Visit the West End and discover hotels, shopping streets, shows, things to do & so much more on your next family vacation. From designer labels to high street favourites, find the brands you can't wait to discover in the West End with our street-by-street directory. Home to many flagship boutiques, unique in-store experiences, and hard-to-find labels.
View our collection of the finest luxury hotels in London's West End. Selected for their outstanding reputations in unrivalled service, breath-taking interiors, top end amenities, and an unforgettable experience, they'll take care of everything you need for a comfortable stay. Browse our carefully-chosen guide to world-class restaurants and explore gastronomic London.
Home to Michelin stars, celebrity chefs, and every cuisine you can imagine, make your next meal a truly special experience. The major shopping and entertainment centre of London, recognised as one of the most acclaimed and celebrated areas in the world. This iconic destination is an enticing and vibrant place to visit.
View our collection of the finest luxury hotels in London's West End. Selected for their outstanding reputations in unrivalled service, breath-taking interiors, top end amenities, and an unforgettable experience, they'll take care of everything you need for a comfortable stay. Browse our carefully-chosen guide to world-class restaurants and explore gastronomic London.
Home to Michelin stars, celebrity chefs, and every cuisine you can imagine, make your next meal a truly special experience. The major shopping and entertainment centre of London, recognised as one of the most acclaimed and celebrated areas in the world. This iconic destination is an enticing and vibrant place to visit.
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Burlington Arcade is a classic example of Regency architecture, combining heritage with modern shopping for Mayfair's many visitors.
Originally commissioned by Lord Cavendish, to be built on his land surrounding Burlington House, he created this covered promenade of shops for the enjoyment of the public, something he has succeeded in even up until this day.
Housing over 40 shops, it is England's oldest and longest shopping arcade.
It runs south from Burlington Gardens, adjoining with Piccadilly, parallel to Bond Street.
Originally commissioned by Lord Cavendish, to be built on his land surrounding Burlington House, he created this covered promenade of shops for the enjoyment of the public, something he has succeeded in even up until this day.
Housing over 40 shops, it is England's oldest and longest shopping arcade.
It runs south from Burlington Gardens, adjoining with Piccadilly, parallel to Bond Street.
Originally a strictly residential area, Mayfair's Jermyn Street is one of the most refined shopping streets in the West End.
Just a few minutes' walk from Savile Row, the two are harmonious, with this street providing the shirtmakers to the other's bespoke suits.
The street is named after Henry Jermyn, an Earl and Ambassador to Paris and The Hague in the 17th century.
He was tasked with transforming St James' field, then undeveloped land owned by King Charles II, into housing.
The area, now known as King Street, Charles Street, Duke Street, and York Street, became a popular and thriving area, and helping to make the West End of London what it is today.
Just a few minutes' walk from Savile Row, the two are harmonious, with this street providing the shirtmakers to the other's bespoke suits.
The street is named after Henry Jermyn, an Earl and Ambassador to Paris and The Hague in the 17th century.
He was tasked with transforming St James' field, then undeveloped land owned by King Charles II, into housing.
The area, now known as King Street, Charles Street, Duke Street, and York Street, became a popular and thriving area, and helping to make the West End of London what it is today.
It's no wonder Mount Street is one of Mayfair's top luxury shopping destinations with the hotel-lined Park Lane at the west entrance and exclusive nightlife spot Berkley Square just off the east end.
One of the neighbourhood's original shopping streets in 1720, it is still one of the most sought-after retail spots for designers and attracts local and international fashion devotees, as well as celebrities looking for a more private place to shop away from the West End's main thoroughfares.
It is unique for its striking contrast between village-esque features such as a butcher's shop - which has been located there for 170 years - and independent antique dealers, and big name fashion houses including Oscar de la Renta, and Lanvin.
One of the neighbourhood's original shopping streets in 1720, it is still one of the most sought-after retail spots for designers and attracts local and international fashion devotees, as well as celebrities looking for a more private place to shop away from the West End's main thoroughfares.
It is unique for its striking contrast between village-esque features such as a butcher's shop - which has been located there for 170 years - and independent antique dealers, and big name fashion houses including Oscar de la Renta, and Lanvin.
Possibly London's best dressed street, Savile Row is famous not just for shopping, but as the epicentre of British tailoring and craftsmanship.
The city's finest outfitters were some of the first businesses to arrive on the street in 1805 to dress the nobility and high-ranking military who lived in the area.
Like most of Mayfair, the street was developed from the land of stately homes surrounding St James' Palace in the 18th century.
Donated by the Earl of Burlington, he named the street after his wife, Lady Dorothy Savile.
The city's finest outfitters were some of the first businesses to arrive on the street in 1805 to dress the nobility and high-ranking military who lived in the area.
Like most of Mayfair, the street was developed from the land of stately homes surrounding St James' Palace in the 18th century.
Donated by the Earl of Burlington, he named the street after his wife, Lady Dorothy Savile.
When you think of London, it's impossible not to think West End theatre.
Over 40 venues perform world-class shows to audiences of over 14 million every year, making it the largest theatre scene in the English-speaking world.
West End musicals are renowned the world over for their spectacular productions, it's an experience quite unlike any other.
Many shows are aimed at all ages, such as Wicked and Tim Minchin's Matilda, offering a memorable experience that the whole family can enjoy, while the introduction of shows like The Book of Mormon have proved the popularity for side-splitting adult humour on stage.
Over 40 venues perform world-class shows to audiences of over 14 million every year, making it the largest theatre scene in the English-speaking world.
West End musicals are renowned the world over for their spectacular productions, it's an experience quite unlike any other.
Many shows are aimed at all ages, such as Wicked and Tim Minchin's Matilda, offering a memorable experience that the whole family can enjoy, while the introduction of shows like The Book of Mormon have proved the popularity for side-splitting adult humour on stage.
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