Looking for the best boutique hotels in Covent Garden? Discover the area’s chic stays with this guide.
Whatever your reason for staying in Covent Garden, whether it’s for a West End show, shopping or just because it’s one of the best places to visit in London – you’ll want to stay at one of these boutique hotels.
From boujee decor, hotels with independent shops to hotels with restaurants, these are all the best boutique hotels in Covent Garden.
Best Boutique Hotels in Covent Garden: At a Glance
| Best Boutique Hotels in Covent Garden – Top Picks | Hotel |
| Best Overall Boutique Hotel in Covent Garden | NoMad London |
| Best Boutique Hotel for Decor | The Hoxton |
| Best Boutique Hotel for Amenities | Ham Yard Hotel |
| Best Boutique hotel for Budget | The Z Hotel |
Best Boutique Hotels in Covent Garden
NoMad London
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We love NoMad London for its elegant yet whimsical decor. Housed inside the former Bow street Magistrates Court, this Grade-II listed building has character both inside and out.
Inside NoMad you’ll find hardwood floors, art deco bathrooms and a selection of outlandish art works.
This boutique hotel in Covent Garden has a lot to offer beyond just a place to stay, with a selection of restaurants and bars you’ll never want to leave.
The restaurant is set inside a landscaped atrium with a soaring glass ceiling, it’s like no where you’ll have dined before.
The Hoxton
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Fancy staying in a 4-star boutique hotel in Covent Gardens? The Hoxton, is a modern and stylish hotel housed inside grade-II listed former telephone exchange.
Quirky by design, The Hoxton individually designed rooms feature whimsical wallpaper, intriguing art works.
This theme generally runs through the entire hotel with a terrazzo bar in the hotel’s lounge and art deco interiors inside Rondo, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner for hotel guests and locals.
Middle Eight Hotel
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When you combine luxury with boutique, you get the Middle Eight Hotel an effortless mix of design and the finer things.
Despite the luxurious amenities at Middle Eight Hotel, they’re all sustainably sourced and for this we applaud this boutique hotel in Covent Garden.
From cosy pad rooms to executive suites, you’ll always find egyptian cottons, a full mini bar to indulge in, ambient lighting, an entertainment system and a Nespresso machine – pretty sure that ticks all our boxes for a good stay.
The Z Hotel
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The Z Hotel had to be worth a mention, this hotel knows how to make a stay convenient, luxurious but for a very pleasing price tag.
Located in the heart of Covent Garden, The Z Hotel is surrounded by all of the best bars and restaurants in the area.
Rooms may be compact, but they still manage to pack in an entertainment system, lots of storage space
The boutique Covent Garden hotel also has lots of room sizes available and can even sleep families.
Henrietta Hotel
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Trendy and chic spring to mind when we think of the Henrietta Hotel located in the heart of Covent Garden.
This is one of the best boutique hotels in Covent Garden, inspired by Italian design, the rooms here feature blue and pink hues and they’re very uplifting – you can’t not smile when you stay here.
Inside the boutique townhouse, Da Henrietta serves regional Italian dishes alongside a dreamy list of Italian wines.
Ham Yard Hotel
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Ham Yard Hotel is an urban oasis, with individually designed bedrooms, suites and apartments.
All of which revolve around a tree-filled garden with a magical bronze sculpture designed by Tony Cragg.
Rooms are filled with intricate patterned cushions, unique wallpaper and the luxury terrace rooms come with floor-to-ceiling windows opening out onto a private terrace.
Ham Yard Hotel is much more than just a place to stay, shop at any one of its 13 independent stores and dine at the restaurant, bar and outdoor terrace.
Assembly Covent Garden
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Assembly Covent Garden is a place to disconnect from the busyness of London and relax in rooms designed with sleep in mind.
Soundproofed rooms will help you block out city noise, paired with soft lighting and temperature control will see you have a good night’s sleep.
Assembly Covent Garden has a rooftop bar and restaurant with panoramic London views, the green filled garden is the best way to enjoy your breakfast, lunch and dinner or late night cocktails.
Hazlitt’s
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Old fashioned hospitality is hard to come by these days, but not when you stay at the Hazlitt’s hotel.
In fact, the decor it’s also inspired by old British tastes, and that’s what really makes a stay here unique. This boutique hotel Covent Garden features chandeliers, embellished mirrors and roaring period fireplaces.
Grand four-poster beds and Victorian baths can also be found in the spacious rooms here along with some very old-fashioned curtains.
Practical Tips to Consider Before Booking Your Covent Garden Accommodation
- Make sure you pick a hotel that suits your budget and consider if you will make use of the hotel amenities
