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    I'm looking for recommendations on some very nice boutique or small hotels in London. I'd be grateful for any help or tips. Thx

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    The Covent Garden Hotel is centrally located, close to the theatres, and offer excellent service. We had a wonderful stay in London there. I found them via Tablet Hotels, a website for boutique hotels around the world.

    Here is a link:
    www.tablethotels.com/Covent-Garden-Hotel/London-Hotels-England/300

    Thanks from: pinb
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    The Covent Garden Hotel is part of a fabulous hotel group - Firmdale Hotels:

    http://www.firmdale.com/

    One of my Happy Places is the Soho Hotel (also part of that group). It is gorgeous, and is quietly tucked away, down a small quiet street in the middle of the Soho bustle.

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    The Draycott off of Sloane Square. Great small hotel if you are looking for a traditional british hotel. Great service, great, personal rooms that are all unique (some with fireplaces), and gret location.

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    we loved the lanesborough. walking distance to harrods and buckingham palace. across the street from hyde park.(or was is green park?) butler service for each floor. a lovely room for breakfast and tea and a cozy library with sofas for after dinner drinks etc....

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    We stayed a few day at The Rockwell, a member of the "design hotels", in June. We had an incedibely large room for London on the Lower Ground floor with a small terrace with two chairs and a table. It's probabely the cheappest Boutique hotel in London.(http://www.therockwellhotel.com/index.stm)

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    I recommend 22 Jermyn St. Owned by Henry Togna (who happens to be a friend of mine), it's a small but high-class establishment perfectly positioned below Piccadilly and between theatreland and the shops http://www.22jermyn.com/

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    The Sumner Hotel opened in 2006 its very nice, only 20 room and Queen and King size bed around 150 pounds, I found some other interesting hotels at www.myweekin.net they reference hotels by price and don't feature anything under 2 stars, you can also create your own travel guide of event at this site. But if you can afford it I stayed at St. Martin's Lane, it was like 'wow', very very groovy, with had two children and they were treated like royalty.

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