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Covent Garden Hotel

London, United Kingdom

Covent Garden Hotel

London, United Kingdom

About the hotel

Style

Elegant

Rooms

58

"A spirited boutique property located in the heart of the theatre district, Covent Garden Hotel boasts spirited, Kit Kemp-designed guestrooms and an elegant brasserie restaurant."

The Covent Garden Hotel traces its history back to the 1890s when it began life as a French Hospital on Monmouth Street. It debuted as a hotel in April of 1996 and is an enchanting little hideaway in a splendid location. Set as it is in the heart of London’s theatre district, guests can expect to have a vibrant piece of the city on their doorstep: must-visits like the Royal Opera House are within walking distance, while boutiques, cute cafés and options for drinking and dining abound nearby.

A true boutique property, this hotel comprises a mere 58 rooms, each of which has been uniquely and individually designed by the lauded interior designer Kit Kemp. Within, Kemp’s trademark whimsy is on full, glorious display: the colourful spaces are quirky, cosy and impeccably designed. No two rooms are the same, and all are utterly fabulous, embracing a sort of modern rendering of traditional English aesthetics that feels delightfully playful. Expect unusual headboards, eye-catching artwork and... Show more

The Covent Garden Hotel traces its history back to the 1890s when it began life as a French Hospital on Monmouth Street. It debuted as a hotel in April of 1996 and is an enchanting little hideaway in a splendid location. Set as it is in the heart of London’s theatre district, guests can expect to have a vibrant piece of the city on their doorstep: must-visits like the Royal Opera House are within walking distance, while boutiques, cute cafés and options for drinking and dining abound nearby.

A true boutique property, this hotel comprises a mere 58 rooms, each of which has been uniquely and individually designed by the lauded interior designer Kit Kemp. Within, Kemp’s trademark whimsy is on full, glorious display: the colourful spaces are quirky, cosy and impeccably designed. No two rooms are the same, and all are utterly fabulous, embracing a sort of modern rendering of traditional English aesthetics that feels delightfully playful. Expect unusual headboards, eye-catching artwork and a spirited mish-mash of patterns and colours everywhere you look. The architecture of the spaces also varies from one room to the next: some boast lofty interiors with tall windows, while others feature sloping walls or vaulted ceilings.

The bustling Seven Dials neighbourhood gives way to a welcome sense of serenity in Brasserie Max, the hotel’s sole restaurant. A popular spot for pre-theatre dining, the ambience here is elegant yet cosy, and the cuisine features classic brasserie dishes alongside more contemporary European fare. The Afternoon Tea served at Brasserie Max is a treat, and brunch on the weekends is also worthwhile.

Despite its small size, the Covent Garden Hotel offers a handful of wellness amenities. There’s a gym on-site for guests looking to get in a workout, alongside a Body and Beauty treatment room. Spa treatments by Soholistic can be enjoyed in the on-site facilities or in the privacy of one’s own room – just be sure to book your massage or facial in advance. Mind you leave some time to explore the rest of the hotel and the joys hidden within. The Drawing Room, for example, delights with its warm ambience and cosy fireplace, as does the intimate Library, which is located just beyond. There’s an impressive Screening Room as well, which accommodates up to 47 people and can be rented out for your own private (and entirely unforgettable) movie night.

Hotel amenities

Air conditioning

Laundry/valet service

Restaurant

Room service

Spa

Lounges/bars

Children welcome

Fitness centre

Internet complimentary

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The Covent Garden Hotel traces its history back to the 1890s when it began life as a French Hospital on Monmouth Street. It debuted as a hotel in April of 1996 and is an enchanting little hideaway in a splendid location. Set as it is in the heart of London’s theatre district, guests can expect to have a vibrant... Show more

The Covent Garden Hotel traces its history back to the 1890s when it began life as a French Hospital on Monmouth Street. It debuted as a hotel in April of 1996 and is an enchanting little hideaway in a splendid location. Set as it is in the heart of London’s theatre district, guests can expect to have a vibrant piece of the city on their doorstep: must-visits like the Royal Opera House are within walking distance, while boutiques, cute cafés and options for drinking and dining abound nearby.

A true boutique property, this hotel comprises a mere 58 rooms, each of which has been uniquely and individually designed by the lauded interior designer Kit Kemp. Within, Kemp’s trademark whimsy is on full, glorious display: the colourful spaces are quirky, cosy and impeccably designed. No two rooms are the same, and all are utterly fabulous, embracing a sort of modern rendering of traditional English aesthetics that feels delightfully playful. Expect unusual headboards, eye-catching artwork and a spirited mish-mash of patterns and colours everywhere you look. The architecture of the spaces also varies from one room to the next: some boast lofty interiors with tall windows, while others feature sloping walls or vaulted ceilings.

The bustling Seven Dials neighbourhood gives way to a welcome sense of serenity in Brasserie Max, the hotel’s sole restaurant. A popular spot for pre-theatre dining, the ambience here is elegant yet cosy, and the cuisine features classic brasserie dishes alongside more contemporary European fare. The Afternoon Tea served at Brasserie Max is a treat, and brunch on the weekends is also worthwhile.

Despite its small size, the Covent Garden Hotel offers a handful of wellness amenities. There’s a gym on-site for guests looking to get in a workout, alongside a Body and Beauty treatment room. Spa treatments by Soholistic can be enjoyed in the on-site facilities or in the privacy of one’s own room – just be sure to book your massage or facial in advance. Mind you leave some time to explore the rest of the hotel and the joys hidden within. The Drawing Room, for example, delights with its warm ambience and cosy fireplace, as does the intimate Library, which is located just beyond. There’s an impressive Screening Room as well, which accommodates up to 47 people and can be rented out for your own private (and entirely unforgettable) movie night.

Hotel amenities

Air conditioning

Laundry/valet service

Restaurant

Room service

Spa

Lounges/bars

Children welcome

Fitness centre

Internet complimentary

Show less

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