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The Strand, London
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The Savoy Hotel London is one of Britain's enduring landmarks,
perfectly situated for all London has to offer. On the Strand itself are
many world famous Theatres and just beyond in Covent garden are many shops
and bars and the famous street buskers around the Covent Garden piazza. The
hotel is also a short walk from Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square,
Whitehall and Regent Street. The Location is also on the borers of the City
of London where the financial centre of the capital is situated. Quite
simply a terrific location. The Savoy Hotel London riverside front overlooks
a classic sweep of the Thames, which has been famously captured by Claude
Monet.
The Savoy has always been a favourite place for London society. Whether
meeting in the Thames Foyer or American Bar, or dining in the famous Grill,
The River Restaurant or 'Upstairs', the Savoy is the right place to be.
During the 1990s, The Savoy Hotel London has been extensively restored. New
rooms and facilities have been added, and advanced systems and technology
installed.
On offer are large conference and banqueting facilities, as well as an
extensive range of private dining and meeting rooms. Through the Fitness
Gallery guests are provided with the latest health facilities, beauty
treatments and swimming pool.
River Restaurant:
The atmosphere is relaxed and entertaining and you can enjoy live band music
in the evenings Monday to Saturday. Offering panoramic views over the
Embankment Gardens and the River Thames, you will find it the ideal setting
for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Included on the menu is a superb selection of fish, shellfish, meat, poultry
and game dishes, with traditional roasts served from silver-domed trolleys.
Organic choices are also available.
At lunch and in the evenings the menu includes a daily-changing table menu
of three courses. At dinner you can enjoy a special five course seasonal
menu, including wines specially selected by the sommelier to complement each
course. A special pre-theatre menu is also offered, making The River
Restaurant the ideal starting point for your evening at the theatre
Savoy Grill:
One of London's most famous restaurants where people from the arts, the
press, city and business meet to enjoy lunch or dinner amid the soft-lit
warm yew panelling. It is the perfect starting-off point for an evening at
the theatre.
Known to some as the second House of Lords and "the place where the deals
are done", you will require a booking for both lunchtimes and evenings.
Thames Foyer:
The elegant Thames Foyer invites you to relax in comfortable armchairs
gathered around low tables, surrounded by magnificent murals and art deco
mirrors.
Open throughout the day for continental breakfast, morning coffee, light
lunches, and afternoon tea. In the early evening, Spanish Tapas are served -
the perfect accompaniment with your pre-dinner or pre-theatre cocktails.
The Upstairs Restaurant:
The Upstairs Restaurant is situated on the first floor, with its long bar
and large windows overlooking the front entrance and the bustle of The Savoy
Courtyard, perfect for people-watching. A brassiere-style restaurant,
seating is provided informally in tables for two and seats at the long
marble counter.
The menu has a variety of light, healthy and contemporary dishes which
specialise in seafood choices the Restaurant even has its own extensive
sushi menu created by the hotels Japanese chef. There is an unusually wide
choice of fine wines and champagnes served by the glass.
American Bar:
The American Bar first opened in the late 1890s and ever since has been a
stylish meeting place for hotel guests and Londoners alike.
To accompany such famous creations as "The Dry Martini Cocktail", The
American Bar offers a selection of sandwiches and light dishes throughout
lunch.
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The British Museum, The
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HOW TO GET TO THE HOTEL FROM
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way to start or end your journey than saving around 15% off the cost of a basic London
Taxi - superb value! Our drivers will wait for you in the Terminal
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FROM LONDON
HEATHROW |
STANDARD SERVICE
(Audi, Ford or Opel) |
EXECUTIVE SERVICE
(Mercedes S or V Class) |
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per journey up to 3 pax |
£ 50
per journey up to 3 pax |
SPECIAL OFFER
FOR DOUBLE OR TWIN ROOMS ONLY
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NIGHTS AND PAY £ 30 FOR STANDARD SERVICE AND £ 40 FOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE
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same time. Several reservations, if logged in at the same time, increase the
price of the hotel accommodation as they reduce the number of free rooms
available.
Tel: INTERNATIONAL +44 207 430 2006 UK ONLY 0
207 430 2006
Fax: INTERNATIONAL +44 207 430 2009 UK ONLY
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