Overview

Monet painted here. Pavlova danced here and Churchill ate here. To stay at the Savoy is to uncover and experience London's illustrious past. A number of the 230 rooms still possess original Art Deco features and the American Bar exudes the sophistication of the •20s when The Savoy was at the forefront of the cocktail scene. In addition to the modern amenities, The Savoy offers the charm of traditional afternoon tea and the Savoy Grill À known to some as the –second House of Lords”.

Location

The Savoy enjoys a splendid Riverside location, with many attractions within walking distance, including the theatrical West End. Situated on the Strand, The Savoy's famous front entrance is one of London's landmarks. The theatres, opera, ballet and shopping of the West End and Covent Garden are located nearby. The City of London and the river Thames are a short walk away.

Afternoon Tea

Afternoon Tea has been served at The Savoy throughout its entire history. Served in the famous Thames Foyer and accompanied by the sounds of the resident pianist, Afternoon Tea consists of a mouth-watering array of sandwiches with a variety of fresh fillings, delicate pastries and teacakes and scones with clotted cream and strawberry preserve. There is also a wide range of distinct blends of tea to choose from, imported by specialist tea suppliers from around the world.

The Grill

The Savoy is delighted to announce that the newly restored Savoy Grill has re-opened under the guiding hand of Marcus Wareing. The reputation of Marcus Wareing as one of the country's premier chefs has long been recognised and acknowledged with the award of a Michelin star to his restaurant, Pþtrus. Marcus has joined forces with Restaurant Manager, Angelo Maresca to fulfil an ambition for the historic restaurant.