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Hotel Location
The Savoy is one of London's favourite and most famous meeting places. The location is wonderfully convenient, lying at the very centre of the capital between the City and Westminster, close to Covent Garden and the West End. The nearest underground stations are Embankment, Charing Cross, Temple and Covent Garden, all within five minutes walk. The nearest stations for main line and local trains are Waterloo and Charing Cross.

Accommodations
Guests arrive via the iconic front entrance with a stunning new Lalique fountain and enter into the restored Edwardian grandeur of the Front Hall. Featuring the famous Idylls of a Golden Age frieze, the original mahogany panelling, crystal chandeliers and polished, black-and-white marble floors, guests experience a real sense of arrival.

The Savoy has a total of 268 Suites and Rooms, with 38 enjoying stunning, direct river views. On the fifth floor, the Savoy's new two-bedroom Royal Suite is one of the capital's finest and most well-appointed accommodations. Spread over the front of the entire 5th floor, the suite's enfilade arrangement makes the most of the dramatic views over the River Thames. The elegant proportions and stately procession of rooms complement the sumptuous furnishings and beautiful artwork of the Edwardian interior to create a Royal Suite that is literally fit for a king. Every aspect of the Edwardian-style Suites and Rooms has been carefully restored, including the furniture and other fittings which date back to the original hotel, opened in 1889. The art deco Suites and Rooms have been given fresh interpretations of the flamboyant style of the Jazz Age, which flourished through the hotel's 1920s and 1930s heyday. Famous for their giant shower heads and cascading torrents, the Savoy's large and well-appointed bathrooms continue their tradition of generosity and style with marble tiles and large chrome fittings.

Dining

The Thames Foyer
The Thames Foyer is the heart of the hotel and the perfect venue for informal all-day dining. Its reinstated glass cupola once again allows natural daylight to flood in to the new winter garden gazebo beneath. The Thames Foyer is open for breakfast, morning coffee, informal lunch and supper as well as the hotel's famous Afternoon Tea.

River Restaurant
The reinvigorated River Restaurant offers exciting new dining in a contemporary, art-deco influenced setting with a fine view of the River Thames. The restaurant will be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and will have a modern French menu with an emphasis on serving the very best seasonal produce.

The River Restaurant's private dining room, which seats up to 12 people, also overlooks the river and is the ideal place to celebrate a special occasion.

Savoy Grill
Under the direction of Chef Patron, Stuart Gillies, Gordon Ramsay Holdings returns to the Savoy Grill with a menu inspired by the classic Escoffier-inspired grill rooms of old. The Savoy Grill's private dining room, the D'Oyly Carte Room, overlooks Savoy Court and suits smaller parties of up to 40 guests. In addition, a Chef's Table which seats up to 8 people is situated in the heart of the kitchen for a unique and exciting dining experience.

American Bar
One of the world's great hotel bars, the American Bar has been sensitively restored so that it can continue to evoke its atmosphere of timeless elegance. The emphasis in this much-loved cocktail bar is on traditional cocktails and re-invented classics.

Beaufort Bar
In a theatrical setting of art deco jet-black and burnished gold featuring an onyx leather bar, the new Beaufort Bar is all about champagne, cocktails and cabaret.

Hotel Facilities and Services

• Glass-enclosed fitness gallery with pool, gym and treatment room
• Business Centre featuring state-of-the-art technology

Butler Service for guests staying in suites who can assist with organizing itineraries, confirming flights and making reservations