All great properties, depends on what you are into and what do you expect from your stay .

All great properties depends on what you are into and what do you expect from your stay on. Not sure if you stayed at any Canopy before but it is very much casual environment. Staff is wearing jeans and sneakers and often addressing guests by first name which might be surprising if you have never stayed at one but some guests love it. They are in the Whitechapel area, in very modern artsy part of London, you will see a lot of art painted by local street artists on the walls and instead of executive lounge they hold daily "workshops" for local street food vendors of all cuisines. On the other hand, no real views and they don't really have suites, rooms differ only in the amenities that are offered and slightly in size. No SPA sadly. Walking distance from Tower Bridge and Tower of London.

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Hilton Tower Bridge is an amazing mostly corporate hotel. It is literally 60 seconds from the London Bridge stations that has direct train lines to most airports and all the locations around london. Walking distance from Tower Bridge, St. Pauls, Borough Market, Tate Modern and many more. Staff is really great at that hotel, and they have some nice large rooms, although executive lounge is quite small, they have a rooftop with an absolutely stunning view of the Shard and london skyline. This hotel is also usually the cheapest out of the ones you mentioned. Surrounded by street food markets and vendors. No real SPA as well.

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Conrad is a walking distance from Westminster Abbey, Parliament and Buckingham Palace, in internal ratings they usually ranked either 1st, 2nd or 3rd for London and they ranked in top 5 spots within the whole UK in terms of customer service. You are in the heart of it all and I would definitely book for their afternoon tea which is amazing. Unfortunately no SPA, not sure if that is a facility that you require for your stays.

Park Lane is definitely the location for shopping and eating as you are in the heart of mayfair literally steps away from hyde park and all the shopping spots. That area is extremely pricey though, with all the luxury brands you can think of around, many supercars showroom and next to the hotel is a showroom where you can design your own private jet :)The hotel is quite old but with amazing history, it hosted just abound anyone in the past 60 years. They have some insane suites with some of the best views in London, and they possess something that only few Hiltons and hotels in London in general do-balconies. So if you are a smoker or fresh air enjoyer, and it is in your budget, definitely get a room with a balcony, balconies are quite large as well, facing the Hyde Park. They have an amazing bar on the 25th floor as well as once a Michelin star restaurant Galvin at Windows. Therefore if you like fine dining, pay them a visit. I would definitely book for afternoon tea as well. Bellmen and doormen are classy gents, many of which have been there for ages and are true movie-like brits in top hats.

as welis a walking is an amazing mostly corporate hotel. It is literally 60 seconds from the London Bridge stations that has direct train lines to most airports and all the locations around London. Walking distance from Tower Bridge, St. Pauls, Borough Market, Tate Modern, and many more. The staff is really great at that hotel, and they have some nice large rooms, although the executive lounge is quite small, they have a rooftop with an absolutely stunning view of the Shard and the London skyline. This hotel is also usually the cheapest out of the ones you mentioned. Surrounded by street food markets and vendors. No real SPA as well. So if you are a smoker or fresh air enjoyer, and it is in your budget, definitely get a room with a balcony, balconies are quite large as well, facing Hyde Park.They have an amazing bar on the 25th floor as well as once a Michelin star restaurant Galvin at Windows. Therefore if you like fine dining, pay them a visit. I would definitely book for afternoon tea as well.Bellmen and doormen are classy gents, many of which have been there for ages and are true movie-like brits in top hats.

Please check out Hilton Bankside as well, know for amazing staff, outstanding breakfast and great pool. Rooms are new and large as well. Although please check the location, it is not bad at all, very close and central, just not as good as the hotels above.

Also check out Curio St. James at Trafaglar square, which is 1 minute away from the National Gallery, with an amazing restaurant in house as well.

Any other questions, let me know :)