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Stepping into The Savoy is like entering a living piece of history. Located along the Northbank of the Thames, this legendary hotel places guests at the heart of London’s cultural treasures—from Covent Garden to the West End. With over 135 years of heritage, The Savoy remains a symbol of British luxury, combining Edwardian and Art Deco design in its spacious rooms and suites, many offering stunning views of the Thames. Dining at The Savoy is an experience in itself, with three Gordon Ramsay restaurants and the famed American Bar, London’s oldest cocktail bar. Afternoon tea, served beneath the Thames Foyer’s glass dome, is not to be missed. For those seeking ultimate relaxation, the hotel offers an indoor heated pool, a spa, and thoughtful touches like daily replenished minibars and butler service for suite guests. Whether you're a first-time visitor to London or a seasoned traveler, The Savoy delivers unparalleled elegance and comfort, making it an ideal choice for those looking to immerse themselves in both history and modern luxury.
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Location
Prime for First-Time & Seasoned Travelers
Set along the Northbank of the Thames, The Savoy puts you right in the heart of London. It’s steps from Covent Garden, the West End theaters, Mayfair shopping, and the city’s top cultural spots. If you’re visiting for New Year’s Eve, this is one of the most sought-after hotels, thanks to its unrivaled views of the fireworks over the river
A Look Inside
Spacious, Elegant, and Full of Character
I toured several room categories, including the Superior and Deluxe Rooms, as well as the Savoy Suite—each beautifully styled in either Edwardian or Art Deco design. The rooms are spacious, a luxury in London, and many offer stunning Thames views. I love that most rooms can connect, making it a fantastic option for families looking for extra space without sacrificing elegance.
For those wanting the ultimate London luxury experience, The Savoy Suite starts at $15,000 per night (with a four-night minimum), while the Royal Suite—also known as the Gucci Suite—is a true penthouse-level experience.
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Dining & Drinks
Some of London’s Best
One of the things that impressed me most about The Savoy was its culinary scene. With three Gordon Ramsay restaurants, including Savoy Grill, the dining here is world-class. The hotel is also home to The American Bar, the oldest cocktail bar in London, and a must-visit for anyone who appreciates a well-crafted drink with a side of history.
And, of course, afternoon tea at The Savoy is an absolute must. Served in the Thames Foyer beneath a stunning glass dome, it’s one of the most in-demand afternoon teas in London, so be sure to book well in advance.
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Wellness & Thoughtful Touches
Where Comfort Meets Convenience
Beyond the grandeur, The Savoy also delivers on comfort and convenience. Guests enjoy:
- A full spa, gym, steam room, sauna, and an indoor heated pool (great for kids!)
- Complimentary minibar in all rooms, refilled daily
- 24-hour room service included in the rate
- Butler service for suite guests
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Who is The Savoy Perfect For?
First-time London visitors who want a luxurious and central base
- Luxury travelers who appreciate history, elegance, and five-star service
- Families looking for connecting rooms, great amenities, and an indoor pool
- Food & cocktail lovers wanting to experience London’s most famous dining spots
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A Stay to Remember at The Savoy London
The Savoy is not just a place to stay; it is an experience that epitomizes the grandeur of London. Rich in heritage yet seamlessly blending modern luxury, this iconic hotel is where history, elegance, and impeccable service converge. Whether indulging in world-class dining, unwinding in opulent surroundings, or enjoying its central location, a stay at The Savoy is an unforgettable chapter in your journey.
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