The Landmark Hotel London in Marylebone has long been a favourite for celebs, with Keira Knightley, Jack Black, and the Manchester United football team among those to enjoy the five-star accommodation and facilities. Even Mel Gibson, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been spotted at The Landmark over the years.
Where do celebrities stay when they come to London?
Langham Hotel London
This 380-room hotel is luxurious with a quintessential English air of prestige without the usual pretention. The hotel has a premier location for West End shopping. The ultra-luxurious Chuan Spa and salt sauna doesn't hurt its high-end credentials either.
1. The Rosewood London. Rosewood Hotel London By Durston Saylor – CC BY-SA 3.0, Justin Bieber, Oprah Winfrey, Diana Vickers are just a few of the names sighted at the posh Rosewood London hotel, one of the top celebrity hotels in London 2024.
Central London has one of the highest density of millionaires in world so you would bump into one just spending a lot of time in Central London (Kensington, Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Covent Garden, Belgravia Chelsea, etc). Dine at Michelin Star restaurants.
Tape London is an iconic hip hop club in London. A staple in the heart of Mayfair frequented by celebrities, rappers, famous singers, footballers, fashionistas, and global elites.
Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Moss, Joe Jonas, and Pharrell Williams are amongst just some of the famous faces to have experienced the charm of 34 Mayfair.
Balmoral, Edinburgh. Moving further afield, the Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh is really the place for celebrity spotting in the city. It's rumoured that J K Rowling finished off Harry Potter and the Deathly Harrows in room 652, which has now been nicknamed 'The Harry Potter Suite'.
DiCaprio is no stranger to London and often visits the city. Over the weekend, the actor was spotted visiting one of his beloved spots, the luxury Chiltern Firehouse hotel.
They were also seen leaving The Twenty Two Hotel which is located on Grosvenor Square in London. In December 2021, Hailey and Justin Bieber were photographed at The Dorchester where the likes of A-listers Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian and Mariah Carey have all stayed.
Tom was reportedly shopping for a home in Kensington, London, last year. While filming Mission Impossible, he stayed at the Corinthia Residences in central London. He reportedly rented out a penthouse which had four bedrooms and an indoor pool.
Beyoncé and Jay-Z seem to be creatures of habit, particularly where London is concerned. Their preferred hotel is the Corinthia overlooking the Thames on Whitehall, in the Royal Penthouse suite, of course, which boasts a panoramic view of the skyline and, at 5,000sq ft, is the largest of its kind in London.
The Ritz became popular with film stars and executives when staying in London, although the hotel has kept most of the names of many of its luminaries a secret in its records.
1 Hotel Mayfair is the UK's flagship and first European destination for the brand developed by SH Hotels & Resorts in collaboration with Crosstree Real Estate Partners.
Key streets such as Duke Street and North Audley Street provide some of Mayfair's finest homes, with residents enjoying easy access to Selfridges on Oxford Street, whilst being a short distance from the boutique luxury outlets on Mount Street and nearby Bond Street.
With the rise in popularity of cinema, a new type of star shone brightly at The Savoy: Mary Pickford, Al Jolson, Cary Grant along with Virginia, the first of several wives, Tallulah Bankhead, John Wayne, Ava Gardner, Frank Sinatra (both these two before, during, and after marriage to each other), Vivien Leigh, the Marx ...
The Box club in Soho, London is a boutique club known for it's outrageous risque performances. It was opened after the success of it's sister venue in New York, also called The Box. Celebrities seen on the Box guestlist include Lady Gaga and Kiera Knightley. It is one of the hardest clubs in London to enter.
With so many famous movie stars, singers and socialites living in and around London, bumping shoulders with a celebrity may actually be a lot easier than you think. And who knows – you may be shopping next to Kate Moss, or dining in the same restaurant as Jude Law without even realizing it.
Annabel's, located in Berkeley Square, is one of the most sophisticated and well-respected members clubs in the world. Known for its stringent dress code and amazing entertainment, the crowd here tends to be a running list of the it-crowd and the who's-who of London proper.
Bishops Avenue, nicknamed 'Billionaires Row', in north-west London is one of the richest streets in the capital, with some homes nestled in the private road worth up to £350m. It's home to sultans, sheiks and newspaper magnate Richard Desmond, who City A.M. is told remains a longstanding resident of the infamous strip.
The East End has always contained some of London's poorest areas. The main reasons for this include: The medieval system of copyhold, which prevailed throughout the Manor of Stepney into the 19th century. There was little point in developing land that was held on short leases.
Tower Hamlets remains highly deprived relative to other London Boroughs. Tower Hamlets is the most deprived borough in London on three of the five summary measures (the average score, the extent and the most deprived ten per cent measures).
