London has 37 Edit by Chase hotels. January is the cheapest month to book, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $621, fees included, followed by April at $684 and February at $695. Three properties qualify for the double credit through December 31, 2026: InterContinental London Park Lane by IHG, Kimpton Fitzroy London by IHG, and Six Senses London.
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There are 37 Edit by Chase hotels in London, and the list below maps every one with its typical nightly rate and star rating. Median nightly Chase Travel rates across those 37 properties, fees included, run from $621 in January to $937 in September, a $316 swing. The figures come from price calendars covering the next 12 months.
The Sapphire Reserve's $250 statement credit and the $100 property credit stack to $350 per Edit stay. That covers about 28 percent of a two-night stay at London's January median of $1,242. At the three double-credit hotels, the select-brand promo adds a second $250 credit through December 31, 2026, lifting the stack to $600.
London's cheapest Edit hotels are also among its best rated. The Standard, London, a 5-star property, carries a $341 median nightly rate, so a two-night stay runs about $682 and the standard $350 stack covers just over half of it. Kimpton Fitzroy London by IHG pairs a $394 median with double-credit eligibility, the strongest single combination in the city.
*Median nightly Chase Travel rate (fees in) over the past year, for planning only. Chase rates typically run 10 to 20 percent above the hotel's own site; the Edit credits and perks only apply to Chase Travel bookings, and the price match guarantee can close the gap. Hotel names link to the hotel on Chase Travel (sign in to your Chase account first).
The cheapest months for London Edit hotels are January, April, and February, with median nightly Chase Travel rates around $621. The priciest is September at about $937.
January is the cheapest month for London Edit hotels, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $621 across all 37 properties, fees included. April follows at $684 and February at $695. These medians come from price calendars covering the next 12 months, so they track what Chase Travel actually charges rather than published rack rates.
The winter floor has a clear driver: after Christmas and New Year, tourist numbers drop sharply and London hotels cut rates from January into March, as Free Tours by Foot's London guide documents. April's strength is the surprise. Seasonality guides treat March through May as shoulder season, yet the Chase data shows April ($684) pricing below both March ($710) and May ($723).
September is the most expensive month at a $937 median, with June second at $865. Jetsetter Alerts attributes the summer run-up to school holidays and peak international tourism, with demand staying elevated into early September. One computed wrinkle cuts against the conventional wisdom: August's median drops to $752, cheaper than every other month from June through September, even though guides place it inside London's high season.
November is the sleeper window on the back half of the calendar. Kayak's London hotel data flags it as a cheap month, and the Chase numbers agree in part: a $751 median undercuts October ($802) and December ($796), though it never reaches the January floor.
The concrete play is a January booking at The Standard, London. Its $341 median nightly rate puts a two-night Edit stay near $682, and the $250 statement credit plus the $100 property credit bring the out-of-pocket cost down to about $332.
Three London Edit hotels currently qualify for the double credit: InterContinental London Park Lane by IHG, Kimpton Fitzroy London by IHG, and Six Senses London. The select-brand promo stacks a second $250 credit on top of the standard Edit credit and runs through December 31, 2026. Kimpton Fitzroy is the value pick of the three, with a median nightly rate of $394 and a 5-star rating.
January is the cheapest month to book an Edit hotel in London, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $621, fees included, across all 37 properties. April ($684) and February ($695) come next. September is the most expensive month at $937, so moving the same two-night stay from September to January saves about $632 before any credit applies.
The $100 Edit property credit is per stay, applied once no matter how many nights you book. It covers food and beverage on site unless the hotel specifies otherwise, so check the property page in Chase Travel before booking. On a two-night stay at London's January median of $1,242, the $100 credit plus the $250 statement credit cover about 28 percent of the bill.
The Standard, London is the cheapest 5-star Edit hotel in London, with a median nightly rate of $341 on Chase Travel, fees included. Aethos London Shoreditch runs a close second at $344, and Kimpton Fitzroy London by IHG sits at $394 with double-credit eligibility. London's 5-star floor is unusually low: eight of the city's ten top-rated Edit hotels carry medians under $450.
Yes, waiting pays off in London. The median nightly rate drops from $937 in September to $621 in January, a difference of $316 per night or $632 across a two-night stay. That gap alone is larger than the $250 credit. If winter does not work for you, April is the compromise: its $684 median sits within $63 of the January floor while the weather improves.
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