The Royal Horseguards

 

Gracing the banks of the River Thames, The Royal Horseguards began life as the National Liberal Club, offering its members a sanctuary from the rough-and-tumble of Westminster politics. Designed by Alfred Waterhouse, whose architectural legacy in London includes the Natural History Museum, it played host to some of Britain’s greatest writers, thinkers and political leaders: the foundation stone in our cellars was laid by William Gladstone, one of five Club members who went on to serve as Prime Minister.

 

More than 120 years on, this magnificent 5 star hotel near Charing Cross, Trafalgar Square and The Strand, has been restored to its full Victorian splendour. But we’ve never forgotten its origins as a warm, welcoming and relaxing haven in the very heart of London. The views you’ll enjoy from your room or our restaurant over the River Thames and landmarks including the London Eye are truly breathtaking.

 

With 281 luxurious bedrooms, including a choice of Suites and an Apartment, The Royal Horseguards has a grandeur and opulence to match its prestigious Whitehall address. Next door is One Whitehall Place, our dedicated meetings and conference facility. Part of the same magnificent building, it shares the hotel’s unique splendour and ambiance, giving any event a real sense of occasion. And with the hotel near Charing Cross Tube and mainline stations, it’s easy to bring people together for business or pleasure.

 

We invite you to discover The Royal Horseguards - part of the Guoman collection of 4- and 5-star London hotels. A unique hotel experience, in a city like no other.