1. The Langham, London
“When I return to London, I will only stay here. This hotel was the most accommodating and allergy-smart environment I’ve ever stayed in. The communication began a week before our travel with Kieren, our concierge. He assured me he would shop the local Whole Foods for a few safe items upon our late arrival. He also suggested a meeting with the chef. When we arrived, we all sat down with Chef Quintin who understood our needs and prepared special dishes for our child. We wanted to have a proper tea experience, so Chef Quintin made the beautiful desserts HIMSELF avoiding the risk of outside bakeries. It was a fabulous experience for our little one and everything was delicious.”
@ralphonse3, who manages a peanut allergy
2. Rosewood London
“The hotel was so accommodating. We arrived very late at night and ordered room service and even at that late hour, their care was exceptional.”
@susie, who manages peanut and tree nut allergies
3. Leonardo Royal London St Paul’s
“It was an excellent hotel that was very clean and was full of trained staff who were knowledgable and willing to help with any questions related to my allergy. The restaurant staff knew the menu and were willing to create special requests in accordance with my allergy. Overall it was an excellent stay.”
@diver96, who manages peanut and tree nut allergies
4. The Berkeley
“Prepared a nut and sesame-free dessert option that was incredible!!”
@eem, who manages peanut, tree nut, fish, sesame and lentil allergies
5. InterContinental London Park Lane
“They were able to accommodate my allergies at breakfast and even prepared extra food for me in the evening so I wouldn’t go hungry.”
@allergygirleats, who manages peanut, tree nut, soy, sesame, seed, and lobster allergies
6. The Cumberland Hotel
“Didn’t eat food here, but the room was super clean and had a fridge to store snacks!”
@swolfe, who manages celiac and peanut and tree nut allergies
7. Cheval Three Quays
“This place is absolutely perfect! It’s right next to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. We have a full kitchen with everything I could imagine to help prepare an allergy-safe meal for my kids…fridge, freezer, stove, microwave, oven, etc. There are also local grocery stores that can deliver to the hotel. Absolutely ideal and essential when traveling with my kiddos!”
@safemom, who manages peanut, tree nut, chickpea, egg, and seed allergies
8. ME London
“ME London has 157 guest rooms and suites, and is an ideal urban retreat in the heart of London Theater District. The staff at ME London took fantastic care of my son’s food allergy. The Radio Roof Top restaurant staff was excellent at keeping my son safe. The food was delicious. We highly recommend the hotel and the gourmet breakfast!”
@eliseo, who manages peanut, tree nut, and shellfish allergies
9. St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London
“Throughout our stay, the staff went out of their way to accommodate my son’s food and environmental allergies, offering safe dining options and synthetic bedding ASAP.”
@ebb29, who manages tree nut, dairy, soy, shellfish, seed, and lentil allergies
10. Great Scotland Yard Hotel – In the Unbound Collection by Hyatt
“The hotel staff were accommodating to my son’s food and environmental allergies-switching out linens, providing a refrigerator and dining alternatives at the hotel. The only draw back is that they were not willing to reheat food without us signing a release.”
@ebb29, who manages tree nut, milk, soy, shellfish, seed, and lentil allergies
11. Premier Inn London City Tower Hill
“At breakfast, tell the chef you have allergies, and they will call management to go through the allergy book with you. My location had limited nuts (Nutella in self-serve packets).”
@elise, who manages celiac and peanut and tree nut allergies
12. Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill
“They provided gluten-free muffins, croissants, and bread at breakfast. While they had it all on a buffet, they were also willing to get fresh items from the back to avoid cross-contamination.”
@glutenfreefinds, who manages celiac
13. London Marriott Hotel County Hall
“Amazing hotel. The first day, I told them about my allergies, and the staff was really helpful with it. The second day, a different person was helping me, so I told him about my allergies and he told me he already knew—first time I heard that in a hotel.
They also gave me extra fruits and an extra pancake because of my allergies.
This hotel isn’t cheap, but the service is amazing.”
@rfbr, who manages peanut, tree nut, and coconut allergies
14. The Pilgrim Hotel Restaurant and Bar Paddington
“This spot was PERFECT for my short trip in London. I was less than a block away from Paddington Station, the staff was very welcoming, and there was nothing but the essentials in the room. Because it was a small room in a boutique hotel, there was no fridge, but that also means there was no “minibar.” There was a room in the hall to make yourself coffee or tea, which was adorable, but I did not get the chance to use it. I would definitely stay here again if I needed a quick and cute spot to stay and sleep in between adventures across the city.”
@natalie, who manages tree nut allergies
15. The Ned London
“The Ned is a hotel; however, it hosts multiple restaurants which are nut-free. The hotel & restaurants can’t guarantee guests haven’t brought nuts in, but can guarantee the kitchen is peanut and tree nut-free. I’ve eaten in Cecconi’s, Electric Bar & Diner, and Lutyens Grill numerous times and had a great experience and also amazing food. Highly recommend.
The bar is also nut-free, which is a bonus!”
@alicehives, who manages peanut and tree nut allergies
16. Flemings Mayfair Hotel
“Great location and clean hotel. They were accommodating with allergies. They took all the nuts out of the room before I got here. Had breakfast here twice, and they were also accommodating.”
@izzytri12 who manages tree nut, sesame, and seafood allergies
17. Kimpton Fitzroy London
“We highly recommend this hotel! It was chic and fun, and the breakfast each morning was safe and delicious. There was a buffet that we would not recommend because there were nuts, but they offer a la carte menu items. Our waitstaff were caring and made sure the food was prepared safely.”
@jlev who manages celiac and peanut and tree nut allergies
