The Savoy Hotel

The Beaufort Bar is perfect for an after dinner ; drinks at £15-£20 aren't cheap , but it is definitely well worth the visit. Probably one of the most genuinely glamourous bars in London.

A classic London Hotel . Where here for dinner at the grill. Great place for meat. Atmosphere is great, service was a bit slow, but we were a big group so excused. I will be back ????????????

Perfectly located for the shops of Covent Garden and the cinemas of Leicester Square, it was Marilyn Monroe’s London hotel of choice and it's likely to become yours. Read more

Stayed here on a Sunday night with dinner included...upgraded to a luxury river view room which had lovely views across the Thames to Houses of Parliament, London Eye to and Tower Bridge in distance

Still loving the Savoy. There is no room I find more peaceful + relaxing than a Thames River view room. Spacious and comfortable w/a large window looking out at the park + river . A home away from home

Went on Monday night to Kaspar’s . The restaurant looks very elegant and food is superb. Started with the seafood platter and having enjoyed the plumpest oysters, ordered an extra half a dozen.

Chef's table at Savoy Grill is unforgettable! Private room overlooking kitchen, chatting with the main chef , assisting in the kitchen, having laughs with cooks, sommelier and waitress . Food is amazing

Here in May 1988 that the 5 original Stones initiated a thaw in their internal relations by getting drunk, and deciding to tour for the 1st time in 6 years, and start work on the album ‘Steel Wheels’.

Auguste Escoffier invented the Peach Melba at the Savoy Hotel in 1893, dessert of peaches , vanilla ice cream and raspberry sauce . The Savoy also invented the Omelette Arnold Bennett in 1929.

Wonderful throwback luxury hotel . It's like you've entered the1920s - but when that is current and cool. Rooms and beds are incredibly comfortable . Convenient to theaters . A must stay if you can.

The savoy doesn't disappoint. Excellent service , bright and luxurious decor. I'd recommend a spot of Elevensies or Afternoon tea in the atrium/lobby.

The Savoy Hotel has to be in my top 3 favorite hotels in London . The suites are immaculate. The Beaufort Bar is my favorite place for an evening cocktail ; it’s a romantic and elegant atmosphere.

The hotel is Fabulous. The staff are professional. service is so fast . I would highly recommend it. But it’s a little bit far from the shopping areas

One of the top hotels in europe, they pay attention to the smallest details.The experience is not to be missed.

One of the most historical looking hotels , where Madonna had a moment of waving from the window regally. Top notch for afternoon tea . You'll also find Gordon Ramsey's restaurant at the first level.

For a few nights in London, The Savoy is a luxurious , top-tier hotel . Expect a beautiful room with excellent service. For us, it’s THE place to go for a true high-tea experience.

The video for Bob Dylan's Subterranean Homesick Blues (featuring the cards!) was filmed in an alley behind the Savoy. Outtakes include a version filmed on the roof and another filmed in a nearby park Read more

this place is far and away the most lavishly beautiful hotel i've ever stayed (investment banking junior analyst expense account for the win!). The rooms are so well designed and super comfortable

Check out the Savoy Steps, an alleyway behind the hotel , where Bob Dylan and Allen Ginsberg filmed Subterranean Homesick Blues .

Very good rooms , services, team and great breakfast ...location as well is good

The small street that is the entryway to the Savoy is the only street in England where cars are allowed to drive on the "wrong" side of the road .

A fantastic hotel and very enjoyable experience . Make time for breakfast and afternoon tea , it’s a must

Managed by Fairmont, the Savoy boasts 268 luxurious rooms and excellent views out on to the Thames . Some of the best Champagne selections in London can be found in the Beaufort Bar .

Afternoon tea was yummy, and gluten free selection was provided without trouble. But service was slow and waiters were often not present

Don't miss the River Restaurant ; it gives you a taste of Paris with its modern French cuisine and amazing river views .

The staff here at The Savoy Hotel are friendly and dedicated. You will never forget the taste of the food here. Nice location for family get together.

Book at least 3 months in advance for afternoon tea ; but it's well worth the wait.

Didn't have the money to stay here otherwise we definitely would have! The food is the best I have ever had and really don't think I will ever eat anything that comes close!

Afternoon tea here was classic. You can ask for complimentary refills if any of the little bites to eat.

wonderful for afternoon tea ☕️

Make sure you check out the Beaufort Bar . Best hotel bar in London.

The Savoy Hotel, which completed a £220m renovation in October 2010, was the first hotel to have lifts when it opened in 1889. Its first chef , Auguste Escoffier, led to the verb ‘to scoff’, as in eat

Oozing history and sophistication, the beautifully restored Savoy really feels like the set of a Hollywood movie .

Stayed for an event and had a wonderful time! The JING teabags are brilliant the beef wellington at lunch was amazing! As well as the 3 course evening meal!

very beautiful hotel ! we did an event there and took some amazing pictures.

Swanky with some luxurious cocktails . Perfect for romantic dates !

Mythic hotel . It has a great history

The American Bar serves delicious, delightfully made classic & old-school crafted cocktails , but between 15-18£, so heads up.

Wonderful location. Beyond our budget. The American Bar is a treat.

The last of the old world class and style. Do before you die!

Looking for gifts or souvenirs? Check out the shop at the hotel which offers exclusive products and even personal shopping services.

Great coctails at the Thames foyer. Espresso martini !

Afternoon tea 10/10

Book ahead for The American Bar but you can always kill some time in the museum

Please try the signature Beef Wellington here.. (no surprise right :))

True British essence and there is the bar for cocktails

Interesting Fact: The Savoy Court is the only road in Britain where drivers are required to drive on the right-hand side of the road !

Old lady refreshed to great glory. Fab place to stay and be spoilt.

Great place for afternoon tea

Very posh and well maintained! Great for corporate meetings