London vacation rentals

Once the home of highwaymen and known as Five Fields for centuries, modern Belgravia is one of London’s most affluent boroughs - filled with luxury London accommodation options. To the southwest is Buckingham Palace and the royal park, which is open to visitors during the summer. At the heart of the borough is Belgrave Square, a classic London square surrounded by elegant, stuccoed houses and mansions. With such stunning architecture on display around every corner, it’s no surprise that you’ll frequently see film units using the refined frontages as backdrops for your favourite period dramas.

Think of Knightsbridge and there’s one iconic store that springs to mind - Harrods. It’s also home to one of the world’s most expensive apartments and flagship stores. Browse shoes at Gucci or get accessorised at Loewe. Knightsbridge is also where you’ll find some of the best holiday rental homes in London. Dine in some of the city’s most exclusive restaurants (we can help you book well in advance). Or stroll around some of the capital’s finest antique stores. If you need to escape the crowds for a while, Hyde Park is a short distance away.

Notting Hill is one of London’s most recognisable neighborhoods, but there’s more to it than first impressions. Best known for market days along Portobello Road - the area mixes vintage shops, independent boutiques, and a genuinely global food scene. Beyond the colourful homes and lively crowds, there’s a creative streak, from painted murals to small music venues where jazz still feels like a local secret. It’s lively without being overwhelming, and unmistakably London, just at a slightly more relaxed pace.

South Kensington brings together grand architecture and serious cultural credentials. Its elegant squares and period buildings are shaped by institutions like the Royal College of Art and the Royal College of Music, giving the neighborhood a totally unique feel. Museums, galleries, and auction houses are part of the everyday landscape here, woven naturally into residential streets, the sort of place where popping into a world-class museum can feel as routine as grabbing your morning coffee

Chelsea balances long-standing affluence with a confident, contemporary edge. Known for its galleries, restaurants, and fashion-forward boutiques along the King’s Road, it’s a neighborhood that feels polished, lively, and very much of the moment. Expect a bold, colourful scene where exclusive restaurants and hypercars sit next to retro record shops and vintage fashion stores. You’ll also find plenty of London vacation rentals, homes and apartments for couples, groups and families.

Whether you want to learn all about ancient history or experience the incredible atmosphere of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington is London’s cultural epicentre. This affluent borough is home to internationally acclaimed museums, galleries, concert halls and colleges, as well as embassies and consulates. You’ll also find some of our most luxurious serviced apartments in London here. Regarded as one of the best shopping districts in London, Kensington is renowned for its vintage clothing boutiques, as well as bespoke fashion stores and independent coffee shops.

Marylebone has always attracted those who know London well. Lined with Georgian townhouses and stylish streets, it offers a lived-in take on the city, polished but never showy. Marylebone High Street is a highlight: elegant, refreshingly free of tourist traps, and filled with boutiques, cafés, and restaurants that locals actually use. From here, it’s easy to move between village-like calm and classic London culture, whether that’s a match at Lord’s Cricket Ground, an afternoon at the Wallace Collection, or dinner at one of the neighbourhood’s well-regarded tables.

Primrose Hill offers a quieter side of London, without ever feeling removed from it. Sitting just north of Regent’s Park, it’s best known for its open green space and wide views across the city, the kind that remind you how much ground London actually covers. Once a royal hunting park and now a favorite spot for long walks and impromptu picnics. Head to Primrose Hill to slow down, check out some iconic food spots like It's Bagels, and slow things down.

Elegant Georgian houses and lush green parks – Bayswater is a delightfully refined part of London, discerning visitors can expect uniformed doormen and exclusive restaurants. Stay at one of our London rentals and you’re just a short walk from the thriving cultural attractions of the West End. This is one of the most culturally diverse parts of the capital, a favorite of the locals and always popular with celebrities. Dine on Vietnamese or Malaysian cuisine, stroll around the tranquil Kensington Gardens - one of the finest royal parks in London.

Holland Park feels like a pocket of London that keeps itself to itself. Tucked into the western edge of Kensington, its tree-lined streets and grand Victorian houses sit alongside destination restaurants, discreet bars, and a strong design presence, with the Design Museum close by. The neighborhood’s namesake park sits at the center of it all, a mix of formal gardens and wilder corners where peacocks wander as if they own the place. It’s compact, composed, and full of surprises.