COMO The Halkin

The facade, which is also the logo of the hotel.

The bar/cafe on the first floor is the perfect place to spend an afternoon.

I loved how the doors to the room are almost hidden, it lends itself to the sense of privacy you get here.

So cozy.

It's such a simple but relaxing room.

Huge bathroom. I only used the shower, but there were bath salts included if I really wanted to indulge (another nice touch: heated towel racks).

I loved having this huge desk in my room, I sat here most of the time while working.

There are mirrors in the corners, in case you needed more sense of space.

Outside the elevators; the artwork here is subtle but tasteful. Like I said, the hotel doesn't really impose itself on you. It's not the center of attention, you are.

Typical buildings in Belgravia. All off-white, all beautiful.

You can find some charming little nooks in Belgravia. This was a bar I stumbled on (and I liked the contrast of the brick and the teal door next to all the white buildings).

A few of the rooms at the COMO Halkin have balconies.

I had the full tasting menu at Ametsa, which Chef Ruben Briones altered to accommodate my vegetarianism.

There were so many amazing dishes, with this serving as the finale: La Pasion del Chocolate.

That cozy bed comes super handy when you're in a food coma after Ametsa.