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The Savoy London
London, United Kingdom
Strand, London, United Kingdom, WC2R 0EU
Original Property Opened in 1889
Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2011
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On the River Thames in the heart of the West End, The Savoy has been one of London’s defining luxury hotels since 1889. Boasting some of the most well-known bars and restaurants in London, The Savoy has set world-class standards of excellence for over a century. Many Hollywood legends have stayed at this astounding holiday destination since it first opened, too, including Katharine Hepburn, Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe, and Elizabeth Taylor. But the hotel has also attracted scores of famous artists and musicians, such as Claude Monet, Sir Elton John, and The Beatles. Even the Prince of Wales and his entourage have frequented the location regularly. Come live a life of royalty by staying at The Savoy.
Discover
- Discover The Savoy London’s legendary Lancaster Ballroom. Among the most historic meeting venues in all of London, the Lancaster Ballroom first opened in 1910. It still features much of its original décor. This terrific destination has even hosted parties for the likes of George Gershwin and Anna Pavlova.
- Appreciate the amazing Art Deco design aesthetics that proliferate throughout the hotel. These iconic features include a carving of a black cat named "Kaspar," as well as the massive stainless steel “Savoy” sign that hangs above Savoy Court. The Savoy London is now recognized as a Grade II-listed building by Heritage England.
- Visit The Savoy London’s brilliant accommodations. See the historic rooms where the likes of Judy Garland, Laurence Olivier, Humphrey Bogart, Elizabeth Taylor, and Marilyn Monroe have stayed at one point or another. Even great international leaders—like Prime Minister Winston Churchill and U.S. President Harry Truman—have visited The Savoy London.
Explore
- Walk through Trafalgar Square just moments away. Named in honor of the British victory won at the Battle of Trafalgar, Trafalgar Square is home to the renowned Nelson’s Column, as well as several prestigious museums.
- Visit the Palace of Westminster, home to the iconic Big Ben clock tower. It is within these hallowed walls that the British Parliament has governed the United Kingdom for centuries. This historic landmark is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Journey to the breathtaking Westminster Abbey. Originally constructed during the 10th century, the cathedral has been the site of every coronation for every English and British monarch since William the Conqueror. This marvelous structure is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Experience
- Tour the beautiful artwork on display at the National Gallery. The museum has been open since the 1820s, and features an extensive collection of some 2,300 paintings from Western Europe. These terrific pieces of art all date from the 13th to early 20th centuries.
- Shop at some of the finest storefronts in London at Covent Garden. Opened in the 1830s, this spectacular historic marketplace features a wealth of upscale venues to experience, such as Mulberry, Tiffany & Co., and Petersham Nurseries.
- Experience a thrilling theatrical performance near London’s famous Aldwych and Strand roadways. A number of illustrious opera houses and theaters reside near these two thoroughfares, such as the Royal Opera House, the Lyceum Theatre, and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
Taste
- Try Fish & Chips when out on the town. An iconic British dish, Fish & Chips is served throughout London at such renowned eateries like Poppie’s, Shoreditch, and Golden Union.
- Attend an afternoon tea session and savor the best British tea. No trip to the United Kingdom is ever complete without participating in this storied national pastime. Come enjoy some of the finest tea in Britain at The Savoy London.
- Delight in a classic full English breakfast before starting the day. Dozens of amazing restaurants in the city participate in this citywide culinary tradition, including Caravan King’s Cross, Hawksmoor Guildhall, and The Wolseley.
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