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The Savoy, where else?

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Feel the glamour of it all

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Est. 1889

The original london icon

Where stories, style and glamour take centre stage

Rooms & suites

Rooms & suites

Beautifully designed rooms and suites in the heart of London — many with sweeping Thames or city skyline views — all complemented by the polished, intuitive service that has shaped The Savoy’s reputation for more than a century.

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SIGNATURE

SIGNATURE

At the Savoy

From the American Bar and its century of cocktail legends to Savoy Grill’s Art Deco dining room still favoured by Hollywood icons, and afternoon tea perfected over generations, The Savoy offers experiences found nowhere else — shaped by history, style and its unmistakable character.

Restaurants

Where London Comes to Dine

Dining ranges from British cooking in Gallery to refined seafood in the River Restaurant and Michelin-starred precision in Restaurant 1890, there is a dining destination for every occasion.

Where London Comes to Dine

Bars

The Standard in the Glass

From the American Bar to the Beaufort Bar, The Savoy’s bars serve classic cocktails with live music, drawing Londoners and guests to dress up, linger longer, and let the evening unfold on the Strand.

The Standard in the Glass

Afternoon Tea

The Art of Afternoon Tea

Served beneath the glass dome of The Gallery, Afternoon Tea at The Savoy pairs daintily cut sandwiches, freshly baked scones and pastries with live piano. A ritual London has kept since 1889.

The Art of Afternoon Tea

Events And Celebrations

CELEBRATE IN STYLE

For over 130 years, London has celebrated at The Savoy: weddings, parties and landmark nights where evenings spill into bars, dinners turn into dancing, and the city gathers by the river to celebrate.

CELEBRATE IN STYLE

Wellness

Relax and rejuvinate

Wellness at The Savoy centres on calm, restoration and performance with high-specification treatments, a naturally lit atrium jet-streamed pool, sauna, steam room and a 24-hour gym.

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A storied past

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For over 130 years, The Savoy has set the standard for luxury in the heart of London. Its history is woven with stories of innovation, society, and style. Discover the heritage that continues to shape London’s most iconic hotel.

For over 135 years, The Savoy has held a front-row seat to London’s greatest stories — from its dazzling debut to the actors, icons, royals and originals who have walked its corridors. The spirit of those early days — innovation, glamour, character — still shapes the hotel today.

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Black and white photo of a man speaking at a conference table with microphones, with ornate windows and chandelier in the background.
Black and white photo of a man in a suit surrounded by six women in elegant vintage evening gowns.
Black and white photo of a man wearing a fur coat and military helmet standing outdoors with binoculars around his neck.
Two male hotel employees in vintage uniforms standing outside the entrance of a building, one shorter in a darker uniform and the taller one in a decorative jacket with knee breeches and white stockings.
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 Queen Elizabeth
1946
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Black and white photo of a woman in a floral headpiece and long gloves holding flowers, standing next to a man in a military uniform with medals.
Black and white photo of a woman in a patterned sweater sitting on a floral armchair, talking on a corded telephone.
Black dog wearing a napkin around its neck seated at a dining table set with plates, utensils, a glass, and a cup in a formal room with portraits on the wall.
Black and white illustration of a multi-story hotel and restaurant building with a flag on top, situated beside a waterfront with trees and a boat.
Black and white photo of a man wearing a fur coat and military helmet standing outdoors with binoculars around his neck.
Black and white portrait of a man with a beard wearing a bow tie and dark three-piece suit with hands in pockets.
Two male hotel employees in vintage uniforms standing outside the entrance of a building, one shorter in a darker uniform and the taller one in a decorative jacket with knee breeches and white stockings.
Black and white photo of a man speaking at a conference table with microphones, with ornate windows and chandelier in the background.
Muhammad ali
1976
Black and white photo of a man in a suit surrounded by six women in elegant vintage evening gowns.
Black and white close-up photo of two elderly men facing each other in conversation, with two women partially visible in the background.
Two male hotel employees in vintage uniforms standing outside the entrance of a building, one shorter in a darker uniform and the taller one in a decorative jacket with knee breeches and white stockings.
Black and white photo of a man speaking at a conference table with microphones, with ornate windows and chandelier in the background.
Black and white illustration of a multi-story hotel and restaurant building with a flag on top, situated beside a waterfront with trees and a boat.
Black and white photo of a young man in a uniform bending over to hold a giant pumpkin.
Black and white close-up photo of two elderly men facing each other in conversation, with two women partially visible in the background.
Black and white photo of a woman in a patterned sweater sitting on a floral armchair, talking on a corded telephone.
Black and white photo of a man in a suit surrounded by six women in elegant vintage evening gowns.
Black dog wearing a napkin around its neck seated at a dining table set with plates, utensils, a glass, and a cup in a formal room with portraits on the wall.
A London Address Like No other

A London Address
Like No other

Set on a private road, Savoy Court, the hotel is just a short stroll from Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square and the performers of Covent Garden — places that shape London’s daily life. Yet despite its central setting, it remains a destination entirely of its own: distinctive, glamorous and unmistakably Savoy.

A Riverside Perspective Like No Other

A Riverside Perspective
Like No Other

Set beside the River Thames, The Savoy is one of London’s few hotels with true riverside views. Monet painted the same outlook in 1899, and today, guests take morning runs along the embankment, boats drift past and the skyline shifts by the hour until dusk settles — London in motion, just outside the window.

Centre stage of London theatre

Centre stage
of London theatre

The Savoy’s story began with the stage. Built to welcome audiences to the Savoy Theatre — the very stage that gave the hotel its name — it has been woven into London’s theatrical world from the start. That creative spirit lives on today, in a hotel shaped as much by performance as by place.

A London Address Like No other

A London Address
Like No other

Set on a private road, Savoy Court, the hotel is just a short stroll from Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square and the performers of Covent Garden — places that shape London’s daily life. Yet despite its central setting, it remains a destination entirely of its own: distinctive, glamorous and unmistakably Savoy.

A London Address Like No other
A Riverside Perspective Like No Other

A Riverside Perspective
Like No Other

Set beside the River Thames, The Savoy is one of London’s few hotels with true riverside views. Monet painted the same outlook in 1899, and today, guests take morning runs along the embankment, boats drift past and the skyline shifts by the hour until dusk settles — London in motion, just outside the window.

A Riverside Perspective Like No Other
Centre stage of London theatre

Centre stage
of London theatre

The Savoy’s story began with the stage. Built to welcome audiences to the Savoy Theatre — the very stage that gave the hotel its name — it has been woven into London’s theatrical world from the start. That creative spirit lives on today, in a hotel shaped as much by performance as by place.

Centre stage of London theatre
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In a city like London, you need someone who knows it inside out — the hottest tickets, the right tables, the local favourites. Each month, our renowned concierge team curates a guide to exhibitions, performances and neighbourhood gems, giving guests genuine insider insight.

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Afternoon Tea

The Savoy’s world-famous Afternoon Tea brings a century of tradition to The Gallery — warm scones and over 30 exceptional teas, coming together in an experience that stays with you far longer than an afternoon.

Gallery

Gallery brings a vibrant energy to The Savoy — an elegant all-day dining space where British heritage, modern style and warm service come together from breakfast through to late-night cocktails.

American Bar

The American Bar is the longest surviving cocktail bar in London and one of the most renowned in the world. Serving classics with a twist, new and vintage creations – the American Bar is an icon in cocktail history and has played host to legendary bartenders.

Beaufort Bar

Celebrating the art of living – where martinis are always in style, champagne is a must for any occasion, and indulgence is a cherished ritual. Inspired by fashion, music, art, and the timeless glamour of cocktail culture, this is more than a menu.

Restaurant 1890 by Gordon Ramsay

The Michelin-starred Restaurant 1890 by Gordon Ramsay overlooks the hotel’s iconic entrance and offers exclusive, contemporary fine dining, paying homage to the culinary titan Auguste Escoffier and providing guests with a true sense of delight.

Savoy Grill

With world-renowned chef Gordon Ramsay at the helm and an expert kitchen and front-of-house team in the restaurant, the Savoy Grill by Gordon Ramsay offers an iconic British and French-inspired menu alongside an exceptional wine list.

The River Restaurant by Gordon Ramsay

Showcasing the very best shellfish and seafood the UK has to offer: from fresh oysters, ceviche and caviar, to an incredible à la carte menu including delicately spiced tandoori monkfish curry, grilled Cornish lobster and whole day-boat fish.