YORI (Covent Garden)

Nestled in a stunning 1920s Lutyens building, The Ned charms with its cozy Edwardian rooms, lively dining spots, and a luxe spa, all in London's bustling banking hub.

Grand lodging dating from 1899, offering an atrium with a restaurant, plus a spa and an indoor pool. Dating from 1899, this luxe hotel adjacent to Marylebone train station is 2 miles from the British Museum and a 14-minute walk from Oxford Street. The plush rooms have sitting areas, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Refined 1- to 3-bedroom suites add separate living areas, Nespresso machines and Italian marble bathrooms; some have atrium views. There's a posh wood-panelled restaurant/bar serving modern European dishes, an elegant eatery in an 8-storey glass atrium, and a breezy lounge offering afternoon tea with a Middle Eastern twist. Other amenities include a mirrored bar, a spa and an indoor pool, plus a 24-hour business centre.

Step into this lavish hotel bar, where Cubist decor meets exceptional martinis, creating an unforgettable atmosphere and top-notch service.

Small Japanese restaurant/takeaway with grilled skewers and sushi, plus shochu cocktails and sake.

This charming gastropub, featuring an upstairs dining room and a vibrant Sunday courtyard café, is a popular spot for delicious roasts amid the bustling flower market crowd.

Destination for all things Korean including food and drink, K-pop music and memorabilia.

Laid-back cafe serving coffee, breakfasts & light lunches with ethically sourced ingredients.

"A speciality international supermarket specialising in spices, herbs, fresh exotic fruits and produce. Stockist of a large range of Asian, Middle Eastern, Thai & Chinese ingredients. We are a well known retail outlet for famous imported Indian brands like Halidrams, MTR, Lays, Vatika, Natco, TRS and Ashoka just to name a few."

Wood-fired pizza, calzones & other Italian bites presented in quaint, casual surrounds.

Contemporary cafe with high stools and brick and tiled walls, for seasonal Vietnamese dishes.