Strand Palace
4 StarsModern British dining at Haxells, Well-appointed basement fitness studio
Modern British dining at Haxells, Well-appointed basement fitness studio
Chuan Body + Soul sanctuary, Signature Langham Pink details
Oscar Wilde-inspired creative concept, Central transport hub proximity
St. James residential luxury, Tranquil private courtyard garden
Sleep-focused windowless concept, High-tech 24-hour fitness studio
Panoramic ninth floor city views, Family-friendly stay policy
Iconic River Thames panoramas, Heated indoor swimming pool
Platform 7 terrace restaurant, Historic Grade II-listed Victorian architecture
Thames and London Eye views, Award-winning One Twenty One Two
Minimalist soundproofed design, On-site fitness center
Thyme restaurant and bar, Historic Grade II listed building
Refurbished spartan guest rooms, Proximity to the British Museum
Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant, Louis XVI style period interiors
Quiet sanctuary in the city center, Innovative loft-style family rooms
Smart-room touchscreen technology, Covent Garden district exploration
Excellent public transport links, Historic Victorian architecture
Modern fitness studio, Historic Victorian landmark setting
Smart-tech compact room design, Prime Westminster Abbey proximity
Charing Cross transport connection, Accessible ground floor rooms
Tranquil garden views, Access to Ajala Spa
Covent Garden Piazza proximity, Bespoke local recommendations
Traditional British London Pub, On-site Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes
Meradora rooftop restaurant, Urban-inspired West End base
Boutique Soho heritage concept, Compact and windowless room options
Panoramic rooftop city views, Diverse on-site dining trio
Unique family loft rooms, Efficient windowless room options
Iconic Big Ben and Thames views, Mandara Spa and 15-meter pool
Modern West End urban retreat, Leicester Square theatre district access
Front-row film premiere views, Art deco inspired bistro and bar
Authentic Neapolitan 50 Kalò pizzeria, Victorian aristocratic mansion heritage
Panoramic skyscraper city views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Quiet West End side street setting, Al fresco terrace dining
Mediterranean-inspired Arado Restaurant, Twenty-four hour fitness studio
Japanese-inspired rooftop lounge, Subterranean wellness at The Retreat
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The Victoria Embankment Gardens were created towards the end of the nineteenth century at the time of the construction of the Embankment on the north bank of the river Thames. It lies just to the east of Charing Cross Station and at the foot of the hill that leads to The Strand. It incorporates the Water Gate, built in 1626 to celebrate the entry of the Duke of Buckingham to the river. It now holds many statues, including Robert Burns. Of particular note is the entrance into the park from the rear lobby of the Savoy Hotel. This and the Savoy Theatre were built by Richard D’Oyly Carte, whose memorial is in the gardens. W.S. Gilbert was renowned for walking these gardens on the opening nights of his operettas. Memorials to him and the composer Sir Arthur Sullivan are also here. The park has received a Green Flag Award for 2005/6 Open daily: 7:30am - dusk Admission free Nearest underground station: Charing Cross (Bakerloo and Northern lines) Car parks: St Martins Lane NCP (4 minutes walk) Trafalgar Masterpark (6 minutes)
Victoria Embankment Gardens is a top attraction in London, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Victoria Embankment Gardens, including popular choices like Wilde Aparthotels, London, Covent Garden, The Savoy, The Clermont London, Charing Cross, Strand Palace, The Royal Horseguards Hotel.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Victoria Embankment Gardens, Embankment Metro Station, Savoy Theatre, Charing Cross Metro Station, Adelphi Theatre, all within a convenient distance from Victoria Embankment Gardens.