The Waldorf Hilton

In the heart of London's West End, only a 5-minute walk from Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square, this luxury iconic hotel became 100 years old in 2008.

The Waldorf's perfect location offers quiet and calm right next to the cultural hub of 'Theatreland', with the latest dazzling shows, boutique shopping and famous London landmarks.

The city’s financial district is just 3.2 km (2 miles) away, and the hotel features an executive lounge and 24-hour business centre, to act as an ideal base for a business guest.

Homage at the Waldorf provides some of the best modern European and British cuisine in an elegant setting. This includes the Grand Salon restaurant and the Patisserie, with Waldorf's famous afternoon tea. A bar serves special gin cocktails.

All guests can enjoy free access to an on-site leisure club featuring swimming pool, steam room, sauna and modern fitness suite.

The Waldorf Hilton has an illustrious history dating back almost a century. Since its opening in 1908, the Waldorf has dominated the Aldwych skyline and is a living tribute to its Edwardian creators. Today, it is a Grade II listed building, a jewel of Aldwych. The hotel’s 58-metre (190-feet) frontage boasts 8 granite columns and balustrades, as well as 2 roof domes. There are 2 famous theatres located on the hotel's corners: Novello Theatre on the west wing and the Aldwych Theatre on the east wing.

In the past few years the hotel has undergone an extensive refurbishment programme to restore the property to its former glory, complemented by a contemporary feel and the latest technology for the modern-day guest.

The Waldorf Hilton is proud to be celebrating its 100-year anniversary in 2008 and thrilled to welcome guests to this magnificent building during such a special time.

The Waldorf Hilton is located in London near: The Waldorf is located in London’s West End on Aldwych, next to Covent Garden with Long Acre, Victoria Embankment (next to the River Thames) and the Strand leading to Trafalgar Square.

Covent Garden (a 5-minute walk) is colourful and busy, with famous theatres and the latest dazzling shows; exclusive boutiques on the piazza, and the Royal Opera House.

London’s most famous square, Trafalgar Square, is nearby and home to the 56-metre (185-feet) tall Nelson’s Column and the National Portrait Gallery, with over 10,000 pieces in its collection.

Across the Aldwych guests can find Somerset House, a Renaissance-style palace with a fabulous courtyard hosting music concerts and art exhibitions.

Within close proximity of the hotel are also St Paul’s and Westminster cathedrals, the Royal Courts of Justice and the Southbank (on the south side of the River Thames, walking distance over Waterloo bridge) with galleries, the National Theatre and the British Film Institute.