The Savoy London is without doubt one of the world’s most famous and historic luxury hotels. The creation of one of England’s most talented showbusiness impresarios, Richard D’Oyly Carte and shaped by legendary hotelier César Ritz and his chef, Auguste Escoffier, the property is located deep in the heart of London’s theatreland on the River Thames and today offers 267 luxury guest rooms and suites decorated in either an elegant Edwardian or Art Deco style. Some of the suites are named after past guests such as Charlie Chaplin or painter Claude Monet who famously painted the view of The Thames from his windows.

When hunger bites, there are six restaurants and bars to choose from including three run by acclaimed chef, Gordon Ramsay – The Savoy Grill, The River Restaurant and the recently opened Restaurant 1890 inspired by Escoffier. There is also the glass domed Thames Foyer for Afternoon Tea; the world-renowned American Bar (the oldest surviving cocktail bar in Britain) and the deeply glamorous Beaufort Bar dressed in dramatic jet black enlivened by eye-catching gold décor. For relaxation, there is an indoor swimming pool, sauna and steam room, two fitness areas and health and beauty treatments on request.