Fairy lights were first seen at Savoy Theatre in its first show, Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe, which opened on 25 November 1882. Tiny electric lights powered by small battery packs were hidden beneath the folds of the fairy dancers’ costumes, and another three set into the coronets worn on their heads. The effect was sensational and the little lamps were christened ‘fairy lights’.
What better way to celebrate the magic of Christmas at The Savoy than with an overnight stay with a festive twist. Soak in our fantastic festive displays before indulging in our bespoke festive cocktail at either the Beaufort Bar or the American Bar, perfectly paired with some of our delectable bar snacks. After a restful nights sleep in one of our glamorous rooms or suites, indulge in a spectacular breakfast before heading off to enjoy the beauty of London at the most wonderful time of the year.
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