Staying in Trafalgar Square offers a unique and historical experience. This OneFineStay apartment, located opposite Canada House, provides a cozy vantage point to dip in and out of central London. The apartment features two spacious bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen, and a clubby sitting room with beams from the original building. The eclectic decor, including a vintage Harrow XI cricket bat and a deer-antler lamp, adds to the charm. This location allows easy access to iconic sites like Buckingham Palace and the National Gallery, making it perfect for those wanting to be in the heart of the city. The apartment sleeps four and costs from £466 per night, with a three-night minimum stay.

A stay in Marylebone offers the perfect blend of centrality and serenity. This two-story townhouse, minutes away from Mayfair and Regent’s Park, provides a quiet retreat despite its central location. The interior features moody art, vintage furniture, and a memorable marble fireplace in the living area. The spacious bedrooms are tucked away downstairs, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. Guests also enjoy a welcome hamper and the option for tailored experiences such as cookery classes or a nanny service, making it an ideal choice for families. The maisonette sleeps four and costs from £374 per night.

This Hackney townhouse, recognized by the Modern House, is a true design gem. The sharp modernist retreat is located minutes from the Columbia Road flower market and features an art collection, vintage furniture, and a cozy wood burner. The restoration has turned this terrace into a stylish home with plenty of plants and designer pieces. It's perfect for those looking to stay in one of London’s trendiest neighborhoods while enjoying modern comforts and artistic touches. The townhouse sleeps four and costs from £500 per night, with a two-night minimum stay.

Elephant & Castle is ideal for those wanting to be in the center of it all. This chic apartment is located in Zone 1, close to Big Ben, Borough Market, and Tate Modern. The soothing palette of neutrals and tasteful modern furniture create a relaxing sanctuary after a day of sightseeing. With its central location and stylish interior, this apartment offers both convenience and comfort. The apartment sleeps three and costs from £220 per night, with a four-night minimum stay.

For culture lovers, staying in Knightsbridge offers proximity to some of London’s finest museums, including the V&A and the Natural History Museum. This traditional flat features floral fabrics, quirky touches like hand-blown glass vases, and a gallery wall in the living room. Its snug space provides a cozy retreat after a day exploring the cultural treasures of London. With a prime location and charming decor, it’s a perfect choice for those wanting to immerse themselves in London’s rich heritage. The flat sleeps two and costs from £135 per night.