The Royal Horseguards Hotel

There cannot be a more perfect name to describe this royal, luxurious and comfortable 5-star hotel in the heart of London. Located across the famous attraction of London Eye, overlooking the river Thames, this hotel offers comforts and luxuries at its best. Be it a business trip with work on your mind or a relaxing vacation with family by your side, The Royal Horseguards Hotel is well equipped to offer you a memorable stay, home away from home. Book a short day stay for few hours or spend an extended vacation for several days in a row, this hotel is eager to welcome its guests.

With a wide range of rooms and suites, the Royal Horseguards Hotel offers modern amenities with contemporary architecture and ambiance. Complimentary Wi-Fi, Flat screen TV, comfortable bedding, mini-bar, en-suite bathroom with toiletries, individual climate control, in room safe, bathrobes, iron and ironing board, tea and coffee making facilities ensure convenience and comfort at its best. With an on-site restaurant, bar and lounge, it offers relaxing ambiance for its guests. The hotel also extends 24 hours room service and laundry facilities.

 Ideal location in the city puts you right in the center of all the action. Short distance from major attractions such as London Eye, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, Wimbledon and Mayfair makes it easy to save valuable commute time.

Book a comfortable stay at this luxurious hotel and return back with memories for a lifetime.

What we like at the The Royal Horseguards Hotel for day use:

1. Elegant Accommodations - All rooms are beautifully appointed for the ultimate escape. Some rooms offer breathtaking city, garden or Thames river views.

2. Afternoon Tea - Take part in this British tradition featuring carefully-selected varieties of tea and light fare.

3. Equus Cocktail Bar - The Equus Cocktail Bar nods to the captivating history of the hotel with luxe surroundings. Unwind with a signature cocktail named for notable former guests including Winston Churchill and George Bernard Shaw.