London Vegan Hotel Guide: 13 Veggie-Centric Places to Stay

The Best Hotels to Book in London for a Vegan-Friendly Stay

If London isn’t the only place you plan to visit, check out all of the fantastic vegan hotels across Europe! Whether you’re looking to relax in the woods or on the beach, you’ll find an incredible place to do it.

This stylish vegan-friendly boutique hotel recently underwent a facelift to create a Zen-like atmosphere for its guests to have the most tranquil stay. While you’ll enjoy a restful sleep in their harmonious oasis, you’ll love their plant-based dining options!

The onsite Terrace Restaurant offers a continental and buffet breakfast all week with fresh juice, smoothies, toasts, and more. Staying here also puts you within walking distance of Notting Hill, Oxford Street Shops, and Hyde Park.

This chic Marriott property is a head-turner — One of their modern and thoughtfully designed guest rooms (your suitcase can fit under the bed) is the perfect place to base yourself to explore London. After a great night’s rest and maybe a sweat sesh in their onsite gym, you will be ready to indulge yourself in a fully vegan breakfast!

The onsite restaurant, Art Yard, offers a full vegan English breakfast (veggie sausage, potatoes, baked beans, grilled mushrooms, tomato, avocado, and scrambled tofu), along with house-made granola with fresh fruit compote, and healthy overnight oats. You’re a short walk from the hotel to area attractions like Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe, Borough Market, and the Southwark and Blackfriars station.

If you’re looking for somewhere a little extra special to stay, check out Sun Street. This new, 5-star hotel is made up of six gorgeous Georgian houses — offering a mix of traditional architecture with modern and natural design elements. The hotel offers multiple unique dining spaces — a bright orangery, cozy lounges, and a formal dining room.

Their breakfast menu is more vegetarian-friendly than vegan, but a few options can be made vegan with a special request. Later in the day, come back and enjoy grilled Hispis cabbage with house-made oat milk sauce or a healthy lentil salad.

This ultra-chic contemporary hotel offers award-winning dining and access to the world’s first Nobu Pilates Reformer studio — how’s that for a unique combo? After relaxing in your serene room and enjoying views of the London skyline, you’ll want to eat, and what better place than the renowned Nobu Restaurant?

If you’re unfamiliar, this restaurant beckons the likes of celebrities from around the globe, so if you’re craving avocado tartare or teriyaki tofu steak, you better make a reservation. The restaurant dining menu has a full plant-based section, making it easy to determine friend from foe. The lounge and in-room dining menu offer a few healthy, vegan options for breakfast. 

Who doesn’t want to stay in a treehouse? Although, you won’t technically be sleeping high above London in a tree, the whimsical design and commitment to Mother Nature will definitely give you treehouse vibes! Cool vibes aside, I really like this property for its blend of eco and vegan-friendly-ness. Throughout the hotel you won’t find any single use plastics, as all have been eliminated and replaced with compostable and reusable products. Each of the restaurants on site is dedicated to sourcing its ingredients locally and sustainably, and the hotel has waste reduction programs in place.

On the vegan side of things, its Mexican restaurant, Madera has a full vegan menu that features tasty options like huevos rancheros, molletes, Oaxacan chocolate cake, and so much more!

This hip modern hotel sets the standard for what all hotels should be seeking to achieve when it comes to being a good steward of its community and environment. The Good Hotel is a social business, which means they prioritize reinvesting their profits back into the community, which include on the job training programs for long-term unemployed individuals in the local community and investing in early childhood education through its Good Global Foundation (GGF).

Although its London property looks sleek and new, you might be surprised to learn that it was once a derelict accommodation platform that was floating in the port of Amsterdam. The team behind Good Hotels decided that they could give it a new life and re-created it into today’s beautiful property.

When it comes time to eat, you’ll have no problem here. Their onsite Living Room dining area offers vegan and vegetarian options all day long.