The Piccadilly London West End Hotel

Make yourself at home in the heart of the West End with a stay at the My Apartments Piccadilly Circus, close to the iconic Piccadilly Circus and within easy walking distance of many of London’s theatres, The National Gallery and Leicester Square. The contemporary open-plan style studios offer full kitchen facilities, with microwaves and dishwashers, flat-screen TVs, additional sofa beds, private bathrooms and complimentary wi-fi access. Please note that the property requires a refundable security deposit of £200 and a photo ID upon check-in.

Set in a five-storey Georgian building, Leicester House offers sumptuous rooms. Located in the heart of bustling Chinatown, our friendly yet professional staff will provide you traditional hospitality at its best. With 14 guest rooms and 3 suites, Leicester House is your new stop-off when in London and the Hotel is surrounded by the vibrant areas of Chinatown and Soho. As you walk through the door, you may have noticed the three signs on the front of the building - they read LANGOUSTE, HUITRES & MOULES and hark back to when the building opened as Manzi's seafood restaurant in 1928. But the history of the building goes back further, Leicester House was originally a six story Georgian townhouse, the building was the Hotel du Commerce in the early 19th century, whose guests included Karl Marx and the Austrian composer Johann Strauss, who stayed at the hotel in 1838.

Victory House London is a cozy boutique hotel located on London’s iconic Leicester Square, in the heart of the West-End. Exuding chicness both inside and out, the hotel offers stylish bedrooms and suites, all designed with a nod to the area’s cinematic glamour, with many offering unrivaled, front-row views to London’s exclusive red-carpet film premieres. If you're looking to explore Central London's infamous hotspots such as quirky Soho, buzzy China Town or bustling Covent Garden, Victory House is your ideal stay destination. Bedrooms range in size from cosy, intimate rooms to large suites, all designed and inspired by the 1950’s cinematic glamour and finished with 50's art deco touches such as dial phones and bellman-cart style brass dressings. The interiors have been designed to be gentle on the eyes with soft teal, grey and beige furnishings featuring subtle cinema icons and references integrated in an ode to the local dramatic heritage of the area.