Best Hotel Bars In London

After secret hotel bars in London? Sibin Speakeasy is the ideal drinking den to head to, as it's hidden behind an unassuming bookcase at Great Scotland Yard Hotel. Think over 170 different kinds of whisky, cocktails and jazz nights.

Located in Victoria's Hotel 41, this cool and quirky Champagne bar manages to bridge that troublesome gap between fun and sophisticated. For people who have always dreamed of drinking premium Champagne against a leopard-print backdrop, that dream can be realised here at one of the top hotel bars in London.

Discover one of the best boozers inside the Mercure London Bridge Hotel. Decked out with sleek decor and modern touches, the venue has a wide range of gin cocktails, alongside a bar snack menu toting truffle fries, calamari and more.

Boasting a boutique hotel and bar, The Wolfpack Inn in Fulham is a great spot for those after tasty concoctions. Explore the house cocktails or craft beer, all before chowing down on hearty food, including burgers, truffle fries and vegan-friendly options.

One of the best hotel bars in London, this gorgeous Central London spot is bringing stunning sips and luxe interiors to the heart of Bloomsbury. Stop in for signature cocktails served with style, and stick around for a few bar bites.

The gorgeous rooftop terrace at the Hari Hotel comes complete with lush green plants, comfy sofas and a retractable roof for those gloomier days. Sip on cocktails or nibble on a selection of small plates in this cosy outdoor spot.

Perfectly situated at the intersection of Mayfair's elegance and Oxford Street's energy, SOUND Cafe serves as a cultural hotspot in London's entertainment scene. Its prime location makes it easy to stop by for a meal, a drink, or a live performance.

With its mix of music, food, and nightlife, SOUND Cafe bridges the gap between luxury and accessibility, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

Not only is La Bibliotheque a place to stay when you're exploring London, but it's also a restaurant and bar with charming modern interiors. Its cocktail menu 'The Journey' is one to look out for, curated by Melissa Frangi, who uses traditional Japanese spirits to create innovative tipples.

Dating back to the late Victorian era, the Fox & Anchor makes an elegant impression with its grand mahogany doors, etched glass and heavy brass interiors. This is one stylish and historic venue to host your after-work drinks, and there's a mighty impressive selection of seasonal British food on cue if you fancy dining. The venue comes complete with 6 stunning boutique hotel rooms - each rich with history and style - tying into the history of the pub.

The Lobby Bar at the London EDITION is a striking place to enjoy a signature drink. Upon entry, cast your eyes on a stainless steel orb dangling from the ceiling, adding to the British and European-inspired charm of the space, and make your way over to one of the plush sofas or intimate, candle-lit tables. Delight in signature tipples like the Caper-Tini, made with Fords gin and topped with capers, or a McDuff Old Fashioned, featuring coconut water. 

When it comes to top-notch hotel hotspots in Shoreditch, Nobu Bar & Terrace at Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch is a strong contender. Decked out with animated street art, this venue housed within the exclusive building is bound to impress. What's on the menu? Enjoy highball concoctions, alongside a lip-smackin' selection of sake.

A hotel bar like no other, The Perception Bar defines the Central London bar scene, with amazing interiors, bar-raising cocktails and delicious food. Coupled with an amazing music events scene and a carefree attitude and you have a must-visit bar.

The positively charming Dog & Fox is a gastropub wonder in Wimbledon, with 17 boutique styled rooms on offer in case you liked it so much you fancied an overnight stay. A well-rounded venue in the heart of the village, there's British food served from the kitchen, a choice range of well-kept ales and stylish hotel rooms to ensure a good night's rest.

In vibrant Shoreditch, Marlowe Café, Bar & Restaurant can be found in the hotel Montcalm East. Sip on signature cocktails such as a whisky-based The Bard or ponder over a glass of wine from an extensive list, against a minimal yet striking backdrop. 

Novotel London on Greenwich High Road is a top pick of hotel bars, and not only for that contemporary and colourful look that gives it an eclectic feel. There are over 40 spirits on their list, meaning you can grab your perfect mix, alongside world wines and draught beers or cider too. Plus, there's afternoon tea and British meals if you fancy it too.

The Den is a relaxed, stylish and sophisticated spot to unwind inside the St. Martin's Lane hotel. Kitted out with leather sofas and warm lighting, quirky artworks serve as a conversation starter and there's a menu of bespoke G&Ts that any gin lover will need to check out. Come for a divine Afternoon Tea experience or just decompress with a couple of drinks at this hidden bar in amongst the bustle of Covent Garden.

Situated in Kensington, The Franklin Hotel is the height of glamour, which extends to its snazzy cocktail and Champagne bar. Boasting interiors that take you back to the 1920s, including Venetian mirrors and plush seating, it's the perfect place to enjoy a tipple or two.

Found underneath its namesake hotel, The Dilly is a slinky bar that's ideal for swish date nights, pre-theatre tipples and live music. Grab yourself a seat in the elegant, intimate space and indulge in theatrical twists on classic cocktails, as well as the sounds of talented pianists and vocalists doing their thing.

Long Bar at Sanderson Hotel is a gorgeous space for the most unique cocktails, as well as a range of spirits, Champagne, wine and more. Think ingredients like cardamom bitters, pineapple and almond soda or apple pie syrup whipped up into delish drinks.

Located in the charming The Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel, this cocktail bar is as luxurious as they get. Expect an innovate menu of cocktails alongside afternoon tea and whiskey nosing experiences. It's perfect for everything from after-work drinks to weekend escapes.

On the top floor of the gorgeous Leicester Square hotel, you'll find 8 at The Londoner. Boasting sleek interiors, pretty panoramas of the city and a delicious menu of Japanese cuisine, this is the perfect spot for date night or catching up with friends.

Offering plush interiors and great cocktails, Reunion Bar within the historic Grosvenor Hotel is perfect spot if you're looking for delicious drinks and a relaxed atmosphere near Victoria.

Searching for the best hotel bars London's Mayfair? Far from your typical watering hole, The Luggage Room is a decadent 1920s-style spot. To be let in, you'll need to find the unassuming black door before telling your name to the person on the other side through a sliding hatch. The effort will be worth it when you're met with jazz music and elegant cocktails in this chic late-night drinking spot.

Victorian townhouse hotel Roseate House is home to a dramatic bar area where every sipping session is made to feel movie-worthy. The deluxe drinking den sets out to impress without driving up those drink prices; cocktails start from £10.50 and range from a classic French martini to a creamy marmalade blend. They also serve international wines and Champagne by the bottle. 

Found within The Gore Hotel, Bar 190 is a slinky drinking den that the likes of The Rolling Stones used to frequent. Head along to the plush parlour, which comes complete with low lighting and draped curtains, to enjoy a range of delicious cocktails and classic British bites.

Make your way to Lost Property Hotel's stunning Found Restaurant and Bar in the City of London for a fabulous array of concoctions. Whether you're after a signature or classic bevvy, you can enjoy it with a lip-smacking selection of European-inspired plates. Yum.

Set in the very swish May Fair Hotel, this bar is a slick and stylish drinking choice, from the intimate booths through to the futuristic decor. Stop by for smart cocktails that put a twist on originals, as well as a hearty brunch offering, only moments from some of London's best shops.

Andaz London has some of the best hotel bars in London, thanks to the venue's chic interiors, bright colours and ambient lighting. Head to places such as 1901 Wine Lounge, Rakes Bar, and Lady Abercorn's Pub & Kitchen. Getting peckish after a few tipples? They've got restaurants as well and 267 beautiful rooms.

Nestled on the top three floors of the slinky Novotel Hotel, Bokan is the Canary Wharf restaurant bar that you need to discover. Boasting floor-to-ceiling windows, it offers unbeatable views of the City, as well as a range of excellent cocktails and wines.

When it comes to some of the most stunning hotel bars in London, this Liverpool Street nugget constantly comes up trumps. Found at the heart of five-star lifestyle hotel Andaz London Liverpool Street, Rake's Café Bar is a premium place for plush interiors and some of the finest cocktails in the business.

Searching for stunning Holborn spots? Look no further than this luxe hotel bar, NYX Eat, Drink & Play. Fronting quirky interiors and artwork based on pop culture, the modern watering hole slings out cracking cocktails - we mean over 20 different mezcals to choose from.

Run by bartender royalty, Lyaness is one of London's best hotel cocktail bars, based in Southwark. Based on the ground floor of Sea Containers, the bar is elegantly decorated, boasting jaw-dropping views of the idyllic River Thames. Shunning classic cocktails, Ryan Chetiyawardana redefines recipes with a drinks menu is split into a number of subsections and created using house-made ingredients.

A discreet hotel bar with elegant decor featuring leather panels, underlit lamps, and deep-buttoned velvet seating, K Bar At The Kensington is the place to be for a sumptuous evening out. Curated by Ben Manchester, who has over a decade of experience in luxury drinking and dining, the reflections cocktail menu is especially exciting. It serves 16 cocktails inspired by different eras, countries, cultures, and customs, made using home-made pickling, sherbets, bitters, and infused liqueurs.

Part of the Apex Hotel in the City of London, The Lampery is a modern and swish new restaurant that cooks up British plates and steaks. They also have a great cocktail menu, with drink deals throughout the week.

One of the most opulent bars in London, this Chinese-themed watering hole at The Dorchester offers stunning cocktails and delicious dim sum, alongside some of the most impressive interiors in town.