Corinthia London

Corinthia London occupies a Victorian building on Whitehall Place, between Trafalgar Square and the River Thames in Westminster. Embankment and Charing Cross Underground stations are both a five-minute walk, placing the hotel within reach of the West End theatre district, Covent Garden and the government buildings of Whitehall.

The building was constructed in 1885 as the Metropole Hotel and later served as government offices before Corinthia Hotels restored it and reopened it as a luxury hotel in 2011 following an extensive renovation. The result combines the original grand staircase and high ceilings with contemporary interiors and a large chandelier centrepiece in the lobby.

Rooms range from Deluxe Rooms to the Penthouse Suite, which occupies the top floor with a private lift and wraparound views over Westminster and the Thames. The Northall serves modern British cuisine looking onto Whitehall Place, and the Bassoon Bar operates as a jazz-influenced cocktail bar in the former ballroom. ESPA Life at Corinthia spans four floors below ground and includes an indoor pool, thermal treatment suites, a fitness centre and one of the largest spa facilities among central London hotels.

Concierge and butler service are available throughout, and the hotel's Whitehall location makes it a common choice for government-adjacent business travel as well as leisure guests visiting Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery and the South Bank via Hungerford Bridge.