Covent Garden Hotels
We've got 187 hotels available near Covent Garden on the
28 Jan 2012 for 1 night
The cheapest hotel reservation starts at £58.00, Macdonald Hotel
The closest hotel to Covent Garden is Radisson Edwardian Mercer Street for £214.80
The cheapest hotel reservation starts at £58.00, Macdonald Hotel
The closest hotel to Covent Garden is Radisson Edwardian Mercer Street for £214.80
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| Hotel Name | Distance | Star Rating | Guest Rating | You Save | Total Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Radisson Edwardian Mercer Street  | 0.1 Mi. | 4 |
 | Save 64% | £214.80 |  |
| Radisson Edwardian Hampshire Hotel | 0.2 Mi. | 5 |
 | Save 42% | £294.00 | |
| St Martins Lane Hotel | 0.2 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 47% | £310.80 | |
| Strand Palace Hotel | 0.2 Mi. | 3 |
| Save 89% | £112.00 | |
| Radisson Edwardian Leicester Square | 0.2 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 52% | £252.00 | |
| The Kingsley | 0.3 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 42% | £202.80 | |
| Best Western Premier Shaftesbury Hotel | 0.3 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 60% | £169.00 | |
| Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street | 0.3 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 58% | £202.80 | |
| Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel | 0.4 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 67% | £126.00 | |
| The Bloomsbury Hotel London | 0.4 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 44% | £198.00 | |
| Citadines Aparthotel Holborn | 0.4 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 43% | £160.80 | |
| Chancery Court Hotel London | 0.4 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 50% | £248.40 | |
| Citadines Aparthotel Trafalgar Square | 0.4 Mi. | 3 |
| Save 13% | £240.00 | |
| myhotel Bloomsbury | 0.5 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 56% | £106.80 | |
| Staunton Hotel | 0.6 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 23% | £169.00 | |
| Sanctum Soho Hotel | 0.6 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 18% | £432.00 | |
| The Rathbone Hotel | 0.6 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 34% | £126.00 | |
| Sanderson Hotel | 0.6 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 52% | £310.08 | |
| Mercure London Bloomsbury | 0.6 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 60% | £109.00 | |
| Regency House Hotel | 0.7 Mi. | 2 |
| Save 7% | £135.00 | |
| Garth Hotel | 0.7 Mi. | 2 |
 | Save 10% | £89.00 | |
| London Marriott Hotel County Hall | 0.8 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 55% | £210.00 | |
| Westbury Mayfair Hotel | 0.8 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 57% | £202.80 | |
| Browns Hotel | 0.8 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 34% | £462.00 | |
| Wellington | 0.8 Mi. | 3 |
| Save 20% | £80.00 | |
| Welcome Inn | 0.9 Mi. | 3 |
| Save 25% | £75.00 | |
| The Stafford Hotel | 0.9 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 32% | £360.00 | |
| Goodenough Club | 0.9 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 33% | £100.00 | |
| Park Plaza Westminster Bridge | 0.9 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 60% | £166.80 | |
| Astor Court Hotel | 0.9 Mi. | 3 |
| Save 23% | £120.00 | |
| Langham Hotel | 0.9 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 50% | £258.00 | |
| The Mayfair Hotel | 0.9 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 63% | £274.80 | |
| Euston Square Hotel | 1 Mi. | 3 |
| Save 34% | £99.00 | |
| Rookery 1764 Hotel | 1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 15% | £235.00 | |
| Fox Club Mayfair | 1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 47% | £150.00 | |
| Flemings Mayfair Hotel | 1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 36% | £170.41 | |
| Washington Mayfair Hotel | 1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 71% | £162.00 | |
| Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel | 1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 69% | £118.80 | |
| Zetter Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 33% | £148.00 | |
| European Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 1 |
| £60.00 | | |
| Radisson Edwardian Berkshire Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 59% | £198.00 | |
| St James Court Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 82% | £125.00 | |
| Macdonald Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 2 |
| Save 17% | £58.00 | |
| 51 Buckingham Gate | 1.1 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 57% | £342.00 | |
| Excelsior Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 2 |
| Save 75% | £139.99 | |
| St Ermins Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 42% | £214.80 | |
| Elmwood Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 2 |
| £160.00 | | |
| Malmaison Hotel | 1.1 Mi. | 4 |
| Save 71% | £186.00 | |
| St Pancras Renaissance London Hotel | 1.2 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 45% | £262.80 | |
| The Athenaeum | 1.2 Mi. | 5 |
| Save 31% | £263.00 | |
More About Covent Garden
One of the most popular areas in London, Covent Garden has a great deal to offer at the heart of the West End. The
most important historical feature of the area is the grand piazza, formerly home to the city's largest fruit and
vegetable market. Its prime location makes it an ideal place to stay in one of the many Covent Garden hotels to be
found.
The Piazza
The piazza was designed by renowned architect Inigo Jones in 1630, and evolved into the city's premier market following the destruction caused by the Great Fire of London in 1666. In 1670 it became an officially licensed fruit and vegetable market, and continued to be so until the stalls outgrew the space and moved to Nine Elms in 1973.
Covent Garden Today
These days the piazza is a popular shopping centre, with many clothes and craft shops to browse. Passers-by can also enjoy the street-performers; Covent Garden is the only place they are licenced to perform, so this is something you will not see anywhere else in London. The fascinating London Transport Museum is also well worth a visit. It is a combination of all this culture and history that make Covent Garden hotels such an attractive proposition.
Getting to Covent Garden
Found just three tube stops from Kings Cross St Pancras on the Piccadilly Line, Covent Garden's central location makes getting in and out very easy. As well as Covent Garden tube station itself, Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road and Holborn are all acceptable getting off points just a short walk from the centre of Covent Garden.
If you are coming in on the train, your nearest station is Charing Cross. Once again, access to the centre of Covent Garden is very easy on foot, and indeed if the weather is fine it is good fun to stroll through the streets enjoying your surroundings.
Covent Garden Theatre
There are many theatres found in the vicinity of Covent Garden, which is no surprise given its West End location. Some of the more well-known theatres include The Adelphi, which has previously staged Evita, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and a triumphant, record-breaking eight-year run of Chicago.
Others include the The Vaudeville, most recently known for a long-running series of productions of Stomp, The Garrick, The Duke of York's and The Savoy.
Covent Garden Pubs and Bars
The Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) knows better than anyone what makes a good pub, and they voted The Harp near Trafalgar Square as their National Pub of the Year 2010/2011. Constantly busy and with a fine selection of real ale, it is a must visit.
Elsewhere, the Coach and Horses is a small, welcoming inn at the heart of theatreland where you can enjoy ales, lager and Guinness with one of their excellent sandwiches. For reasonably priced cocktails, head to Freud Bar on Shaftesbury Avenue.
Covent Garden Restaurants
As we have established, Covent Garden is fashionable enough to warrant many excellent restaurants. For a treat, try The Northall for top quality British cuisine, or Christopher's for traditional American fare. The Asia de Cuba Restaurant at the stunning St Martins Lane hotel serves particularly fine Asian and Cuban flavours.
If you are in the mood for French food, head to the excellent Mon Plaisir, which claims to be London's oldest French restaurant. Meanwhile, for a wider range of European dishes, The Forge is a good bet.
Covent Garden Parking
There are five NCP car parks within a reasonable range of central Covent Garden, most of which are open 24 hours a day. The hourly price is around £6.
The Piazza
The piazza was designed by renowned architect Inigo Jones in 1630, and evolved into the city's premier market following the destruction caused by the Great Fire of London in 1666. In 1670 it became an officially licensed fruit and vegetable market, and continued to be so until the stalls outgrew the space and moved to Nine Elms in 1973.
Covent Garden Today
These days the piazza is a popular shopping centre, with many clothes and craft shops to browse. Passers-by can also enjoy the street-performers; Covent Garden is the only place they are licenced to perform, so this is something you will not see anywhere else in London. The fascinating London Transport Museum is also well worth a visit. It is a combination of all this culture and history that make Covent Garden hotels such an attractive proposition.
Getting to Covent Garden
Found just three tube stops from Kings Cross St Pancras on the Piccadilly Line, Covent Garden's central location makes getting in and out very easy. As well as Covent Garden tube station itself, Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road and Holborn are all acceptable getting off points just a short walk from the centre of Covent Garden.
If you are coming in on the train, your nearest station is Charing Cross. Once again, access to the centre of Covent Garden is very easy on foot, and indeed if the weather is fine it is good fun to stroll through the streets enjoying your surroundings.
Covent Garden Theatre
There are many theatres found in the vicinity of Covent Garden, which is no surprise given its West End location. Some of the more well-known theatres include The Adelphi, which has previously staged Evita, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and a triumphant, record-breaking eight-year run of Chicago.
Others include the The Vaudeville, most recently known for a long-running series of productions of Stomp, The Garrick, The Duke of York's and The Savoy.
Covent Garden Pubs and Bars
The Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) knows better than anyone what makes a good pub, and they voted The Harp near Trafalgar Square as their National Pub of the Year 2010/2011. Constantly busy and with a fine selection of real ale, it is a must visit.
Elsewhere, the Coach and Horses is a small, welcoming inn at the heart of theatreland where you can enjoy ales, lager and Guinness with one of their excellent sandwiches. For reasonably priced cocktails, head to Freud Bar on Shaftesbury Avenue.
Covent Garden Restaurants
As we have established, Covent Garden is fashionable enough to warrant many excellent restaurants. For a treat, try The Northall for top quality British cuisine, or Christopher's for traditional American fare. The Asia de Cuba Restaurant at the stunning St Martins Lane hotel serves particularly fine Asian and Cuban flavours.
If you are in the mood for French food, head to the excellent Mon Plaisir, which claims to be London's oldest French restaurant. Meanwhile, for a wider range of European dishes, The Forge is a good bet.
Covent Garden Parking
There are five NCP car parks within a reasonable range of central Covent Garden, most of which are open 24 hours a day. The hourly price is around £6.
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