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Why we love it
The setting
The Strand Palace Hotel is in one of the liveliest areas of central London, just a few minutes’ walk from Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square, and the Thames. Built in 1909, the building was completely renovated in 2012 and now features 785 guest rooms spread across nine floors, all decorated in the Art Deco style. The rooms are equipped with air conditioning, free high-speed Wi-Fi, and toiletries from The White Company, and offer service that exceeds the average for a hotel in this price range in Zone 1. For guests who prefer to spend a lot of time exploring the city rather than staying at the hotel, this is an ideal location.
What to expect
This is an authentic 4-star city hotel where Art Deco style is reflected throughout the property. At the on-site “Haxells” restaurant and bar, you can enjoy British cuisine and cocktails in an atmosphere where the interior design reflects the building’s historic character. Hotel guests have access to a fitness centre. Additionally, the hotel offers amenities specifically designed for guests with disabilities and guests travelling with children. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Since this nine-story building has 785 rooms, the elevators and lobby can get quite busy in the mornings. Please keep this in mind if you’re heading to a show or an early train from the nearby Charing Cross Station.
Things to do nearby
The "Vertical Chill" bar is practically next door, and the Savoy Theatre is also on Strand Street, just a few minutes' walk away. The London Transport Museum is just a few minutes’ walk from Covent Garden Piazza, and the Royal Opera House and the Duchess Theatre are also nearby. This means that most of the theatre district is literally right on your doorstep, and you can walk to the South Bank via Waterloo Bridge in about 10 minutes. Since Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery, and Somerset House are also within walking distance, you can plan a day out that includes visiting museums, seeing a play, and having dinner—all without ever taking the subway.
Best for
This is the perfect choice for anyone who enjoys going to the theatre and museums, as well as for couples staying in central London who prefer to get around on foot. Thanks to its wheelchair-accessible facilities and child-friendly amenities, the hotel is also suitable for families, and the fitness centre is a great choice for those who want to maintain their workout routine. For solo travellers, the central location is also convenient, letting you get around on foot.
How to get to the hotel
From Heathrow Airport, take the Piccadilly Line train to Covent Garden Station; from there, it’s a 5-minute walk to the hotel. From Gatwick Airport, take the Gatwick Express train to Victoria Station, and from there, transfer to a train bound for Charing Cross Station. It’s just a few minutes’ walk from Charing Cross Station to the hotel’s main entrance on Strand Street.
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Latest reviews
Another excellent experience
Stayed at the Strand Palace for a second time with the family - 2 king rooms, 2 single rooms. Once again, it was an excellent experience. Great location close to Covent… Read full review on ZenHotels →
Will stay again
Room spotless, bed very comfortable, staff friendly - Joseph in particular went above and beyond to get me a toothbrush as he had to hunt for a spare! Breakfast buffet… Read full review on ZenHotels →
Great Deal Central London
I recently stayed at the Strand Palace hotel and it was a great experience. I was checked in early by Mary on the front desk and give a free upgrade for breakfast… Read full review on ZenHotels →
Your 3 days, loosely planned
Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.
Settle into the Strand
Once you've dropped off your luggage at the hotel, head straight to Street Street. Take a stroll to Covent Garden Piazza, enjoy the street performers over a cup of coffee, and then walk back past the Royal Opera House to take in the sights. In the evening, to recharge for the next day, have dinner on the ground floor of Haxells’s, grab a cocktail at the bar, and then get an early night’s sleep.
Theatreland and museums
Spend the morning at the London Transport Museum, which is just a 5-minute walk from our hotel. After lunch in the Seven Dials area, stop by the Savoy or Duchess Theatre and check out the lineup of matinee or evening performances. If you book your tickets in advance, you won’t have to rush back to change, and you’ll have time to enjoy a drink before the show.
Slow finish
Since it’s the morning of our last day, let’s take our time. Let’s have breakfast somewhere on the beach, and then take one last stroll through Covent Garden to see if we’ve missed anything. If you want to stretch your legs a bit before leaving, “Vertical Chill” is right next to the hotel. Otherwise, you can spend about an hour by the river, then pick up your luggage and either walk to Charing Cross or take a black cab right outside the hotel’s main entrance.
Where you'll be
London, UK
FAQ
Is the hotel suitable for families with children?
Yes, this hotel is marketed as “the perfect choice for families with children”. With nine floors and 785 rooms, it offers plenty of space for families, and thanks to its location in the heart of Covent Garden, children can also easily explore the surrounding area on foot.
Is early July a good time to visit London?
Early July marks the height of summer: the days are long and sunny, and a string of warm days sets in—perfect for strolling around the city. Theatres are packed, restaurants are fully booked, and since the first week coincides with the Wimbledon tournament, it’s a good idea to book tickets for shows and restaurant reservations in advance. Although there are sunny days, it sometimes rains, so don’t forget to be prepared for that.
What's the food and drink setup at the hotel?
The hotel has Haxells, an Art Deco-style restaurant and bar serving British cuisine and cocktails. The booked rate is room only, so breakfast and other meals are paid separately. Plenty of cafes and restaurants sit within a couple of minutes' walk along the Strand and around Covent Garden.
Is there a gym or fitness centre?
Yes, the hotel has its own fitness centre, which you can use during your stay.