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Courthouse Doubletree by Hilton London Regent Street
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 80% off from £137
19 - 21 Great Malborough Street London , W1F 7HL | 1 minute walk from Liberty of London
A swimming pool, spa, fitness room and a range of meeting rooms have been sympathetically accommodated within this historic 5-star Soho hotel. A Grade II listed More

Sanctum Soho Hotel
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Budget Double Rooms: 28% off from £163
20 Warwick Street, W1B 5NF | 4 minutes walk from Liberty of London
The rock star glamour of this Soho hotel gives it a real buzz - with an underground cinema, black bathrooms, rooftop bar and open air Jacuzzi More

Westbury Mayfair Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 74% off from £129
37 Conduit Street, W1S 2YF | 4 minutes walk from Liberty of London
Flanked by Armani and Tiffany’s this sumptuous hotel is located on one of the most exclusive streets in London. A place of serenity in the midst More

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No other shop in London, if the world, has such a strong iconic association with design. Mention a 'Liberty print' and a clear image of the shapes, colours and textures involved immediately springs to mind. Housed in a striking, timber-framed, Tudor revival building on Regent Street, the powerful Liberty brand extends to the distinctive style of its surroundings. With small, intimate staircases, intricately designed elevators, wooden balconies and glass atriums this has to be one of the most aesthetically pleasing and unique department stores in the city. Just wandering around it particularly at Christmas time, when fairy lights adorn the ceiling is a real joy. Since it opened in 1875, Liberty has captured the hearts of shoppers around the world, finding fame and popularity in the 60s with designers like Mary Quant and Jean Muir producing the shops own line in fabrics. Liberty's dedication to innovative design and Eastern influences reflects its founder's fascination with Japan following the International Exhibition of 1862. Not content with merely following trends, Liberty regularly showcases and sponsors new designers, offering cutting-edge style; from cosmetics and jewellery through to home and fashion - there are names like Martin Margiela and Comme des Garcons nestling alongside Betty Jackson. Covet the designer womenswear, ogle the arts and crafts antiques or simply watch would-be fashion designers drooling over the textiles in the fabric department. Fabulous.Best for:Fabrics and fairy lights, balconies and beads, Mary Quant, Martin Margiela and Jean Muir.