Compare Care Homes In London

London care homes are deeply connected to their local communities and have dedicated teams who organise meaningful activities such as gardening, gentle exercise and painting for residents to enjoy throughout the year. There are luxury care homes in London, and you can pick the best luxury home by looking out for premium facilities such as communal lounges, hair salons, on-site cinema rooms, and even pubs in certain instances! These homes are managed by renowned providers like Bupa and Excelcare, including Meadbank Care Home in Battersea and Westport Care Home in Stepney.

All our homes in London benefit from easy transportation across local communities, with numerous tube stations offering step-free access. There are also nearby charities and services that support older adults and boost community spirit, such as The Salvation Army and Independent Age.

Above, you’ll find a list of London care homes offering permanent and short-term respite care. These vary in cost, depending on the level of care and support required. For example, nursing homes in London are for people who need 24/7 support from registered nurses due to conditions such as Parkinson’s disease or diabetes. These usually cost more than residential care homes (which are for people who need daily support with tasks like washing and dressing, and may also benefit from socialisation with carers and fellow residents). There are numerous health centres in London as well, and many homes listed above work with these centres to provide high-quality care to all residents.

Dementia care is ideal for anyone who has received a dementia diagnosis. When searching for a dementia care home in London, be sure to consider whether carers are trained in specialist dementia methods, which dementia-friendly activities are organised, and if there are facilities such as sensory gardens, as these play an essential role in the emotional wellbeing of dementia residents.

You could also explore some of the most popular locations in London to find the right care home, including the best care homes in Richmond (where you’ll be near the delightful Richmond Park and Kew Gardens), Islington and beyond.

 

Best care homes in London

• Just below Battersea Park, Eden Court Care Home provides long-term residential and 24/7 nursing care, including for people living with dementia. This home has fantastic facilities, such as luxury dining areas, stylish lounges, a café, a hair salon, a fitness studio, its own pub/bar and courtyard gardens. Their dedicated team of activity coordinators works with new residents to create personalised social calendars based on interests and hobbies

• Purpose-built and modern, Loveday Kensington Care Home is among the most luxurious London homes. Residents enjoy relaxing in the lovely terrace café during the summer months, while other popular activities include gardening, book clubs, sing-alongs, and beauty treatments. Loveday Kensington holds an ‘Outstanding’ rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the highest rating available

• Elmstead Care Home in Chislehurst is ideal for those with early-stage dementia. Rated ‘Good’ by the CQC, it also offers residential care for those needing daily assistance with tasks like dressing and bathing. There’s a wide range of activities, from themed parties and breakfast clubs to animal visits, ensuring there's something for everyone

• We particularly love the location of Hampstead Court Care Home in Camden, within easy reach of Hampstead Heath, Regent’s Park, and several famous landmarks, including The British Museum. This home features spacious, bright, and airy bedrooms with en-suite facilities, providing a welcoming atmosphere. Regular sensory activities are especially beneficial for residents who need dementia care