The Bloomsbury Hotel

Classic British style and luxury in the heart of Central London

Beautifully designed by the great Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens in the 1930s, this stunning Neo-Georgian listed building has been completely transformed by a recent renovation into one of London's finest luxury hotels. The location couldn't be bettered: The Bloomsbury Hotel is steps away from the British Museum, as well as a pleasant stroll over to the celebrated shopping of Oxford Street, the peaceful Georgian terraces of Bloomsbury and the exciting nightlife of Covent Garden and Soho. Leave the teeming streets of central London, climb the great stone steps, step inside, and the sumptuous sofas, sinuous modern armchairs, classic oak paneling and warm welcome immediately transport you to a world of discreet style, hospitality and luxury. The bedrooms are stylish and comfortable, with every little luxury you need, including duck down duvets, power showers, free Wi-Fi and, in the Deluxe Rooms and Suites, Nespresso machines. Although surrounded by a wonderfully eclectic selection of some of the world's great restaurants, The Bloomsbury Hotel holds its own as a superb place to dine. The Landseer Restaurant's menu was designed by Head Chef Paul O'Brien and features classic British produce such as Welsh lamb, Hebridean scallops and Gressingham duck. The Landseer Bar is the perfect relaxed and chic spot to hideaway with a classic cocktail or glass of champagne.