Covent Garden Hotel
London
“Whimsical theatreland townhouse”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Drawing rooms with crackling fireplaces, honesty bars, and a 47-seat screening room lined with red leather armchairs capture London's theatrical spirit.
“Whimsical theatreland townhouse”
Kit Kemp interiors featuring tailored dressmaker mannequins, bespoke floral textiles, and salvaged League of Nations wood panelling.
Dedicated theatreland concierges, first-floor drawing rooms with wood-burning fires, and bespoke Tall Trees bath products.
A 47-seat private screening room hosting weekend film clubs alongside the pewter counter at Brasserie Max.
On Monmouth Street in Seven Dials, steps from Covent Garden Piazza and West End theatres.
Rooms
Every bedroom pairs bold custom textiles with Kit Kemp’s signature dressmaker mannequin, framed by deep mahogany and marble bathrooms.
Backstory
Operating as a French hospital during the Second World War, the 19th-century brick townhouse was reimagined by Tim and Kit Kemp in 1996.
Eat & drink
Locals gather around Brasserie Max's pewter bar for pre-theatre cocktails, while guests pour drinks by the fire in Tiffany's Library.
The neighborhood
Set on Monmouth Street in Seven Dials, independent cafes, boutiques, and West End stages sit directly outside the front door.
“…filled with antique furniture, oil paintings, and a slightly mischievous Englishness that makes it feel more like a grand private house than a hotel.”
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