Hotel Filters
Hilton Hotels & Resorts Hotels Near Samurai
London Hilton on Park Lane
This 5-star hotel in Mayfair offers breathtaking views of Hyde Park and London’s skyline. Just steps from Green Park Underground Station, it’s a breeze to visit Buckingham Palace or shop on Oxford Street. With Chinese-speaking staff, traditional tea sets, and liaise services, you’ll feel right at home. Whether you’re craving French cuisine, sipping champagne, or letting kids enjoy the play area, there’s something for everyone. Recharge at the fitness center, sauna, or yoga studio, while the business center and meeting rooms make it perfect for work trips.
Hilton London Bankside
This hotel is the perfect choice for your London trip! Located in the city center, just a 10-minute walk to the Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe, it offers unbeatable convenience. Enjoy top-notch amenities like an indoor pool, 24-hour fitness center, and spa treatments to unwind. The executive lounge and kids' play area make it ideal for both business and family trips. The breakfast is highly praised, and OXBO Bankside serves delicious meals. Rooms are spacious and cozy, featuring free WiFi and LED TVs, plus thoughtful services like wedding planning and a business center to meet all your needs!
The Waldorf Hilton, London
Nestled in the heart of London, this luxurious hotel is just a 4-minute walk to Covent Garden Market and 12 minutes to Trafalgar Square. Enjoy premium amenities like the Executive Lounge, fitness center, and Chinese-friendly services. The 298 rooms feature flat-screen TVs and free toiletries, with some offering terrace views. Perfect for both business and leisure, the hotel boasts a 24-hour business center and two bars/lounges. Don’t miss the authentic English breakfast to start your day right!
Hilton London Tower Bridge
Hilton London Metropole
Hilton London Angel Islington
Hilton London Euston
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Samurai
London Hanover Square Hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the British Museum, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the museum’s iconic dome. The hotel offers a curated Samurai Welcome Kit including a miniature katana, Japanese tea set, and exhibition guide. Guests also enjoy priority access to themed workshops like traditional calligraphy and a ceremonial tea ceremony inspired by Edo-era rituals
Marriott London Russell Square is centrally located—just a 7-minute walk from the museum entrance. It offers complimentary cultural shuttle service to the exhibition halls and hosts exclusive Samurai Experience Packages, including a private curator talk, a guided tour through the armor collection, and a digital interactive map of historical battle sites featured in the exhibit
Bryanston Street Boutique Hotel specializes in family travel with its interactive Samurai Discovery Suites, where children can explore touch-screen timelines of feudal Japan, play virtual sword-fighting games, and participate in a ‘Young Samurai’ badge-earning program. The hotel provides fast-track entry tickets and kid-sized audio guides, making the exhibit accessible and engaging for younger visitors
Greenwich Riverside Hotel runs a special 'Night Watch: Samurai' program, allowing guests to visit the exhibition in a quiet, candlelit setting after closing. Led by expert historians, this experience includes a private viewing of the samurai armor gallery, followed by a storytelling session on legendary warriors. Complimentary night-time shuttle transfers and a limited-edition glow-in-the-dark samurai emblem are included
Shangri-La Hotel, London (Regent Street) features a Zen-inspired spa with a 'Samurai Meditation Bath'—a blend of Japanese onsen traditions and British herbal therapies. Guests receive early access to the exhibition, a personalized welcome letter from the museum curator, and a bespoke souvenir booklet detailing key artifacts on display, elevating the entire cultural journey
Coffin Garden Hinoki House is a hidden gem housed in a restored 19th-century building, with rooms themed around famous samurai clans such as the Minamoto and Taira. Each room includes hand-painted scrolls, tatami flooring, and a traditional shoji screen. Daily events include live demonstrations of sword-drawing techniques, ikebana flower arranging, and a hands-on workshop to craft your own personal war talisman, creating a deeply immersive cultural stay
Traveler Reviews
See what other travelers say about Samurai
London Hilton on Park Lane
Staying at the London Hilton on Park Lane was an absolutely delightful experience. The room was immaculate and beautifully appointed, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night's sleep. The staff went above and beyond—always friendly, attentive, and helpful with any request. Breakfast was exceptional, offering a wide variety of both continental and American-style options, including a proper full English breakfast that hit the spot. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: just a 10- to 15-minute walk from Hyde Park Corner, Buckingham Palace, and Harrods. You're also within easy reach of major landmarks like Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and Westminster Abbey—perfect for sightseeing without needing to rely heavily on public transport. Yes, the price is on the higher side, but given the quality, service, and central location, the value is outstanding—especially during off-peak seasons. I’d highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting London who wants comfort, convenience, and a touch of luxury.
Hilton London Bankside
Staying at the Hilton London Bankside was an absolute delight! We booked a family double room with two beds, and it was surprisingly spacious—three suitcases could be laid out flat without feeling cramped. The bathroom was generously sized and very well-appointed. Daily cleaning was prompt and thorough, keeping everything fresh and tidy throughout our stay. The minibar was always replenished quickly, with a great selection of drinks, all complimentary—no extra charges at all. Breakfast was a highlight: we loved the inclusion of congee and oatmeal, which was a nice touch for those of us used to Asian breakfasts. The traditional English breakfast was excellent—rich coffee, perfectly fresh bread, and a good variety of pastries and spreads. While the range wasn’t massive, everything tasted great and was more than enough to fill you up. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable—Tate Modern and St. Paul’s Cathedral are just a 5-10 minute walk away. There are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby, and getting around the city via public transport is super easy. This hotel offers fantastic value and comfort—definitely a top pick if you're visiting London.
The Waldorf Hilton, London
I wasn’t too picky about the room, so I booked a standard single—only to find out upon arrival that the AC wasn’t working. They upgraded me to a suite right away, which was such a nice surprise and showed great guest care. But honestly, the location is what truly blew me away. The theatre for *Mamma Mia!* is literally next door, and *The Lion King* is just around the corner—plus, there are so many other shows nearby. Being tucked right into Covent Garden means it’s always buzzing, even at 10 PM. Everything worth seeing—the museums, landmarks, shops—is within easy walking distance. That’s exactly why I loved traveling solo here: no need to plan routes or rely on transport. Just turn a corner whenever you feel like changing direction. The only downside? After staying at a few different Hiltons, the breakfast spread felt repetitive—same old options, getting a bit stale. Still, the combination of unbeatable location, fair pricing, and excellent service makes this hotel a must-try. Would absolutely come back.
Hilton London Metropole
The location is fantastic—just a short walk from major attractions and easily accessible by public transit. While the rooms are on the smaller side, they’re quiet and well-designed for comfort. The cleanliness could be better, but overall, it’s a solid choice compared to other hotels in London. Great value for the price, and I’d definitely stay here again.
Hilton London Angel Islington
Staying at Hilton London Angel Islington was an absolutely delightful experience. The room was spacious and beautifully designed, offering plenty of comfort and a great sense of openness. Every staff member I encountered was incredibly friendly, proactive, and genuinely welcoming—always ready to assist without being intrusive. Cleanliness was top-notch throughout the property, with no corners cut on hygiene. Breakfast was excellent, with a wide variety of options and consistent quality that lives up to the expected Hilton five-star standard. The location is fantastic—just steps away from public transport, making it super easy to explore central London or nearby attractions. It’s not just convenient; it’s a smart choice for travelers who value both comfort and accessibility. Highly recommended—I’ll definitely be returning.
Hilton London Euston
Moving from a guesthouse to this Hilton was like stepping into a whole new world—definitely a game-changer. After staying in several budget accommodations across London, I can confidently say: avoid hostels or private rentals if you want a stress-free trip. This Hilton is perfectly located—just a 10-minute walk to the British Museum, and everything else in central London is within easy reach. The only minor downside? It’s on a busy street, so there’s some traffic noise at night—but double-glazed windows do a great job of blocking it out. What really impressed me was being able to link my Hilton Honors membership upon check-in. The perks were instant: complimentary room upgrade, late checkout, and a warm welcome that made me feel valued. The bed was incredibly comfortable, the staff friendly and efficient, and the overall atmosphere felt luxurious without being over-the-top. For the price, the value is outstanding. I’ll definitely be back—this is now my go-to hotel in London.
Hotel 41
Staying at Hotel 41 felt like stepping into a well-kept secret from a bygone era. In an age where many hotels seem to have given up on quality service, it’s genuinely refreshing to find one that still upholds high standards with such dedication. I visited during the quiet March season—my first time experiencing this historic gem from the Red Carnation group. Hotel 41 and its neighboring property, Rubens, are part of the same family, and both are warmly greeted by the same elderly doorman who adds a personal touch right from arrival. From the moment you step inside, the attention to detail is palpable. Our Korean housekeeper was incredibly sweet and enthusiastic—her warmth made the stay feel more like visiting friends than checking into a hotel. As a boutique property, the entire hotel spans just one floor, with the public area doubling as the lobby and lounge bar—an elegant blend of old-world charm and timeless style. Welcome champagne, non-stop snacks throughout the day (candy, ice cream, hot and cold bites), afternoon tea, and late-night nibbles make the experience even more luxurious. The signature treat? Chocolate shortbread—simple but unforgettable. That said, standard rooms are quite small; fitting two adults and two large suitcases left little room to move around. Bathrooms feel dated in design and fixtures, though they’re clean and functional. One delightful touch: the nightly turndown includes a cozy hot water bottle tucked under the sheets—a small gesture that truly warms the soul. You can ask almost anything of your housekeeper—they’ll help with luggage packing, local tips, or even last-minute requests. The location is unbeatable: directly opposite Buckingham Palace stables. Walking to the palace, Big Ben, and Westminster Abbey felt effortless—more like a leisurely stroll than a tourist rush. For a unique, intimate, and deeply personal stay in central London, Hotel 41 delivers exceptional value and genuine hospitality.
Radisson Blu Hotel, London Tottenham Court Road (formely Kenilworth)
I stayed in a single room which was compact but perfectly functional with all the essentials. The breakfast was exceptional—plenty of options, fresh ingredients, and high quality across the board. I especially appreciated the little touches in the lobby: lemon tea, apples, and Walkers crisps available for guests to enjoy anytime. It's these thoughtful details that make a big difference. Overall, the experience was excellent, and I'd definitely book again. Highly recommend staying here if you're in London.
Wilde Aparthotels London Paddington
Staying in a lower-floor room was surprisingly quiet—no noise at all despite the city location. The room size is just right, not too cramped and very clean throughout. I especially appreciated having a small kitchenette and dining area, which made it easy to prepare simple meals during my stay. The staff were warm and helpful, always ready to assist with any questions. This place offers great value and comfort, and if I ever return to London, I’d definitely book here again. A fantastic choice for travelers who want a home-like atmosphere with excellent service.
Cheval Harrington Court at South Kensington
Staying at Cheval Harrington Court at South Kensington was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The room was spotless, modern, and beautifully appointed with high-quality amenities—including a full set of OSEA products in the bathroom, which made every moment feel luxurious. Daily housekeeping service was thoughtful and kept everything fresh and tidy. There’s a front desk available for luggage storage, and the elevator works smoothly—access requires a key card, which adds a nice touch of security. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: just a 3-minute walk to South Kensington Underground station, and both the Natural History Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum are within walking distance. Public transport access is seamless, and exploring central London became so easy. One small note: when checking out, we were asked if we’d like to pay a service fee, but this wasn’t mentioned during booking or on arrival. We weren’t sure whether to tip per day or based on meal services, which made the moment a bit awkward. Still, that minor hiccup didn’t take away from how impressed we were with the overall quality, comfort, and convenience. This place offers excellent value and would absolutely be my top pick for future stays in London.
The Dilly
The stay at The Dilly was absolutely perfect—10/10 in every way. I booked through a platform, and honestly, the experience was worth every penny. From the moment we walked into the room, the beautiful décor and thoughtful touches made us feel welcome. The ambiance is elegant yet warm, the location is unbeatable—right in the heart of London with everything nearby. The vibe is just right—quiet enough to relax but still close to all the action. Every detail felt intentional and well-crafted. I’d book again in a heartbeat. This place truly delivers on its promise and then some.
The Apartments by the Sloane Club
The location is absolutely fantastic—situated in a sophisticated, quiet neighborhood with plenty of great restaurants and shops just steps away. The apartments are spacious, well-appointed, and incredibly peaceful, making it a perfect retreat after a long day exploring London. The staff goes above and beyond with their attentive, efficient, and genuinely friendly service. Every detail feels thoughtfully considered, from the modern amenities to the clean, stylish interiors. It’s rare to find such a high level of comfort and hospitality in a city as busy as London. This place truly delivers on every front—highly recommend for anyone looking for a refined, relaxing stay.
Other Destinations You Might Like
Explore more amazing destinations