Luxury Hotels for You to Visit Harrods.

Harrods is the most famous department store in London and may be even in the whole world. They even have their motto �Omnia Omnibus Ubique" � �All Things to All People Everywhere". The store started in 1824 from a comparatively small shop opened by Charles Henry Harrod in Southwark and then developed and moved in the district of Brompton, where it is situated till nowadays.

The district of Brompton is considered to be a prestigious one. And not in vain. The buildings here are state-of-the-art; the boutiques are the best ones. Harrods, by the way, unites both these features. The hotels in this area correspond with the region. They are not lower than of 4-star level, some are in the historical buildings.

• Millennium Hotel London Knightsbridge is a luxury hotel with superb rooms and fascinating view of the city from some of them. The hotel is a couple of minutes away from Knightsbridge Underground Station, the Museum Mile and the Hyde Park. So, savor the city and have a rest in your amazing hotel.

• Knightsbridge Green Hotel is a friendly hotel offering spacious tidy rooms and nice location. Even while getting to your room on the upper floors you'll be enjoying the surrounding atmosphere as the lift is old-fashioned and just reminds of the enchanting past times.

• Radisson Vanderbilt Hotel is in a Victorian building that used to belong to Vanderbilt family, but now is a nice hotel, that saved some original features of the interior. The rooms are charming in decor and at the same time have all the modern conveniences, including air conditioning.

The Levin Hotel is a splendid 4-star hotel, giving fast way to Victoria and Albert museum, Science Museum and Hyde Park, not considering Harrods, which is a five-minute walk away. The rooms have marble bathrooms with under-floor heating apart from other expected amenities.

The Beaufort has a welcoming air everywhere, beginning from the reception and finishing with the rooms decorated with traditional English paintings and fresh flowers. Nice, isn't it? You can also enjoy the free bar and traditional cream tea (which is not tea at all, it's a wonderful sort of baking). The shopping area is a few minute walk from the hotel and you can also easily get to the Underground Station and then- anywhere in London.

These are the most attractive hotels in the region and are the closest to amazing Harrods. There are some other variants that you can look through. We would also recommend the Sheraton Park Tower, the Rembrandt or the luxurious Berkeley.