Summary

• Over 5% of people in the UK are now vegan (nearly 1.5 million people), with millions more flexitarian—pushing demand for plant-based hotels higher than ever.
• London leads globally, offering thousands of vegan eateries and services.
• Today’s vegan travellers want more than just a vegan breakfast; they expect chef-led menus, cruelty-free toiletries, and genuine plant-based comfort.
• While there are no fully vegan hotels in London, the city offers everything from dedicated vegan suites to eco-friendly spas and inventive plant-based restaurants.
• Our expert-vetted shortlist, ranked by the LBN Trust Score, reveals the best vegan hotels in London for a memorable, ethical stay.

Inside London’s Extraordinary Vegan Hotels

Across the UK, veganism is booming—restaurants, supermarkets, and now hotels are innovating fast.

Amidst this massive uptick in veganism, London has firmly established itself as the vegan capital of the UK:

• It’s home to the world’s first fully vegan hotel suite.
• Dozens of luxury and budget vegan hotels in London offer extensive vegan menus.
• Sustainability and animal welfare are priorities at many leading London vegan hotels.

But choice brings questions – How do you find a truly vegan-friendly place to stay?

What’s the difference between a hotel with a vegan breakfast and one with plant-based toiletries, a vegan minibar, or even a social mission?

That’s why our shortlist makes the choice easy – we have reviewed every hotel in London that is doing the extraordinary in vegan hospitality.

Each of these vegan hotels in London have been independently reviewed and scored for how well it caters to vegan guests who want more than just a ‘vegan section’ on the hotel’s menu.

Note: This guide is about vegan hotels in London; you can also check our guide on vegan restaurants in London.

How We Rated London’s Vegan Hotels To Find The Best Ones

About the LBN Trust Score

We rate each hotel on five key factors—like depth of vegan offerings, guest experience, and sustainability.

• Vegan Integration (35%) – How deeply are vegan principles built into the hotel experience—from food to amenities, rooms, and design?
• Certifications & Recognition (20%) – Does the hotel hold credible vegan, eco, or hospitality certifications or industry awards like the B Corp certificate?
• Guest Experience (20%) – How well does the hotel deliver a great, reliable vegan experience for guests—based on reviews, clarity of guest experience, and staff knowledge?
• Sustainability Practices (15%) – How strong are the hotel’s eco-friendly practices—like waste reduction, green energy, and ethical sourcing?
• Accessibility & Location (10%) – Is the hotel close to public transport and central London attractions?

Each is scored out of 5, then weighted for importance and added up for a final score out of 10.

1. Hilton London Bankside, Southwark – LBN Trust Score: 8.9/10

This five-star Southwark hotel is home to the world’s first fully vegan suite, created with The Vegan Society. The suite features vegan furnishings, bedding, minibar, and toiletries, alongside a special vegan room-service menu.

• Location: 2-8 Great Suffolk Street, Southwark SE1 0UG
• Launch/Vegan Debut: Vegan suite launched in January 2019
• Vegan Offerings: An entire suite is vegan (from keycard to mini bar); an extensive vegan menu is available
• Certifications/Awards: The Vegan Society Approved
• Accessibility/Transport: 3-minute walk to Southwark tube, close to the Thames, Borough Market
• Starting Price: From £190–£200 per night (standard double room).
• Vegan Suite: From around £560 per night (premium category).
• Deals: Hilton Honours discounts, double points, advance purchase rates (save up to 17%), and breakfast-included packages.

2. Inhabit Hotels, Paddington & Bayswater – LBN Trust Score: 8.9/10

Two calm, eco-focused boutique hotels in central-west London, both vegetarian since launch and strongly vegan-friendly. Guests enjoy plant-based menus from Yeotown café, yoga gear, and sustainable design. The Inhabit Queen’s Gardens and the Inhabit Southwich Street hotels are certified B Corp and Green Key.

• Location: Southwick Street (W2 1UH) & Queen’s Gardens (W2 3BA)
• Launch/Vegan Debut: Opened 2019 (Southwick), 2022 (Queen’s Gardens); vegetarian/vegan from day one
• Vegan Offerings: Vegan breakfasts and menus, oat/soy milk, plant-based snacks, yoga kits
• Certifications/Awards: Certified B Corp, Green Key, multiple wellness awards
• Accessibility/Transport: Minutes from Paddington, Lancaster Gate, and Hyde Park
• Starting Price: From £110–£140 per night, depending on room type and location.
• Deals: Early-booking discounts (10–20% off), wellness packages (spa, yoga), and member-only offers.

3. La Suite West, Bayswater – LBN Trust Score: 8.3/10

The La Suite West boutique hotel near Hyde Park is best known for Café Forty One—London’s only fully vegan hotel restaurant. Every meal is plant-based, from breakfast pastries to vegan afternoon tea. Stylish rooms come with vegan minibar snacks and soy milk. Great for vegan food-focused travellers.

• Location: 41–51 Inverness Terrace, Bayswater W2 3JN
• Launch/Vegan Debut: Relaunched in 2014; Café Forty One has been 100% vegan from opening
• Vegan Offerings: Fully vegan restaurant, vegan minibar snacks, soy milk in rooms
• Certifications/Awards: Boutique hotel awards, featured in vegan travel press
• Accessibility/Transport: 3-minute walk to Bayswater or Queensway tube, close to Notting Hill
• Starting Price: From £115 per night
• Deals: Member rates, “Stay More Save More” (e.g. stay 4 pay 3), and seasonal promotions on direct bookings.

4. Good Hotel London, Royal Docks – LBN Trust Score: 7.2/10

A floating social-enterprise hotel in East London’s Royal Docks. Good Hotel serves vegan-friendly buffets and meals, with strong green policies and a community-driven business model. Recycled ship materials and zero single-use plastic set it apart for ethical guests.

• Location: Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock E16 1FA
• Launch/Vegan Debut: Launched in 2017, relaunched as a social enterprise in 2019
• Vegan Offerings: Vegan buffet breakfast, vegan mains and cocktails, plant-based snacks
• Certifications/Awards: Social enterprise awards, TripAdvisor excellence
• Accessibility/Transport: 5-minute walk to Royal Victoria DLR, close to ExCeL Centre
• Starting Price: From £65–£85 per night.
• Deals: Direct booking code for up to 20% off, gift voucher bonuses, and special “Do Good” packages.

5. Treehouse London, Marylebone – LBN Trust Score: 7.6/10

A whimsical, green-minded hotel just off Regent Street, Treehouse London offers a full vegan menu at Madera and sustainable, playful interiors. Eco touches include organic cotton, no single-use plastics, and a commitment to composting.

• Location: 14–15 Langham Place, Marylebone W1B 2QS
• Launch/Vegan Debut: Opened in 2016; vegan menu at Madera since launch
• Vegan Offerings: Full vegan restaurant menu, vegan snacks, organic cotton bedding
• Certifications/Awards: Green Tourism 4-star
• Accessibility/Transport: 4-minute walk to Oxford Circus, close to Regent’s Park
• Starting Price: From £280–£290 per night.
• Deals: Packages like “Flavour Fix” (30% off), dining credits, show ticket bundles, and family/pet-friendly stays.

We hope this guide helps you confidently book a welcome, thoughtful stay in London—without compromise. Each listed hotel blends vegan credentials with style and sustainability.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which are the best vegan-friendly hotels in London?

Top vegan-friendly hotels include Hilton London Bankside (with its unique vegan suite), Inhabit Hotels, La Suite West (with a 100% vegan restaurant), and Good Hotel London. Each offers extensive vegan menus and thoughtful amenities, making them ideal for plant-based travellers.

2. Do any London hotels offer fully vegan rooms or suites?

Yes—the Hilton London Bankside features the world’s first fully vegan hotel suite. Every detail, from bedding to toiletries and minibar snacks, is vegan-friendly. Other hotels, such as La Suite West and The Standard, offer dedicated vegan menus and plant-based amenities, but do not have fully vegan rooms.

3. What should I look for in a vegan hotel in London?

When searching for a vegan hotel in London, check for:

• Vegan or plant-based menus
• Vegan toiletries and bedding
• Eco-certifications (e.g. B Corp)
• Central location
• Positive reviews from vegan travellers

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