The Waldorf Hilton, London

About

The Waldorf Hilton, London is a landmark on Aldwych that has been an icon of London hospitality since its grand opening in 1908. Designed by Alexander Marshall Mackenzie, the hotel’s 190‑foot granite façade and elegant Edwardian interiors capture the spirit of early 20th‑century luxury, while modern updates—most notably the 2005 and 2015 refurbishments—have refreshed its rooms, suites and public spaces. With 298 rooms, including 19 opulent suites, the Waldorf Hilton continues to offer a blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort. Inside, visitors are greeted by a trio of distinguished dining venues. The hotel’s signature restaurant, Homage, presents modern European fare inspired by grand continental cafés. Meanwhile, Good Godfrey’s Bar and Lounge pays homage to the hotel’s musical heritage with its oak‑panelled décor, and the Wild Monkey bar invites guests to unwind in a relaxed, tropical ambience. The Waldorf Hilton’s Palm Court, originally the city’s premier social venue, remains a highlight of the property, showcasing the lavish artistry of its period‑piece interiors. Throughout its long history, the hotel has remained a favourite for both leisure and business travellers, offering amenities such as a full‑service gym, meeting spaces, and easy access to London’s premier cultural and theatre districts. Its ongoing commitment to excellence keeps the Waldorf Hilton positioned as one of the city’s most treasured and enduring hotels.