The Waldorf Hilton Hotel
London
“Edwardian Theatreland grande dame”
Vibe
Edwardian grandeur meets West End theatricality beneath the glass-domed Palm Court, where guests gather for pre-curtain drinks on the Aldwych crescent.
“Edwardian Theatreland grande dame”
Grade II-listed 1908 Edwardian landmark featuring the historic Palm Court and restored exterior balustrades.
A Theatreland fixture since 1908, hosting traditional afternoon tea dances in the iconic Palm Court.
Executive lounge privileges, pre-theatre dining at Homage, and suites appointed with vintage-inspired furnishings.
On Aldwych crescent in Theatreland, steps from Covent Garden piazza and the Royal Opera House
Rooms
Restyled by Fox Linton, bedrooms pair studded Italian leather headboards and fluted glass with classic monochrome-tiled bathrooms.
Wellness
Subterranean wellness facilities feature a heated 14-metre indoor swimming pool alongside a dedicated gym, sauna, and steam room.
Backstory
Opened in 1908 on the newly widened Aldwych, the hotel quickly became famous across London for its trendsetting Palm Court tango teas.
Eat & drink
Sip classic cocktails surrounded by dark oak panelling at Good Godfrey’s before pre-theatre British brasserie fare at Homage.
The neighborhood
West End stages fan out in every direction, with the Royal Opera House and Covent Garden piazza just a five-minute stroll away.
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