The Bloomsbury Hotel, London

The Bloomsbury Hotel - A neo-Georgian landmark with historic ballrooms, al fresco dining, and garden terraces in literary London

Housed in a Grade-II listed neo-Georgian building in London's literary heartland, The Bloomsbury Hotel combines historic architecture with modern luxury. Each room features a generous-sized desk, armchair, marble bathroom with heated floors, and walk-in shower or bath. The hotel's George V ballroom, inspired by the king's global travels, accommodates 320 guests and showcases intricately designed wallpaper depicting lake scenes with tropical botanicals. The London hotel's dining venues include Dalloway Terrace, open daily from 07:00, offering both winter garden charm and summer al fresco dining. The Bloomsbury's event spaces, catered by the Dalloway Terrace team, include the Queen Mary Hall with original features, Waterford Crystal chandeliers, and a separate bar area. The property sits moments from Covent Garden, Soho, and Oxford Street.

Pros

Five Murano glass chandeliers and coral-colored walls create distinctive spaces

Close proximity to key cultural venues including theatres, museums, and art galleries

Secret garden atmosphere in winter and elegant al fresco dining in summer

Tarot card-inspired cocktail menu featuring 14 unique drinks

Cons

Located between busy thoroughfares and squares which can get crowded

Limited parking options in the immediate vicinity