Facing the grassy expanse of London’s largest public square, CQ Covent Garden Holborn is close to businesses and public transportation, plus must-see sights and must-do attractions. Situated in one of the best locations in Central London, culture vultures will be within walking distance of Sir John Soane’s Museum, the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and the Theatre District. Work or play – this location answers the call.
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Fuel your day at The Espresso Room. This unique coffee bar serves some of London’s best coffee in a cosy atmosphere. You’ll love the barista-made beverages, savoury snacks and the pleasant staff. Specials typically include sandwiches, soups and salads—but fresh, delicious coffee is guaranteed daily.
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Enjoy Spanish tapas at this beautiful restaurant, just steps from the hotel. With several options for vegetarians, everyone in your party will love the pan con tomate, freshly made tortilla, and endless wine menu.
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One of the oldest restaurants in London – open since 1549 – The Ship Tavern is surprisingly known as Holborn’s best kept secret. Their expansive dining menu showcases Britain’s best culinary classics and their drink menu is perfect for sampling the area’s local beers. You’ll love this classic British tavern, with its mahogany walls draped in candlelight and a flickering open fireplace the tranquil first-floor dining room oozes Dickensian warmth and charm.
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If real ale and pub grub sound like your kind of scene, head on over to Princess Louise. The ornate bar is famous for its traditional Victorian interior, including oak furnishings and etched glass panels. Though the decor alone is quite impressive, you’ll also be delighted by the thirst quenching ales. Cheers!
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If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind experience, check out Gordon’s Wine Bar. The wine list is quite impressive and the bar is built into a cave makes Gordon’s truly one of a kind. Locals and tourists alike visit this truly unique bar, enjoying cheese plates, grilled options, and shareable appetizers.
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A local’s hangout – The Harp is far enough away from Covent Garden to not attract tourists, but close enough to the hotel that you don’t need to hail a cab. With 10 rotating local beers on tap, bar snacks, and mouth-watering sandwiches, The Harp is the perfect place to enjoy dinner and drinks.
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Word on the street is that this quaint little 16th century store inspired a Dickens novel. Overflowing with historic charm, The Old Curiosity Shop has been open for business for over 500 years. Today, it functions as a high end boutique for both men and women. Definitely worth seeking out if you’re in the area—especially if you need a new pair of shoes.
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Shop the street home to London’s finest tailors, shirt makers, suppliers of leather goods, food and wine merchants, restaurants, and art galleries, dating back to 1664. Holding a worldwide reputation for high quality British goods, the street is home to over 70 stores.
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With a variety of stores including Calvin Klien, HugoBoss, GAP, and The Body Shop, plus a myriad of dining options such as Bryon Hamburgers, Wasabi Sushi, Burrito Mama, and Zizzi Individually Italian, you can do all your shopping in one convenient location.
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Start your holiday gift search at this outdoor shopping centre with dozens of stores, restaurants, or escape the holiday rush at the movie theatre. The fashion mix is very expansive with great brands such as Hobbs, LK Bennett, high street favourites such as River Island, New Look and Oasis, and the largest Waitrose in Central London.
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Buzzing with the excitement of opera and theatreland, Covent Garden is a world-class destination attracting food lovers and fashionistas alike.The neighbourhood offers a blend of global brands, from Apple to Chanel, mixed alongside independent retailers from Nigel Cabourn’s Army Gym to Benjamin Pollock’s Toy Shop.
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Harry Potter fans can live their dreams of shopping at Diagon Alley at the Leadenhall Market – the set for the wizard shopping centre. Open since the early 1300s, you will love the various shops and dining options available. Not open on weekends, so be sure to stop by during the week.
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The Royal Exchange is a luxury destination in the heart of the City, offering an unrivaled collection of boutique shopping and dining within one of London’s most iconic and historic buildings.
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Contemporary glass-fronted mall for high-street fashion stores, restaurants and a department store.
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First opened in 1905, the Aldwych Theatre hosts a mixture of plays, comedies and musical theatre productions.
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Just a quick ride on the subway, and you’ll be surrounded by beautiful portraits at this free museum. With over 260,000 works from the 16th Century to the present day, you’ll be amazed at the collection the National Portrait Gallery has to offer. Enjoy free Wi-Fi as you wander the rooms of the gallery, and before you leave, stop by the Portrait Restaurant and Bar for seasonal fresh food and drinks, with breathtaking views of the city.
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Witness breathtaking 360-degree views of the capital and its famous landmarks from The London Eye, the world’s largest cantilevered observation wheel. It rotates gracefully over the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.
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Free to enter and explore, see the historic building where works of art come to life. Stop by the cafe for a bite to eat as you roam the newest exhibit, which explores the fashion identity of England. One of the city’s most spectacular and well-loved spaces, Somerset House is a place where art and culture is imagined, made and experienced by 3 million visitors every year.
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Get a boozy history of the city on the London Tavern Trail. Taking you into the heart of Dickens’ country, this guided walking tour visits four historic pubs in 2.5 hours. You’ll get to explore Old Holburn in all of its glory, find out about the origins of inns, taverns and public houses, and savour the U.K.’s national drink—beer! Tours run Monday-Friday.
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You might be ten minutes from Trafalgar Square, but you’ll feel like you’re scaling a glacier in the Arctic Circle. Open to everyone, from complete beginners to seasoned veterans; with expert instruction, you’ll be climbing like a pro in no time. Climb over two stories high on ice kept at -5°C, you’ll truly believe you’re mountain climbing the Alps.
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