Savoy Hotel Description

A British icon since 1889, The Savoy has once again taken its place on the world stage after over a GBP100 million restoration. The hotel seamlessly blends elements of the original and the new while the stunning English Edwardian and Art Deco interiors sparkle with timeless elegance and glamour. The 268 guestrooms and suites are the last word in style, luxury and discreet technology with stunning views of London and the River Thames. Nine personality suites have been styled after some of The Savoy's most high profile guests while a newly created 2-bedroom Royal Suite is truly a suite fit for a King.

The Savoy continues the tradition of culinary excellence started by Auguste Escoffier with the return of Gordon Ramsay to the Savoy Grill and the reopening of the beloved River Restaurant. Legendary bartender Harry Craddock's classic cocktails are still served in the newly renovated American Bar and the new Beaufort Bar offers one of the finest selections of Champagne in the city. The Savoy has played host to many historic events and the restored Banqueting and Private Rooms will once again see the great and the good return to The Savoy. With an enviable location on the River Thames, the London hotel is literally steps away from some of the world's finest theatres, museums and opera houses. Its proximity to the City means The Savoy is ideally placed whether you are coming to London for business or pleasure.

Elegant, comfortable and very much a home from home, The Savoy's guestrooms and suites are the perfect luxury accommodation in the heart of London. Honouring the hotel's two main aesthetics, English Edwardian and Art Deco, the guestrooms and suites seamlessly blend the traditional with the latest in discreet technology. Designer, Pierre Yves Rochon has used the finest materials from murano glass chandeliers and silk wall coverings to Italian linens and marble floors. Bathrooms are spacious and offer The Savoy's famous rain showerheads and signature toiletries by Miller Harris. No two rooms or suites are the same with many boasting original features, such as fireplaces, and views over the River Thames and the city of London.