The Savoy close to London's best-known restaurants and bars

Kaspar’s Seafood Bar and Grill, Gordon Ramsay’s Savoy Grill and the British institution Simpson’s-In-The-Strand. Take Afternoon Tea in the Thames Foyer, then move to the American Bar (widely regarded as one of the world’s best hotel bars) for a classic cocktail, or enjoy a character cocktail in the theatrical Beaufort Bar.

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Relaxing And Cozy

The Savoy hotel has 195 guest rooms and 73 suites are decorated in either Edwardian or Art Deco style, in which we use elements that contribute to the real rest, relaxation, satisfaction, comfort and convenience to our guests. Many rooms afford breath-taking views over the River Thames.

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In the heart of the city

A place with its own life that allows you to live unique situations marked by an atmosphere of good taste and tranquility. Each of the spaces is designed so that you experience different sensations, guaranteeing you comfort and well-being.

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“Excellent breakfast ,we opted for high tea which was pretty amazing too.Various staff in restaurants were so awesome-Mateo,Freddie,Rosalyn all professionals, always going the extra mile by stopping at the table for small talk, checking on us over and over.Bell desk was similarly fantastic.Rooms are well done, bathrooms are nice, hallways are spectacular with fine oil paintings.Location of the hotel is absolutely fabulous too.”

Excellent breakfast

Peter MK March 2019 United Kingdom

“Staff were amazing and couldn’t do enough for you, all were very knowledgable about the hotels history. Cocktails in the American Bar was a lovely experience, it was the perfect end to the evening.”

Best Hotel

Andre April 2019 New York

“The savoy had the magic we were expecting it is truly a wonderful place and the service was beyond expectations. We were so well cared for, all the staff are incredible and make it their passion to make your stay a most memorable experience. This hotel is the best we have ever stayed in with such attention to detail, it is in a class of its own.”