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Welcome to your safe, secure London home from home. An extended or short stay apartment in London gives you the freedom to experience the city the way that suits you best. Whether you’re traveling for work or pleasure, a London serviced apartment leaves you free to come and go as you please with all the comfort and convenience of home along with hotel benefits including a weekly clean and free WiFi. Choose from over 8000 short stay apartments and aparthotels throughout the city.

Featured serviced apartments in London

Bermonds Locke
Serviced Apartment in Tower Bridge, London
Studios and one-bed apartments with all-day dining, bar, coworking and meeting spaces.
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Mayfair House
Serviced Apartment in Westminster, London
Deluxe one, two and three bedroom apartments in London’s most exclusive area.
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Park Plaza County Hall
Serviced Apartment in Lambeth, London
Guestrooms, suites and penthouse apartments, over the river from Parliament.
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Perfect for business travellers

Staycity Aparthotel London Heathrow
Serviced Apartment in Heathrow, London
This apart-hotel has 269 apartments including studios and one and two-bedroom serviced apartments. Located just a minute’s walk from Hayes & Harlington Train Station.
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Citadines Trafalgar Square London
Serviced Apartment in Central London
Accommodation includes studios, two and three-bedrooms apartments. Expect spacious living spaces, separate kitchenette, TV with cable channels, air conditioning and free WiFI.
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Lamington Serviced Apartments
Serviced Apartment in Hammersmith, London
Whether you’re in London for business or pleasure, Lamingtons provide the highest quality in rental apartments for both short and long-stay visits. Fully equipped apartments make your stay feel like you’re at home.
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Highly recommended aparthotels in London

Residence Inn by Marriott London Tower Bridge
Serviced Apartment in London Bridge
This part-hotel offers the business traveler a home-from-home experience and is the perfect option, whether you are staying for one night or are looking for a ‘place to call home’ for extended period of time.
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Leman Locke – Leman Street
Serviced Apartment in Whitechapel
Stunning studio and one bedroom suites. The property has 2 meeting rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, the Locke Gym, café bar and restaurant, with plenty of communal space.
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Cheval Gloucester Park
Serviced Apartment in Kensington
In the heart of Kensington and Chelsea, this self-catering accommodation has private parking, free Wi-Fi and offers a 24-hour concierge service.
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London serviced apartments with great access to the city centre

Wembley Apartments
Serviced Apartment in Wembley
All apartments feature an open-plan kitchen/living area with fully fitted kitchen. Enjoy free Wifi, Smart TV and small balcony.
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Waterloo – York Road
Serviced Apartment in Waterloo
These stunning one bedroom, glass-fronted apartments, on the south bank of the River Thames, offer the perfect location to use as a base whilst in London.
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Adagio Aparthotel London Brentford
Serviced Apartment in Brentwood
15 minutes from Heathrow Airport. Studio and one bedroom apartments with fully equipped kitchen, winter garden with a view and a lounge area. This property has a bar, gym, and concierge and business services.
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London serviced apartments on a budget

Camden Apartments
Serviced Apartment in Camden
Just a 6 minute walk to Camden Town Underground Station (and the World famous Camden Lock Market) and only a 2 minute walk to Camden Road Over-land rail.The studio and 1 bed Manhattan apartments offer fully fitted modern kitchens.
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Limehouse
Serviced Apartment in Limehouse
Set by Limehouse Basin Marina, these studio, 1 and 2-bedroom apartments are furnished to a modern style. Each is equipped with fully fitted kitchens, wooden flooring and contemporary bathrooms - some have balconies.
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Marlin Stratford
Serviced Apartment in Stratford
Marlin Stratford has over 100 serviced apartments from studio apartments to stylish penthouses, meeting the strong demand for quality living without the Central London price tag.
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Pet-friendly London serviced apartments

Athenaeum Hotel and Residences
Serviced Apartment in Green Park
Luxurious private Residences, ideal for families, groups and long-term stays. Abundantly spacious, all 18 apartments are fully-serviced with private entrance, fully equipped kitchens, living and dining areas as well as 24 hour In Room Dining for a true home-from- home experience.
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Cheval Lexham Gardens
Serviced Apartment in Kensington
An all-apartment boutique Residence located in the heart of Kensington and only a short distance from Gloucester Road underground station. 30 beautifully designed one- and two-bedroom apartments. With luxurious furnishings, on-site fitness centre the Residence’s landscaped atrium garden.
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Citadines Holborn-Covent Garden London
Serviced Apartment in Covent Garden
Fully-equipped apartments with elegant living spaces, from studios to 2-room apartments that sleep up to four. All have a fully-equipped kitchenette, a TV with free view channels and complimentary access to high-speed internet.
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Serviced apartments in London with an on-site gym or fitness centre

Park Plaza County Hall
Serviced Apartment in Waterloo
Studio Rooms have separate sleeping and study areas, as well as a kitchenette. Penthouse Apartments have breathtaking vistas of the London skyline from the bedroom, lounge, dining area and balcony. A fitness centre invites an escape from the rigours of the day with steam, sauna and beauty treatment rooms.
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Staybridge Suites London Vauxhall
Serviced Apartment in Vauxhall
A few minutes walk from Vauxhall Tube and Rail Station in a quiet residential area just off the Albert Embankment. The property is located next to two local gasto pubs and Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens with recreational courts and London Hire Bikes available. There is an on-site gym.
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Queens Gate Gardens
Serviced Apartment in South Kensington
Ranging from studio to one- and two-bedroom accommodation types, all of the 105 fully furnished luxury residences feature warm contemporary interiors well-equipped with modern conveniences. There is an on-site gym for those that enjoy working out while away.
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Serviced Apartments offer so much more than hotels. With the keys to your apartment, you have your own home from home in London. And you won't be spending more money either, apartments are cost effective when compared to hotels.

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Serviced apartments Central London Serviced Apartments FAQs

What is a serviced apartment UK?

A serviced apartment in London and the UK is fully furnished accommodation with a range of managed services and facilities. Usually available for short-term or longer-term rental, they provide guests with an attractive alternative to hotels, offering more space and flexibility at cost-effective prices.

How much does it cost to stay in a serviced apartment in London?

Costs of staying in a serviced apartment in London vary according to location, the size of the apartment, the level of luxury and the range of facilities. At The Apartment Network, we provide a comprehensive range of serviced accommodation in London varying in price from around £45 to £750 per night.

How much is a serviced apartment in London this weekend?

The average price for a serviced apartment in London for this weekend is likely to range from £150 to £600. You can find prices for any weekend, or any dates, by searching our site and specifying the dates you want to stay. The sooner you book, the more choices you will find.

How much would a serviced apartment in London cost for tonight?

The average price for a serviced apartment in London for tonight is likely to range between £100 and £300 a night – luxurious options will cost more. Search our site for availability for your chosen date, but please note that most of our apartments are available only for a minimum stay of three nights or more.

What are some budget-friendly areas in London?

London is not the most expensive city in the world, but prices nevertheless are on the high side. The least expensive areas are outside of the centre in areas such as Acton, Shepherd’s Bush, Kentish Town, Stepney Green and Dalston. However, throughout London it is possible to find lower cost places to eat, drink and find entertainment.

Which serviced apartments are good for couples?

The most cost-effective serviced apartments for couples are studios, but you are likely to be more comfortable in a one-bedroom apartment with separate areas for cooking, eating and relaxing. Throughout London there is access to great places to enjoy each other’s company whether it is over a romantic meal, at a show, in a gym workout, in one of London’s many park, or whatever else you want to do during your stay. The following serviced apartments in London are highly recommended by couples: 


London Fitzrovia, W1T 1QQ


Waterloo, York Road, SE1 7NJ


Baker Street, Marylebone, W1U


Chelsea Bridge Apartments, Vauxhall SW8 4BJ

Which serviced apartments in London are good for families?

Families usually need as much space as they can get, so make sure you book an apartment with enough room for sleeping in comfort as well as for eating and relaxing. It is also worth knowing whether there are family-friendly things to do on your doorstep, such as the museums in South Kensington, or river trips and the London Eye in Westminster. The following serviced apartments in London are highly recommended by families.


Athenaeum Hotel and Residences, W1J7BJ


Cheval Phoenix House, SW1X 9AE


STAY Camden, NW1 8NZ


Covent Garden, St Martins, WC2E 9AB


COMO Metropolitan Apartments,  Hertford Street, W1J 7RZ

What are some of the best serviced apartments for stays in London?

We offer luxury serviced accommodation in everything from sleek, contemporary apartments to impressive penthouses and traditional London town houses complete with four-poster beds. What is best for you will depend on your tastes, your budget and the purpose of your trip. You also need to consider the level of service you require. You can choose apartments with concierges who cater for your every need, or lower cost accommodation with simpler services. Some of our most luxurious serviced apartments in London are (insert a few luxury apartments).

What are the best serviced apartments near The Shard?

A visit to the viewing platform on the 68th floor of The Shard gives you stunning aerial views of London and the Thames. This landmark building is next doors to London Bridge station, one of the city’s main transport hubs. Some of the best serviced apartments available near The Shard in London include those at Weston Street, Tooley Street and London Bridge.

What is the best neighbourhood to stay in when visiting London?

The best neighbourhood to stay in when visiting London will depend on your circumstances and lifestyle, however, some of the most popular locations with other travellers visiting London include Central London, Canary Wharf and Kensington. However, every Londoner and every visitor to London has their favourite part of the city. For some it’s the buzz in the atmosphere around Soho or Covent Garden, for others it’s the calm and elegance of Kensington. A lot of visitors are won over by the charm of Notting Hill, while others can’t get enough of historic Westminster and Greenwich. If your taste is for alternatives to familiar shops and restaurants, Camden Lock is a wonderful place to explore. London is full of areas with their own distinct character, and it’s well worth putting in some time to research what will suit you best. If you are still not sure, simply send us an enquiry.

Where should I live as an expat in London?

Expats have an uncanny knack of congregating in some of London’s loveliest areas such as Richmond, Kensington and Notting Hill. There are also plenty of reasons to head for Marylebone for its easy access to the centre, or family-friendly areas like Wandsworth and Highgate.

What are the best areas in London for families?

Key requirements for families are good schools, safe neighbourhoods and open spaces. Plenty of parts of London combine all three attractions including Hampstead and neighbouring Highgate (neighbouring Hampstead Heath), Richmond and Sheen (backing onto Richmond Park) and the triangle of Wandsworth, Balham and Clapham all of which have plenty of access to extensive open commons. Good schools for the children of all ages are dotted around the capital – here is a guide to help you choose.

What serviced apartments in London have the best views?

In general, serviced apartments with the best views in London are along the Thames. The river runs through the heart of the city, from the south-west to the east, so if you choose a riverside apartment in Richmond, Putney, Fulham, Chelsea, Westminster, Docklands or Greenwich you will enjoy views of this busy waterway and some of London’s most attractive areas. 

How can I find one bedroom serviced apartments in London?

Serviced apartments in London come in all shapes and sizes, but the most popular for travellers feature one bedroom, a kitchen and a living area. You can use our ‘Find an apartment’ feature to search for the one bed apartments, as well as studios, two bed apartments and larger. There are full details of each apartment, but you can easily enquire for further details and use our web chat service too.

Serviced apartments - for the perfect stay in London

By any measure, London is one of the world’s great cities


As a cultural centre, it has a magnificent selection of museums, galleries, theatres and architecture. For leisure, it offers excellent shopping, restaurants, bars and clubs, as well as a wealth of attractive parks and open spaces. The city is also a leading financial and business hub, and is home to many world famous institutions and companies. A stay in London gives visitors access to all this, as well as an endless list of lesser known treats to discover. 


 


a view over The Thames and London's city scape of offices and apartment buildings


 


 


Popular Locations in London


Where you stay when visiting for leisure comes down to personal preferences. If you want to be in the heart of bustling city centre life, look for somewhere to stay in and around Leicester Square, Soho or Covent Garden. For an area which feels more sedate and exclusive, aim for Mayfair or Belgravia.


 


Westminster and St James ooze with centuries of history, while Camden and Spitalfields show you a more modern, younger face of London. And for a sense of London’s of village-style areas, head for Notting Hill or Hampstead.


 


Covent Garden Market in London


 


 


Getting around in London


 The London Underground (known as the tube) connects almost all of the city, from the centre to outlying suburbs. Visitors can also get around via the extensive bus network running on prioritised bus lanes. It is simple to buy bus and tube tickets with contactless credit and debit cards.


 


Woman walking up the steps of Charing Cross underground station


 


 


A wide range of transport options makes London easy to get around


London’s iconic black cabs (or white in this case!) run through the busiest parts of the city and can be hailed from the pavement or picked up at cab ranks at main stations, hotels and shopping centres. There is now competition from Uber, and even from rickshaws.


 


If you have the energy, central London is a great city to walk around. You can find any number of alleyways and peaceful squares tucked away from the main thoroughfares. You see a lot more when you are walking. You can also pay for a hire bike if you register for the Santander bike share scheme – pick one up and drop it off at any docking station, and take advantage of the city’s many bike lanes. You might even be in an area participating in the city’s e-scooter trial.   


 


White London taxi and Bus driving through the city shops and apartments


 


 


Currency


London is the home of the British pound (£) and that is the currency used for all cash transactions. There are plenty of currency exchange options and, as you would expect, card payments are accepted virtually everywhere.


 


People waling across the Millennium Bridge in London


 


 


London for weekends


With so many landmarks and visitor attractions, one weekend will cover only a small part of all there is to see in London. There are always plenty of reasons for booking more visits.


 


Whichever sights you want to fit in for your weekend, you will not be disappointed. You can get your bearings with a trip on the London Eye – the giant ferris wheel which gives you panoramic views from 443 feet (135 m). Then you can get close up to nearby Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. From Westminster Pier you can cruise along the Thames to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. That is just scratching the surface of London landmarks – there are so many more to visit as you can see from this official guide.


 


Navy ship on the River Thames by Tower Bridge


 


 


There are plenty of shows to choose from


A lot of weekend visitors combine a trip around the sights with a pre-booked show, concert or sporting event. There are always plenty of options, and the standards of production and performance are consistently at the top level.


 


Les Misérables sign on a theatre in London's West End


 


 


London for families


The range of London attractions make it a great city for families with children of any age. Sea Life is a world-class aquarium opposite the Houses of Parliament and next to the London Eye. The waxworks at Madame Tussauds include celebrities and sporting heroes allowing you to get up close to the most famous people in the world.


 


For a spine-tingling trip into London’s murkier past, the London Dungeon may be to your taste, but be aware that the guide age limit is for over 12s. In Regent Street in the West End you will find Hamleys, the world-renowned toy store with a history which goes all the way back to 1760. Many generations of children have been mesmerised by all the toys on display, and the magic is still there today. There is also the chance to fall under the spell of Harry Potter on the Warner Brothers Studio tour. It’s out of town, but easy enough to get to with bookable coaches and train links.


 


London for education


London’s world-class museums, galleries and cathedrals are excellent places to learn about history, culture, science and much more. In South Kensington there is a lot to get involved in at the Science Museum, including hands-on experiments which are as enjoyable as they are educational. The neighbouring Natural History Museum is just as worthwhile, bringing the natural world and the environment thrillingly to life.


 


Inside the Natural History Museum in London


 


 


From modern, to cultural to historical, London has it all


Still in Kensington, the Victoria and Albert Museum showcases cultural treasures from the world of the arts and design. A trip up to Bloomsbury will give you the chance to explore more of the world’s cultural heritage at the British Museum. Art lovers can find a treasure trove of classic art at The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square. Contemporary art in London has an impressive home in a former power station at Tate Modern by the Thames in Southwark.


 


Inside a London museum


 


 


From dance to opera – London always delights


The area around Leicester Square is home to lavishly produced shows including hugely popular musicals. Visitors can also enjoy serious drama at venues such as the Globe Theatre, faithfully restored to its appearance in Shakespeare’s days, and the National Theatre. You can also find plenty of dance, opera and orchestral performances at major venues.


 


London for business


Times change but London remains a world centre for finance and for professional services. Many firms have relocated form the City to the modern skyscrapers and glass and steel edifices of Canary Wharf and Docklands. The creative industries – film, advertising and design – have been established in the West End for decades, and there are now creative businesses in Spitalfields and the East End.  In Shoreditch and Hackney in the east of the city, London’s tech hub (known as Silicon roundabout) is attracting a wealth of start-ups and investment. London is very definitely open for business.


 


The City of London packed with office and serviced apartment buildings


 


 


Relocating to London


If your work involves relocating to London, you should draw on all the support and guidance available from your employer. You will need to meet UK government requirements on visas, tax payments, benefits and health insurance. If you are relocating to London without the support of an employer, there is a wealth of information on UK government websites where you can find out whether you need a visa, and where to apply for a visa.


 


A young professional couple living in a serviced London apartment with their dog


 


Then there’s the question of where you choose to live. London is a large city and is made up of neighbourhoods which are very different in terms of local amenities, costs, transport links and character. Do as much research as you can and take advice from contacts in London. You can also opt for a short term serviced apartment which you can use as a base for exploring where you would like to live longer term.


 


It is also important to have an idea of the cost of living in London. The city is not as expensive as New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Zurich and Singapore but it costs more to live here than in Paris, Berlin, Milan, Moscow, Sydney and Rome. (Source: Mercer’s Cost of Living Survey 2020). Rents, living costs, food, entertainment and a wide range of utilities, insurance and services need to be taken into account when you budget for your move. 


 


If you are relocating with your family you will also need to investigate schools for your children. You can find help in this guide.


 


A mother and daughter cooking in their apartment near London


 


 


Where to live in London


London gives you plenty of options in terms of the kind of area to live in. Your choice needs to take into account the location of your work and of course the type of work you do.


 


Docklands and Canary Wharf have plenty of modern apartments and facilities which are very well suited to workers in finance and the professions, especially for those who work long days and need easy access to their offices.


 


If you prefer locations with more of a sense of history, consider Kensington, Bloomsbury and Islington. If proximity to open spaces is a priority, it is difficult to beat Hampstead, Primrose Hill and areas around Hyde Park. For a special ‘village’ feel, Notting Hill ranks very highly, while bustling, resurgent parts of the city like Houndsditch, Brixton and Hackney abound with lively entertainment, restaurants and bars.


 


If a gentler pace of life and more space appeals, look further away from the centre to the likes of elegant Richmond to the west, family-friendly Barnet to the north, tranquil Dulwich to the south and comfortable Woodford to the east. You will need to factor in transport to your place of work, but the trade-offs for a longer commute to the centre of London are more space, more facilities and a little more calm.


 


The front of Harrods department store


 



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