The Langham, London
5 StarsChuan Body + Soul sanctuary, Signature Langham Pink details
Chuan Body + Soul sanctuary, Signature Langham Pink details
Modern British dining at Haxells, Well-appointed basement fitness studio
Sleep-focused windowless concept, High-tech 24-hour fitness studio
Panoramic ninth floor city views, Family-friendly stay policy
Oscar Wilde-inspired creative concept, Central transport hub proximity
St. James residential luxury, Tranquil private courtyard garden
Iconic River Thames panoramas, Heated indoor swimming pool
Refurbished spartan guest rooms, Proximity to the British Museum
Minimalist soundproofed design, On-site fitness center
Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant, Louis XVI style period interiors
Tranquil garden views, Access to Ajala Spa
Quiet sanctuary in the city center, Innovative loft-style family rooms
Traditional British London Pub, On-site Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes
Platform 7 terrace restaurant, Historic Grade II-listed Victorian architecture
Panoramic rooftop city views, Diverse on-site dining trio
Smart-room touchscreen technology, Covent Garden district exploration
Unique family loft rooms, Efficient windowless room options
Meradora rooftop restaurant, Urban-inspired West End base
Front-row film premiere views, Art deco inspired bistro and bar
Thames and London Eye views, Award-winning One Twenty One Two
Charing Cross transport connection, Accessible ground floor rooms
Unique split-level rooms, Royal Opera House proximity
Boutique Soho heritage concept, Compact and windowless room options
Thyme restaurant and bar, Historic Grade II listed building
Rooftop bar with skyline views, Innovative Israeli-Spanish fusion dining
Russell Square garden views, Traditional English carvery restaurant
Modern West End urban retreat, Leicester Square theatre district access
Mediterranean-inspired Arado Restaurant, Twenty-four hour fitness studio
Covent Garden Piazza proximity, Bespoke local recommendations
Modern fitness studio, Historic Victorian landmark setting
Homage Grand Salon dining, The Wild Monkey bar
Smart-tech compact room design, Prime Westminster Abbey proximity
Excellent public transport links, Historic Victorian architecture
Secure on-site parking, Central King's Cross hub access
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
There has been a market on this site since the 17th century, and it eventually became London’s principal fruit, vegetable and flower market. It outgrew the area and moved south of the river to Nine Elms in the 1970s, but it is also famous for its original lay out, which was the first open public square in the country. The 4th Duke of Bedford had acquired the land from Westminster Abbey (the “convent garden” which later mutated into the present name) and commissioned the architect Inigo Jones to develop it. Inigo Jones had been impressed with the open piazzas he had seen in Italy and this was a radical change from the narrow, haphazard lanes of London. After the closure of the market in the 70s preservation orders were served on the buildings, which allowed it to become the what it is today. As well as a market, Covent Garden was always associated with artists and theatreland – Covent Garden Opera House stands on one side of the square and Drury Lane is nearby. Today it combines these two strands by being a centre of specialist traders, cafés, restaurants, museums and live street acts. Right in the heart of the West End it is a few minutes walk from Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus or Shaftesbury Avenue. It has its own underground station.
Covent Garden Market is a top attraction in London, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Covent Garden Market, including popular choices like Strand Palace, Wilde Aparthotels, London, Covent Garden, The Savoy, The Clermont London, Charing Cross, Travelodge London Covent Garden.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Covent Garden Market, The Royal Opera House, Tea Dance at Royal Opera House, Drury Lane Theatre Royal, Covent Garden Metro Station, all within a convenient distance from Covent Garden Market.