Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

The line of the river from the Strand to the Tower – home to eight of the forty-three hotels.

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Luxury hotels in Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

8 hotels

The Savoy

Five-star · Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

The grand dame of 1889 on the Strand, with the Thames at its back – the American Bar and Gordon Ramsay's Savoy Grill.

From $900 per night

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Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge

Five-star · Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

Four Seasons in Ten Trinity Square, the 1922 building beside the Tower – La Dame de Pic London and a pool below ground.

From $800 per night

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One Aldwych

Five-star · Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

An Edwardian landmark at the top of the Strand, independent – a chlorine-free pool and Indigo at table.

From $600 per night

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Pan Pacific London

Five-star · Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

Pan Pacific's tower at Bishopsgate Plaza, in the City – an 18.5-meter infinity pool and Straits Kitchen.

From $600 per night

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Rosewood London

Five-star · Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

Rosewood's Edwardian Belle Époque landmark of 1914 in Holborn – the Mirror Room and Scarfes Bar.

From $900 per night

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Shangri-La The Shard, London

Five-star · Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

Shangri-La on floors 34 to 52 of The Shard – London's highest infinity pool and Gŏng bar.

From $800 per night

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The Ned

Four-star · Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

Lutyens' Midland Bank of 1924 on Poultry, in the City – a pool on the roof and a bar in the old vault.

From $450 per night

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Park Hyatt London River Thames

Four-star · Covent Garden, the City & South Bank

Park Hyatt's house of 2025 at One Nine Elms, on the south bank – the river and Westminster in the windows.

From $550 per night

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Other neighborhoods in London

Mayfair & Marylebone

The streets between Oxford Street and Piccadilly, with Hyde Park to the west – home to fifteen of the forty-three hotels. Park Lane runs along that western edge; inside the quarter lie Grosvenor and Berkeley Squares, with Bond Street and Mount Street for the shops and galleries. Regent Street and Savile Row are to the east, Marylebone High Street and Portland Place to the north.

Knightsbridge, Belgravia & Kensington

The south side of Hyde Park, from Hyde Park Corner to Kensington Palace – home to thirteen of the forty-three hotels. Harrods, Harvey Nichols and Sloane Street are for the shops, and Belgravia keeps its white stucco squares; the King's Road and Chelsea lie below Sloane Square. The museums of South Kensington stand on the way to Kensington Gardens.

Westminster & St James's

The royal quarter between Piccadilly and the river – home to seven of the forty-three hotels. St James's Street and Pall Mall are for the clubs and the shirtmakers, with St James's Park and the Mall, Buckingham Palace and the Royal Mews beyond. Whitehall and Horse Guards run down to Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament.

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