The space
This one-bedroom apartment is situated in the idyllic area of Covent Garden. Located on the third floor, this beautiful Central London flat can comfortably accommodate up to three people, and features a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom and a kitchen. The smoke-free property is a two-minute walk from Covent Garden Tube Station and situated directly opposite the Royal Opera House.
The living room is furnished with a dining table and a comfortable sofa which can be converted into a sofa bed. The kitchen comes fully equipped with modern appliances, including all the cooking utensils you may need whether preparing a quick snack or your evening dinner. The bedroom is equipped with a double size bed, and the ensuite bathroom is fitted with a free-standing electric shower.
To make the property feel like a home-away-from-home, we offer complimentary superfast fibre WiFi and our complimentary range of luxury amenities:
- Fresh, high-quality linen and towels
- Eco-friendly luxury toiletries including shampoo, conditioner, soap, body wash, shower gel.
- Tea & coffee.
Historic Charm: Covent Garden dates back to the 17th century and still retains much of its historic charm. The area was originally a fruit and vegetable market, and you can still see elements of its market heritage in the architecture and layout.
The Piazza: At the centre of Covent Garden is the famous Covent Garden Piazza, a large open square surrounded by beautiful buildings. The Piazza is often bustling with street performers, artists, and shoppers. It's a great place to sit, relax, and soak in the lively atmosphere.
Shopping: Covent Garden is a shopper's paradise. The district is home to numerous boutiques, designer stores, and unique shops. You can find everything from fashion and jewellery to antiques and artisanal goods. Some popular shopping areas include Neal's Yard and the Apple Market.
Street Performers: Covent Garden is renowned for its street performers. You can catch talented buskers and entertainers showcasing their skills throughout the day. It's a fantastic place to enjoy live music, magic tricks, juggling, and more.
The Royal Opera House: This world-famous opera house is located in Covent Garden and is home to the Royal Opera and Royal Ballet. It's a prestigious venue for opera, ballet, and classical music performances.
Dining and Restaurants: Covent Garden offers an array of dining options, from casual eateries and cafes to fine dining restaurants. You can enjoy cuisine from around the world, including British, Italian, Japanese, and more.
Cultural Attractions: In addition to the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden is home to several other cultural attractions, such as the London Transport Museum, Somerset House, and numerous art galleries.
Theaters : The district is also known for its theaters, including the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and the Cambridge Theatre, where you can catch a wide range of theatrical productions.
Market Hall: Inside the Apple Market and East Colonnade Market, you'll find a variety of stalls selling crafts, artwork, clothing, and souvenirs. It's a great place to pick up unique gifts and mementoes.
Nightlife: Covent Garden offers a lively nightlife scene with bars, pubs, and clubs. Whether you're looking for a quiet drink or a night of dancing, you'll find options to suit your preferences.
Transport: Covent Garden is well-connected by public transportation, with Covent Garden Underground station providing easy access to the London Underground network. It's also within walking distance of other popular areas like Soho, Leicester Square, and the West End.
Restaurants:
Dishoom: This popular Indian restaurant offers a nostalgic dining experience reminiscent of Bombay canteens. The menu features a variety of Indian dishes, including their famous black daal.
The Ivy Market Grill: A classic British brasserie, The Ivy Market Grill serves a diverse menu with a focus on British and European cuisine. It's known for its elegant decor and delicious food.
Balthazar: Modeled after the famous New York brasserie, Balthazar serves French-inspired cuisine, including seafood, steak, and an impressive selection of pastries and bread.
Frenchie: A modern, casual restaurant offering contemporary French cuisine with a creative twist. The menu features a mix of small and large plates made from seasonal ingredients.
Pubs:
The Lamb and Flag: This historic pub, dating back to the 18th century, is known for its cosy atmosphere and traditional English pub fare. It's a great place for a pint of beer and some comfort food.
The Harp: A small, traditional English pub with a focus on real ales and ciders. It's a favourite among beer enthusiasts and is known for its friendly ambience.
The Punch Bowl: Located on nearby Farm Street, this charming pub offers a selection of real ales, wines, and classic British pub food in an elegant setting.
The Marquess of Anglesey: Situated on Bow Street, this pub is conveniently located in the heart of Covent Garden. It offers a range of pub classics and a welcoming atmosphere.
The Nags Head: A classic British pub with a traditional interior, The Nags Head serves a variety of beers and pub grub. It's a good spot to unwind after exploring Covent Garden.
