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A city at the heart of the business and economic world, London is the ideal stage for business meetings and conferences. Choosing an appropriate hotel for your business stay can be difficult, but our extensive knowledge can be summarised in a top three. Chosen for their suitability for business clients and their ability to cater for conferences and business meetings, each one also has something that makes it stand out from the others. Langham Hotel If you are hosting foreign business clients or are indeed travelling to London as a foreigner yourself, this hotel is perfect. It offers a quintessential British experience. Its luxurious and endearing atmosphere makes a statement to everyone that enters. Its 380 rooms, described as “grandeur with a 21st century twist”, period furniture and marble pillars exude class in abundance, yet there is an air of relaxed informality too, which is ideal for clients looking for somewhere to switch off after meetings. The business centre and meeting rooms are spacious and modern and are complimented by an initiative in place to help with planning meetings and events. Taking clients to enjoy a drink from the Champagne cocktail menu is sure to impress and the Spa, pool and sauna are also a plus point for business travellers who need some hours to relax. A Heathrow, Stansted or Gatwick airport taxi, booked in advance, will have you at this West End hotel in no time at all once you have landed in the city. St James’s Hotel and Club Our choice of modern boutique luxury is St James’s Hotel. If you are looking to host clients in a chic but classic environment, this is the one for you. With an illustrious past, this hotel was once a Gentlemen’s Club and has also been owned by Michael Caine and Sean Connery. Several million pounds have been spent on the refurbishment here and it shows. The high tech equipment such as iPod docks and fast, free Wi-Fi make this a great option for business travellers, who can also indulge in Michelin star cooking in the trendy restaurant. The extras such as 24-hour room service (very useful for late arrivals), an elegant bar that stays open until 1am and free fruit in the meeting rooms add to the appeal. Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill Geared up for business travellers, this hotel is a good choice for contemporary luxury. It is the minimalist bright and airy atmosphere in the rooms that appeals to the modern business traveller, as well as the high-tech facilities. The 7th, 8th and 9th floors have been dedicated a ‘hotel within a hotel’. Choose to stay on one of these floors and you can expect uncompromised service and amenities. The Saatchi Suite, for example, is decorated with artwork of artists new on the art scene. Quality dining and in-room massages make this hotel a real winner for business travellers, especially if they are staying a few days. Location is also ideal, with Stansted, Heathrow and Gatwick airport taxis taking you straight to the door. How to Get to London London is a hub for business travellers and whether you arrive by train from a UK city or indeed Paris, or whether you fly into one of the main airports, you will find that travel to and around the city is easy and convenient. For stress free travel to your hotel from Heathrow, Stansted or Gatwick airport, taxis are a great option. Book in advance for a seamless service. Lukas Johannes is a driver for Shuttle Direct, the number one provider of shared and private airport transfers all over Europe and northern Africa. If you’re looking for a Gatwick airport taxi, Lukas and his colleagues can make sure that you and your luggage get to and from the airport surely, swiftly and safely.
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