These luxury Studio apartments, will delight those seeking something a bit different.
Minimum stay of one night. Fully Air conditioned. Rates from £150 per night.

Every apartment is Air Conditioned, has a King Size bed, a Sofa bed, fitted kitchen with Microwave, hob and oven, 43-inch smart TV, touch-panel controls, gramophone, coffee machine, luxury mattress and rainfall shower.

A free weekly full laundry service is included for stays of 14 nights or more. For shorter stays a laundry service can be requested for a fee.

There is 24/7 reception so arrival and check-in is easy however late you may need it to be.

Covent Garden station is a mere 5 minute walk and Charing Cross station a short 3 minute walk away.

Covent Garden and surroundings is a lively, fun, colourful and ever-popular part of London. It's a delightful mix of the old and the new, where entertainment, street-life, theatre and history come together to delight and entertain the young and the old, and everyone in-between! Not forgetting your choice of shops, markets, coffee houses, bars and eateries to enjoy.

The Piazza at Covent Garden was created in the 17th century as a bold experiment in town planning and the very first public square in the country. For the next 300 years, generations of market traders plied their fruit and veg on the site and the square became the greengrocer to London. Eventually the market outgrew it’s central location and was relocated south of the Thames to Nine Elms. Fortunately the historic Piazza and Palladian buildings were saved from developers and planners by the fervent campaigning of the public and local residents. Sympathetically refurbished and re-invented, Covent Garden is today the vibrant and prestigious heart of central London.

The Piazza's pleasant open space is now a popular shopping area with a multitude of designer shops, bars, and restaurants. There are numerous theatres in the area too – the Aldywich, Lyceum, Coliseum and Fortune to name a few. The famous Covent Garden Opera House adds high-brow swank and the talented street performers add character. The square is the only area in London that street artists are legally permitted and attracts talent from across the world – some of the UK’s most famous performers paid their dues here …

Traditionally the neighbourhood has been popular with small business and the trend continues today. Meander down the small streets and alleyways and stumble upon quaint and interesting shops selling everything from tea to TinTin. Much of the area is pedestrianised, traffic free and a pleasure to wander along. The London Transport Museum, which is fascinating and great fun to visit for all generations, is here.

Leicester Square with it's cinema complexes and Trafalgar Square with the National Gallery are close by and are easily reached by walking down Long Acre with it's many shops, boutiques and cafe's. No need for tubes or taxis because China Town, Piccadilly Circus, Regent Street, Oxford Street and Shaftesbury Avenue are all a pleasant stroll from you. This is a great location from which to explore central London. Sights, attractions, cultural & historical places of interest, entertainment, pubs, clubs and eateries of every kinds are all right here, or easily reached.

Enjoy this wonderful vibrant part of central London with so much to recommend it.