Place Vendôme classic
Ritz Paris
A legendary palace hotel on Place Vendôme, refined after an extensive four-year renovation.
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Set between the Strand and the River Thames, The Savoy has welcomed travellers since 1889 and remains one of London's best-known addresses. The building blends Edwardian elegance with a celebrated Art Deco wing, and its restoration has kept the old-world glamour while bringing rooms up to modern standards.
Covent Garden, the West End theatres and Trafalgar Square are all within a short walk, which makes it a practical base as well as a special-occasion choice.
Rooms range from cosy Edwardian-style doubles to river-facing suites with sitting areas. Expect marble bathrooms, plush bedding and thoughtful extras; many suites include butler service.
The Savoy Grill serves classic British dishes in a dark, clubby room, Kaspar's offers seafood with river views, and the American Bar is famous for its cocktail heritage. Afternoon tea is served in the Thames Foyer under a glass cupola.
Yes. It sits between the West End and the river, so many major sights can be reached on foot.
It is very popular, so booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially at weekends.
Yes, a selection of rooms and suites face the Thames; request them when you book.
Place Vendôme classic
A legendary palace hotel on Place Vendôme, refined after an extensive four-year renovation.
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