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The Resident Covent Garden

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Walter House, an Edwardian block of 1907 on the corner of Bedford Street and the Strand, was empty offices when Nadler bought it from Legal and General in 2016 for £15.7 million. It opened in February 2019 with 57 rooms, a mini kitchen in each, and the sign now reads The Resident. The furniture was made in west London, the cloth on the Isle of Bute, and a Paul Smith Anglepoise sits by the bed. Covent Garden Piazza is a three-minute walk.

About The Resident Covent Garden

History

The Resident Covent Garden occupies Walter House, a 1907 Edwardian building at 51 Bedford Street, on the corner of the Strand. Nadler Hotels bought the vacant offices from Legal and General in May 2016 for £15.7 million and opened the Nadler Covent Garden in February 2019 with 57 rooms. The company changed its name from The Nadler Covent Garden Limited on 4 February 2020. The guest-facing brand is now The Resident.

The setting

51 Bedford Street, WC2R 0PZ, on the corner with the Strand. Covent Garden Piazza is about a three-minute walk. Covent Garden and Charing Cross stations are the tubes. The theatres are the reason the corner stays noisy.

Experiences

Amenities

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