four stars. Closest hotel is the Grange Fitzrovia, a very smart four star joint outfitted in shining mahogany. A close competitor is the slightly more modern Melia White House. Slightly larger than the Grange, the White House features among its facilities a large fitness room and the restaurant L’Albufera, described as one of the best Spanish restaurants outside of Spain. For a good three star prospect, check out the Astor Court Hotel, a very pleasant guesthouse in a former gentlemen’s club. Astor Court’s rooms are often small, but always very comfortable.

Regent’s Park has three tube stations along its southern edge: Baker Street, Great Portland Street and Regent’s Park, which is on the Bakerloo Line.

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