The Bloomsbury Hotel sits in a central London spot, just a few minutes on foot from the boutiques and markets of Covent Garden, Theatreland, the British Museum, and Soho. The hotel is housed in a neo-Georgian building that has undergone a multimillion pound restoration, emerging with a modern flair. Recent additions include the Coral Room, a grand salon bar; the Bloomsbury Club Bar, which has outdoor seating; an all-season terrace restaurant; and stylish luxury studio suites.
Guest rooms mix design-led classic and deluxe options, all elegantly appointed. The luxury studio suites are lavishly decorated in earthy natural tones, with wooden parquet floors and Italian marble bathrooms featuring free-standing baths. Every room and suite comes with free high-speed WiFi, air conditioning, a Nespresso coffee machine, a 55-inch TV with an entertainment system and Chromecast, tea and coffee-making facilities, and a marble bathroom with luxury toiletries.
For the health-conscious, the hotel’s fitness suite is accessible at no extra cost, and high-speed WiFi is complimentary throughout. All-day dining is on offer, including a sumptuous afternoon tea on the Dalloway Terrace, an elegant and quintessentially English spot that ranks among London’s most photographed restaurants.
In the Coral Room, designed by Martin Brudnizki, coffee and light bites are served during the day, while the evening turns it into a lively cocktail bar. The atmospheric Bloomsbury Club Bar, meanwhile, offers a finely crafted cocktail list that draws on the unconventional lives of the 1930s Bloomsbury Set, which included Virginia Woolf. Tottenham Court Road and Leicester Square tube stations are nearby, with Leicester Square a ten-minute walk away, Trafalgar Square thirteen minutes, the London Eye twenty-one, and Big Ben and SEA LIFE London Aquarium each twenty-three.
