Set just off the Embankment, this five star hotel is a true gem, offering bags of style and luxury in intimate and cosy surroundings. If you’re the sort of traveller who demands only the best, you’ll find that this property certainly doesn’t disappoint. Many find that it’s way over and beyond their expectations! It’s just a short walk from the West End and Covent Garden too, so if you fancy wandering away from your oasis, you won’t have to go far before you find yourself in the centre of the action.
This hotel’s facilities include 24-hour security, air conditioning, an airport shuttle service on request, laundry, limousines and high-speed wireless internet. Rooms are all beautifully decorated and come equipped with radio, TV, bathrobes, slippers, tea and coffee making facilities, and private bathrooms with tubs and showers.
If you do have to tear yourself away from your room to get down to some work, you’ll be more than impressed with the business centre. You’ll find a boardroom, conference and meeting rooms, and even secretarial and translation services. Just have a chat with the reception desk about organising your workload while you’re in London.
Our top picks close to this hotel
For families
The London Aquarium is within a short walk of this hotel, and is brilliant for those travelling with children. Head to the shark enclosure for a memorable experience.
For romance
There’s nothing quite as romantic as a quiet stroll along the Thames. Watch the boats go by then call into one of the many pavement cafes for a glass of wine and a few nibbles.
For culture
For those with an interest in history, it’s worth paying a visit to the Churchill War Rooms. They give a fascinating insight into wartime Britain, and are suitable for all ages.
For shopping
Covent Garden offers a very pleasant shopping experience. Browse through the antiques market, then pick up a few souvenirs to take back home with you.
For eating out
Rules in Covent Garden is London’s oldest restaurant, and has shining reviews from some of the country’s most esteemed food critics. It serves traditional British fare, and it’s advisable to book a table well in advance.
For nightlife
Cellar Door looks unassuming at street level, though once you’ve taken the stairs down to the basement, you’ll find neon colours, outlandish furniture and an extensive cocktail list. It’s a great spot for warming up for a big night out.
