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Covent Garden Hotel

London, United Kingdom · Firmdale Hotels · High Luxury

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Firmdale carved Covent Garden Hotel in 1996 from a 19th-century French hospital on Monmouth Street near Seven Dials, which is why a 58-room boutique has such deep ceilings and volume. Kit Kemp's rooms, Brasserie Max, and a private 47-seat screening room made it a film-industry haunt; Woody Allen shot lobby and restaurant scenes for Match Point here, and Scarlett Johansson stayed during production. Two Michelin Keys in 2025 confirm what West End theatre-goers already knew.

About Covent Garden Hotel

History

Opened 1996 in a 19th-century French hospital building on Monmouth Street. The Brasserie Max and screening room are favorites of the film industry.

The setting

Covent Garden Hotel stands at 10 Monmouth Street in Seven Dials, the 1690s street plan laid out by Thomas Neale that converges at a Sundial Pillar — once a fashionable address, later a storied Victorian market district, now one of London's most desirable pockets for independent restaurants, design boutiques, and theatre. The British Museum is eight minutes on foot, the National Portrait Gallery eight, Trafalgar Square ten. The Royal Opera House is moments away on Bow Street, and Seven Dials retains its original Stuart street grid while thriving as the West End's most eclectic cultural quarter.

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