The Clermont London
Victoria, Westminster, London
Vibe
A grand 1862 railway monument where sweeping marble staircases, gold leaf, and high ceilings meet the constant hum of Victoria Station.
“Victorian railway quarters”
An 1862 Grade II listed railway landmark featuring James Thomas Knowles architecture, marble staircases, and gold leaf.
Cocktails at Réunion Bar inside the former Brighton Belle first-class lounge, alongside all-day drinks at The Soak.
Continuous hospitality at Victoria Station since 1862, offering traditional afternoon tea service in The Tea Lounge.
Connected directly to Victoria Station, with Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey a short walk away.
Rooms
Contemporary rooms feature rainfall showers and custom pillow menus, while top-tier suites add Victorian roll-top baths under tall sash windows.
Backstory
Architect James Thomas Knowles designed the 1862 railway landmark, introducing London to its first dramatic French pavilion roof.
Eat & drink
Sip champagne in Réunion Bar, set inside the former Brighton Belle first-class lounge, before dining beneath the soaring arches at The Soak.
The neighborhood
Connected directly to Victoria Station, the hotel places West End theatres, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey within an easy morning stroll.
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