
The Rubens at the Palace Promo code
Apply your promo code at checkout and unlock exclusive savings!
* on bookings of £1500
About the hotel
The Rubens at The Palace is directly across from the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace and is part of the Red Carnation Hotels chain. All rooms and suites are individually decorated; some offer views of the Royal Mews, and you can enjoy British cuisine at the hotel’s own restaurant, The English Grill. St. St James Theatre is within walking distance, and St. St. James's Park and the Changing of the Guard are just a few minutes’ walk away. The hotel is ideal for couples and families who want to stay in central London while enjoying an elegant atmosphere.
How to get to the hotel
Heathrow Airport is usually your arrival airport. The taxi ride takes about 45 minutes, or you can take the Heathrow Express train directly to Paddington Station. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from Victoria Station; from there, you can transfer to the Gatwick Express, the Underground, and National Rail trains. The hotel’d be happy to arrange a private transfer for you when you make your reservation. For guests arriving by car, paid parking spaces are available on the hotel premises.
- Free Internet
- 24-hour reception
- Luggage storage
- Tennis court
Property, in pictures
Latest reviews
Beautiful service ❤️
I was visiting the hotel where my fiancé was in conference with Ankush Jains coaching school, i sat in the lobby for 2 hours waiting until she finished so we could get… Read full review on ZenHotels →
My hotel stay at The Rubens at The Palace
My wife and I were booked at the Rubens from September 4th through the 7th and we had a wonderful stay at your hotel. A gentleman by the name of Didi had greeted us and… Read full review on ZenHotels →
Five Star from Beginning to End
A Exceptional Experience at The Rubens at the PalaceOur stay at The Rubens at the Palace was absolutely exceptional, and what made it so memorable was not only the… Read full review on ZenHotels →
Where you'll be
London, UK
FAQ
How do I use the promo code?
To use the Rubens at the Palace discount code, copy the "DEALS-50" code and click the "Apply now" button. You will be transferred to the ZenHotels website. Select your stay dates, proceed to checkout and enter the promo code in the appropriate field before completing your payment. The updated total will be displayed on the screen, allowing you to verify that the discount has been applied before confirming your reservation.
How long is the promo code valid and what kind of saving does it give?
This promo code has no expiration date and entitles you to a fixed discount on the cost of your stay at the time of payment. If you enter the code when booking, the discount amount will be displayed next to the price.
What is the best month to visit London?
London is a city you can enjoy all year round. It isn’t known for extreme weather, but rather for its mild, changeable climate. In the summer, it’s warm and sunny; in the spring and fall, the streets are less crowded, and the parks invite you to take a refreshing stroll; while in the winter, it can be chilly and often overcast—but there are plenty of theatres, museums, and Christmas lights. No matter the season, be sure to pack some warm clothes in case it gets cold and a compact umbrella.
What is the cheapest time to go to London?
In London, prices in January and February—after the New Year and before the start of the mid-year school break—are generally the lowest. Accommodations on weekdays are usually cheaper than on weekends, and you can also enjoy an affordable getaway in late November, since prices haven’t yet gone up ahead of the Christmas rush.
How many days are enough in London?
In three or four days, you’ll have plenty of time to see the main attractions in the Westminster area, visit a few museums, and go to the theatre in the evening. St. St. James's Park, the Queen's Gallery, and the Changing of the Guard are all within walking distance of From The Rubens at the Palace, and you can quickly reach other parts of the city via Victoria Station.
