Covent Garden Hotels
The Covent Garden (London) is a main attraction in London, England. Located in the easternmost part of the City of Westminster, the Covent Garden offers shopping, street performers, and entertainment facilities. In addition, the Covent Garden also houses the entrance to the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, which is known for its bustling Seven Dials area. Surrounded by High Holborn, Kingsway, the Strand, and the Charing Cross Road, travelers come to the Covent Garden because of its exciting atmosphere. As the main site for flower, fruit and vegetable marketing from the 1950s to 1970s, Covent Garden recently launched the United Kingdom’s first food Night Market. Fresh produce from over 35 various stands are offered to visitors.
Enjoy Gourmet Candy Company, Ginger Pig sausages, Burnt Sugar fudge, and more, just to name a few. The main reason for the Night Market is to bring Covent Garden back to its roots as the “Larder of London.” It’s also famous in the PlayStation 3 game, “Resistance: Fall of Man,” as it’s one of the levels in the game. Interested in seeing it in person and not just in a video game? Before your visit, choose from these hotels for your exciting stay in Covent Garden.
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The Bloomsbury Park Hotel is an excellent choice for your trip because it’s located moments away from the thriving shops of Covent Garden, which is less than a mile away. The Bloomsbury Park Hotel’s historic lobby is also a sight to see, with stained-glass windows and stairwells, not to mention its traditionally patterned carpets that line the hallways. Vending machines dispense everything from spirits and mixers, to bottled beer and wine. The Bloomsbury Park Hotel also offers a theater-style function room that accommodates up to 30 people and offers business services upon request. 
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The Strand Palace can be found in the busy Strand district of London. With the Convent Garden section and the River Thames only two blocks away, travelers can navigate about the area easily. The hotel’s marble lobby reflects a fabulous Art Deco design. Furnished with tropical flora and leather sofas, The Strand Palace’s architecture is really a site to see. Guests of The Strand Palace can also take advantage of the restaurant options available to them, such as daily buffet-style breakfasts, a grill menu, salad bar, and traditional carvery for lunch and dinner. Biancone serves English and continental fare, while Johnston’s Brasserie offers modern European cuisine, continental breakfasts, and burgers and pastas.
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Kingsway Hall Hotel is a contemporary property located two blocks away from London’s Convent Garden. Home to shops, restaurants, the famous market square and the Opera House, the Kingsway Hall Hotel is an excellent choice of stay. Not only will you enjoy the shopping hub that this town has to offer, the Convent Garden Underground station is a short walk – an ideal situation for non-natives. In addition, the privately owned Kingsway Hall Hotel has a marble-floored lobby and mezzanine floor. It’s linked by a glass-walled staircase, and the concierge desk offers currency exchange.
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At the Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth, located on the bustling Russell Street in the Bloomsbury district of London, guests can enjoy this property famed literary connections. Only a half-mile from the shops of Covent Garden and Oxford Street, the Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth is also one block away from the British Museum. On the West End, you’ll find bars and theaters for every taste. The Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth was built in 1903, so it has great tradition behind it and a heritage you can’t find elsewhere. The Victorian building, however, was recently refurbished in contemporary East Asian style.
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The Radisson Edwardian Hampshire Hotel is located in London. Moments away from the city’s Covent Garden section, this property also is near the National Gallery, which is one block away from the hotel; the West End theater district, which is 10 blocks away; and Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament, which are within two miles of the hotel. The Radisson Edwardian Hampshire Hotel’s eight stories features high arches, tall windows, and chocolate brown, overstuffed sofas for maximum comfort. The Radisson Edwardian Hampshire’s front desk offers tour assistance.
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The Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten Hotel, located near London’s Convent Garden, Leicester Square, and the exquisite restaurants of Soho, is a great choice because you can walk to all of these attractions from the hotel. Chinatown and the fashionable shops of Neal Street are also within two blocks. Enjoy the piazza at Covent Garden, and all that the Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten Hotel has to offer. Amenities include ottomans with tiger prints, mirrors framed in leopard prints, a fitness room, and the hotel’s Dial Bar and Restaurant. The Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten Hotel’s onsite dining features charcoal and jade tones, and offers Australian-inspired fare. You can also listen to live jazz music there at night.
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The Citadines Apartment Hotel, across the street from Whitehall Gardens, is an apartment-style hotel located two blocks away from the National Gallery in London, England, as well as Covent Garden. The West End theater district is also only half a mile from the hotel. Not only was the Citadines Apartment Hotel the lodging for the Royal Commonwealth Society Club, it’s also a property boasting great décor. With soft yellow hues with cherry-wood accents, its bright reception area is a sight to see. Guests of the Citadines Apartment Hotel also can enjoy the wireless Internet access available in public areas of the hotel, a small laundry room, and Whitehall Garden’s scenic paths.
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