The Bloomsbury Hotel London

What you need to know

Where It Is

The Bloomsbury Hotel London is found on the border of cultural Bloomsbury and popular Covent Garden, enjoying a spot right in the middle of the city. The British Museum is just around the corner, while Soho, the West End and the attractive Russell Square can all be reached easily.

Getting Around

Nearby Tottenham Court Road tube station serves the Northern and Central Line. The former goes through the heart of the city and calls at Kings Cross and Waterloo, while the latter heads into the City and stops at locations such as St Paul's Cathedral, the Bank of England and Stratford.

Bus travel is also another effective way of getting around London, and there are plenty of services heading past The Bloomsbury Hotel. Number 25 heads along Oxford Road and into the City, number 390 begins at Kings Cross and works its way along the top of Hyde Park, and number 7 goes through Paddington and into Notting Hill.

What To Expect - Rooms

This elegant four-star London hotel has been carefully restored from the original Georgian architecture, and is decorated in a traditional English style. Each of the 170 air conditioned rooms has everything you need, from queen-size beds with luxurious duck down duvets to a stylish flat screen television and well-stocked mini bar.

Luxury rooms enjoy an evening newspaper, comfortable bathrobe and Nespresso coffee maker, while superb studio suites offer a spacious living area, with a separate bath and shower in the en suite bathroom.

What To Expect - Dining

The Landseer Restaurant specialises in "upmarket comfort food", with the very finest British ingredients brought together to create some truly memorable dishes. The menu is seasonal, and the stunning wood-panelled dining area helps create a lovely atmosphere for your meal. An elegant afternoon tea is also available.

Anything Else?

The Bloomsbury Hotel boasts the unique Seamus Heaney Library, named after the highly-regarded Irish poet, a regular guest at the hotel. The fabulous collection spans hundreds books, some of which have been donated by Mr Heaney himself.