The Best Hotels For Brunch In London

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By Talia Gilliham Food, Drinks & Events Writer, DesignMyNight Talia has over 8 years of experience writing across hospitality and travel, including bylines in TimeOut. Last updated on 24th August 2026

There's no denying that weekends were made for flowing drinks and stacks of pancakes - hell, our veins probably run red with bloody marys at this point. But if you're sick of the same old avocado on toast, then it's time to elevate your brunch game. Whether it's a day date, birthday plans or you just need to treat-yo-self, there's no better way than to splash out with a slinky hotel brunch in London. From buzzing boutique spots to rooftop hideaways, here's the cream of the crop.

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Middle Eight

A luxurious sanctuary amongst the bustle of Covent Garden, Middle Eight Hotel is an escape from the city while being conveniently in the centre of it. Muted tones and natural materials contribute to the tranquil vibe, with all-week brunch-style dining served at its in-house restaurant, Sycamore. 

Championing Italian ingredients, expect an exceptional spread from the bakery counter and cheese and charcuterie section – from every manner of cured meat to pastries galore and a selection of fruit with yoghurt and granola, you won't be going home hungry. There are also hot options, including a full English, omelettes and a signature sweet toast dish with chantilly cream and mixed berries. 

Fremantle Bar & Kitchen

For a brunch that blends global flavours with a relaxed atmosphere, Fremantle Bar and Kitchen is the perfect destination. Their Quayside Blowout brunch menu offers a unique twist on traditional breakfast fare with dishes like East End eggs Benedict, featuring herbed mushrooms, streaky bacon, and hash browns, and the roasted Portobello Benedict for a delightful vegetarian option.

If you're in the mood for something lighter, try the Thai soba noodle salad, packed with fresh, crunchy vegetables and vibrant herbs. Add to that 90 minutes of unlimited fizz, and it's the perfect way to spend your weekend.

NYX Hotel London Holborn & Sabine Holborn

Decked out in quirky artwork, colourful cushions and purple neon sings, the rooftop restaurant at NYX Hotel London Holborn & Sabine Holborn is a top choice for bottomless brunches. Not only can you enjoy 90 minutes of prosecco or select cocktails, but they're also offering a two-course feast which includes pulled lamb flatbread, smoked salmon gravadlax and an indulgent French brioche toast for dessert, all for £49.95 per person.

The Zetter Townhouse

Pairing bloody marys, smoothies and freshly pressed juice with classics from the full English to eggs royale, The Zetter Townhouse is one for the traditional spread. Whether you're staying at the Clerkenwell hotel or heading over for a weekend pit-stop, you can't go wrong at this hotel for brunch in London.

The Aubrey at The Mandarin Oriental

If you're after an impressive hotel bottomless brunch in London, this one should be firmly on your list. Clocking in at £58 per person, the menu includes oysters, sashimi, yakitori and more for the table, before a choice of mouthwatering mains and a dessert bento box. Going all out? Pair all that with 90 minutes of flowing Champagne and sake for £40.

Madera at Treehouse London

Sitting on the pricier end of the scale, Madera at Treehouse London is an Instagram-worthy Mexican restaurant that matches bold flavours and punchy cocktails with elevated views over central London. Round up your friends and head to Langham Place for celebrity spotting and a luxe brunch.

We're talking delicious eggs and avocado, and full fry-ups with turkey bacon alongside smoked sausages and refried beans. Delicious. 

The Gourmet Bar

The Gourmet Bar can be found inside Novotel London on Greenwich High Road, making sure you can get your fix of British-style brunches and breakfasts in a colourful, contemporary hotel restaurant setting. There are vegan, veggie and traditional full Englishes, alongside everything from eggs benedict to avo smash as well.