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The best art-filled hotels to stay for Frieze London 2025
By Shivani Dubey | 10 October 2025 | Arts, Culture, Travel
As Frieze Art Fair returns for its 2025 edition in London, we compile some of the best luxury hotels in the city for the art connoisseur’s perfect pit stop
It is that time of the year again, when Regent’s Park will turn into a haven for the arts, exhibiting works from hundreds of artists around the world for Frieze London 2025. From 6000 years worth of historical and contemporary art to some of today’s most pioneering artists, Frieze will see a convergence of curators, collectors and art aficionados, making it the one cultural event in London that you simply cannot miss. So if you’re looking for a place to stay that is as close to the action as you can get, here are five art-filled luxury hotels in London that you should check into during Frieze 2025.
…At Sloane
…At Sloane is a chic boutique hotel in London’s Chelsea that combines discreet British charm with timeless luxury and Parisian flair to offer guests an experience akin to staying in an art collector’s chic townhouse. This makes …At Sloane the perfect place to stay during Frieze 2025. With 30 rooms and suites, a top floor restaurant, and a lower-ground bar, this hotel evokes an elegant sense of place in the neighbourhood, combined with an appreciation of design, for complete aesthetic pleasure. Throughout the hotel, you will find art inspired by the borough of Chelsea and its history of championing artists and the arts movement. There are 50 custom made French fabrics, no fewer than 21 carpet designs, 19 curtain designs, antique and reproduction 1800s moody Benson light fittings, and hand-painted trompe l’oeil and Néo-Grec friezes. So if you’re looking for a hotel that is the literal embodiment of art and culture, …At Sloane is the place to be.
The Arts Club
While The Arts Club is known as one of London’s most prestigious private members’ clubs, fewer know about its discreet boutique hotel above the club’s historic rooms. Elegant, intimate, and art-filled, it’s one of the city’s best-kept secrets. During Frieze Week, it becomes an insider’s hub, where guests mingle with gallerists, curators, and collectors long after the fair closes. Hotel guests enjoy full member privileges for the duration of their stay, including access to the club’s art-rich interiors, refined dining spaces, and Frieze Week programme – from talks to the fabled Patrons Party. This October, the club will also host a major exhibition featuring works by artists including Emily Kam Kngwarray, whose landmark retrospective is currently at Tate Modern, alongside other leading voices in the growing resurgence of First Nations art. 
The Landmark London
The Landmark London is the closest hotel to Frieze London, so it is only fitting that it became the official first-time partner of the art fair. To celebrate, the hotel has released an exclusive Frieze London package for guests wishing to stay there during the event. The package includes an overnight stay for two, breakfast in the Winter Garden restaurant, a Frieze-themed welcome amenity, and two complimentary tickets to Frieze London and Frieze Masters. A convenient location that puts you right in the heart of the art fest, this is an ideal hotel for all Frieze enthusiasts.
45 Park Lane
45 Park Lane is one of the most art-forward hotels in London. A living canvas for an ever-evolving collection of work by contemporary British artists, this hotel is an ideal location for those who want to be surrounded by art even after they’ve left Regent’s Park. Alongside permanent displays by the likes of Damien Hirst and Sir Peter Blake, regular exhibitions offer guests a chance to discover new local artists through vibrant collages, photography, sculptures and print. With art deco influences throughout the hotel and its 46 rooms and suites, guests can head over to Bar 45 for a nightcap after a long, fulfilling day at Frieze, capping off what will surely be a fair to remember.
Rosewood London
Rosewood London is another hotel that has some fun creative activations planned in anticipation of Frieze, making it a great place to stay in during the art fair. London-based artist Rose Electra Harris is doing a residency at the hotel, with her vibrant works installed across key areas of the British manor house for viewings and purchases. There is also a curated stay for the art lovers called the Artist Getaway package, which includes an expert-led exhibition tour by Rita Del Curto Askenasy of MTArt as well as a luxurious suite, two VIP tickets to Frieze London, exhibition chauffeur service, a bottle of champagne on arrival and breakfast for two. If you’re looking to do Frieze in true luxury, this is the way to go.