Hotels Cara Delevingne Has Stayed At

A stainless steel orb reflects the Lobby Bar at The London EDITION, where tufted sofas, a communal table, and a snooker table make the entrance a gathering place in its own right. Set in a restored historic building on Berners Street in Fitzrovia, the hotel carries Ian Schrager’s emphasis on sociable spaces through to Berners Tavern. Here, chef Jason Atherton’s contemporary British cooking comes beneath chandeliers inspired by New York’s Grand Central Station. The 173 rooms and suites have a distinctly nautical character: oak floors, wood-paneled walls, custom furniture, and Hendrik Kerstens photographs suggest the cabins of a private yacht. Soho is close by, giving guests plenty of reasons to venture beyond the hotel’s bars and dining room.

Jacques Grange gave The Mark a distinctive design vocabulary: bold black-and-white stripes, custom furnishings, and art and lighting commissioned specifically for the hotel. Working with Parisian antiquaire Pierre Passebon, he brought in contributors including Ron Arad, Vladimir Kagan, and Mattia Bonetti, giving the public spaces the appeal of a design collection. Upstairs, rooms take a more uncluttered approach, with views over Madison Avenue, East 77th Street, or townhouse gardens. The Upper East Side address puts Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art within easy reach, while Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s restaurant and Caviar Kaspia—with its caviar-topped twice-baked potato—give visitors reasons to linger downstairs.