Romantic Things to do in London for Couples | Date Ideas, Restaurants & More

The Parlour is a brand-new, intimate jazz and cabaret bar at The Ned that promises delectable cocktails, delicious cuisine, and top-notch live entertainment throughout dinner. It is one of the city's most romantic establishments, with décor inspired by 1930s jazz clubs.

Address:​ The Ned, 27 Poultry, London EC2R 8AJ, United Kingdom

Cost for two: £100

The art deco-inspired dining area is a show-stopper, equipped with a mirror and gold bar, opulent leather seats, expansive high ceilings, glittering light, and, most notably, a 30-foot-long Damien Hirst crystal Pegasus statue on one of the walls. Get a table on the right side of the floor and treat yourself to a romantic meal.

Address: ​400 Oxford St, Duke St, London W1A 1AB, United Kingdom

Cost for two: £140

Amazónico has become one of London's most talked-about restaurants, offering big, bold décor, exotic dishes, and an exuberant ambiance. Start with cocktails before moving on to the odd and magnificent meal, all while being wooed by the exquisite ambiance.

Address:​ 10 Berkeley Square, London W1J 6BR, United Kingdom

Cost for two: £150

Trullo is the sibling restaurant of the famous Padella where you can, realistically, get an advanced booking along with the same extraordinary food as the latter. The basement is moody and romantic, while the upstairs is light and welcoming. The menus change on a regular basis, but you can always count on a wide assortment of delectable roast meats.

Address: ​300-302, St Paul's Rd, London N1 2LH, United Kingdom

Cost for two: £80

Amaranto, housed within the Four Seasons, flawlessly blends a fresh, modern vibe with classic fine dining. Low lighting and soothing music create the ideal atmosphere for genuinely escaping from your busy lives for the evening and focusing on your loved one and the food.

Address: ​Hamilton Pl, London W1J 7DR, United Kingdom

Cost for two: £180

With elegant artwork and a blazing fireplace, this well-known Kensington establishment resembles a Tuscan home. Their food is fantastic, with a simple à la carte menu of hearty Italian classics made with high-quality ingredients. Even the service is friendly and welcoming, with a knowledgeable sommelier on hand to assist.

Address: ​112 Draycott Ave, London SW3 3AE, United Kingdom

Cost for two: £100

This much-discussed newcomer to the London hotel industry pushes the definition of "boutique" a little farther, but there are plenty of private, guest-only places right in the heart of Leicester Square. A sitting room and a whisky room, as well as a library full of Assouline literature and board games, are among the amenities.

Address: ​38 Leicester Square, London WC2H 7DX, United Kingdom

Cost: Around £470

Batty Langley's in Spitalfields is one of the most intriguing hotels in town, positioned just outside the City of London's historic walls. The hotel has four-poster beds, heavy drapes, and antique wardrobes, and is named after the author of manuals that assisted people plan their homes and gardens 'in Grand Taste' in the 18th century.

Address: ​12 Folgate St, London E1 6BX, United Kingdom

Cost: Around £230

This relaxed Fitzrovia hotel is ideal for exploring Soho, Oxford Street, and the rest of the West End. For cocktails and private meals, seek out the garden cabana, or speak with the spiritual well-being concierge, who can arrange everything from shamanic customs and sound healing to energy cleaning and cacao ceremonies.

Address: ​20-21 Newman St, London W1T 1PG, United Kingdom

Cost: Around £430

This South Bank hotel features the best view of St Paul's Cathedral in London, not to mention the popular Lyaness bar, which is a fixture on the best-bar-in-the-world lists. The riverfront terrace at Sea Containers is charming all year, even in the winter, due to sheepskin comforters and faux-fur blankets provided by the staff.

Address: ​20 Upper Ground, London SE1 9PD, United Kingdom

Cost: Around £275

The Mondrian features a rooftop for visitors to relish brisk morning swims and breakfasts, which is as glamorous as its Shoreditch location. With its sunny color palette of terracotta walls and red tiles, the hotel transfers Andalusia to London, where classic croquettes, oxtail on brioche, and massive pans of paella are served.

Address: ​45 Curtain Rd, London EC2A 3PT, United Kingdom

Cost: Around £275

The modest Henrietta Hotel, located in a tucked-away mansion in the heart of Covent Garden, has the added benefit of being like your own central-London residence. There are just 18 rooms, each with millennial pink restrooms, views of the city's skyline, and, predictably, cocktail-making equipment in the minibar.

Address: ​9 Henrietta St, London WC2E 8PS, United Kingdom

Cost: Around £305