The Bloomsbury

Literary-inspired London hotel.

Centrally located along London’s Great Russell Street, The Bloomsbury is just a few minutes walk to the British Museum. The surrounding Bloomsbury neighborhood is home to the University of London, and the area is filled with cafes, shops, and bookstores.

Insider Tip

Dalloway Terrace, named for the Virginia Woolf character, serves a traditional Sunday roast as well as afternoon tea.

Where You’re Staying

The design of the hotel pays homage to the area’s literary heritage with a well-stocked library. While the hotel’s public areas showcase bold wallpaper and sumptuous velvets, guestrooms are more subdued with a soft color palette of cream with navy blue accents. Marble bathrooms come with heated floors.

Where to Dine

Dalloway Terrace serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a setting that looks like a secluded English garden. The diverse menus showcase modern European fare that changes seasonally. Options for an evening drink include The Bloomsbury Club Bar which draws inspiration from the lives of the hedonistic Bloomsbury Set, and The Coral Room which embraces a 1920s vibe.

Where to Relax

Start your day in the hotel fitness center which is stocked with cardio equipment and weights. If you prefer to run outside, jog around the British Museum to Russell Square.

What to Do

Exploring the iconic British Museum is a must, along with visiting the Sir John Soane's Museum. From the hotel it’s a short walk to the shops and restaurants of Covent Garden as well as the theater district.

Features

Historic

Pet-Friendly

Urban

Fitness Center