The Savoy in brief
Opened in 1889 between the Strand and the Thames, The Savoy is one of London's most storied hotels. It pairs Edwardian and Art Deco interiors with modern comfort, and its location puts theatres, Covent Garden and the South Bank within a short stroll.
Its bars are institutions in their own right, and many rooms enjoy sweeping views across the river towards the London Eye.
Getting there
Charing Cross and Embankment stations are a few minutes' walk away, and Covent Garden is around the corner. Heathrow is roughly an hour by car or rail; the Elizabeth line makes the journey straightforward.
Rooms & suites
Rooms are styled in either Edwardian or Art Deco themes. River-view rooms and suites are worth the premium, and personal butler service is available at the top end.
Eat & drink
Dining spans a seafood-led riverside restaurant, a classic grill and a glamorous afternoon tea. The hotel's two bars are among the most celebrated cocktail rooms in the world.
Leisure & wellness
A rooftop-level fitness gallery houses the gym and an indoor pool, with treatment rooms for massages and facials.
Room types
Superior Queen
Elegant city rooms in Edwardian style.
Deluxe River View
Wider rooms with views across the Thames.
Art Deco Suite
Signature interiors and butler service.
Facilities
Good to know
Is it walkable to the West End?
Yes — theatres, restaurants and Covent Garden are all within a short walk.
Is there a pool?
There is an indoor pool in the fitness area.
Is afternoon tea open to non-residents?
Yes, though booking ahead is strongly advised.
