in London, United Kingdom
8.7(6847)
The Clermont London, Victoria
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Rated Fabulous by our guests
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It is immediately next to the train station which was ideal for getting around. It is so close to Buckingham palace and the museums I wanted to see. There is a lot within easy walking distance. I thoroughly enjoyed the hotel, the bed was exceptionally comfortable, the room suited my needs perfectly and was well decorated, the staff were very pleasant and happy to help with storing my luggage and offering assistance. The restaurant and hotel was beautiful and the hotel itself was very quiet. I would return without hesitation.
Staff were very welcoming and friendly, we got a complimentary upgrade which was great!
The Clermont London, Victoria is ideally positioned for central London sightseeing. It's directly adjacent to Victoria Station and within easy walking distance of royal sights like Buckingham Palace and St James's Park, major cultural sites such as Westminster Abbey and the National Gallery, and easy tube connections to the South Kensington museum quarter, Tower of London and West End theatres. Local streets are packed with restaurants, cafes and shopping streets.
Major rail, underground and coach hub providing quick connections across London and beyond.
The official London residence of the British monarch; watch the Changing of the Guard and explore the surrounding royal parks.
A picturesque royal park ideal for a stroll, with views toward Buckingham Palace and abundant birdlife.
Historic church and UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for coronations, royal weddings and British history.
Major national gallery for historic and contemporary British art, a short walk down the Thames.
World-class collection of European paintings from the 13th to 19th centuries, adjacent to Covent Garden and the West End.
Three major museums within the South Kensington ‘museum quarter’ — great for families and culture lovers. Best reached by a quick tube ride from Victoria.
Make the most of your stay at The Clermont London, Victoria with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in London:
London is one of the world's great cultural capitals — packed with history, museums, theatres, parks, shopping and internationally renowned dining. The Clermont London, Victoria is an excellent choice because of its unbeatable location directly next to Victoria Station, classic Edwardian character, highly praised service, comfortable rooms and strong guest reviews. It provides effortless access to central London landmarks while offering refined, quiet accommodation after a day of sightseeing.
The Clermont London, Victoria
101 Buckingham Palace Road
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in London
Summer
Summer (June–August), major holidays, and events (July–August and late December)
Winter (January–February), excluding the Christmas and New Year period; late autumn (November) can also be cost-effective
March–May: temperatures rise from chilly to mild, parks bloom (cherry blossoms, magnolias). Days lengthen and outdoor events increase.
The world’s oldest tennis tournament held in southwest London each summer.
A huge Caribbean street festival taking place in west London every August bank holiday weekend.
One of the world’s top marathons, running through central London in spring.
Annual military parade celebrating the Sovereign’s official birthday (June).
Prestigious horticultural show in May showcasing garden design and new plant varieties.
Citywide festive lights, Christmas markets, ice rinks, and New Year fireworks (ticketed).
Dress in layers year-round. Bring a compact umbrella or waterproof jacket; comfortable, waterproof walking shoes are essential. Summer can be warm—carry sunscreen and a refillable water bottle. In winter, pack a warm coat, hat, gloves, and a scarf; many indoor spaces are heated but can be dry.
London hotel and travel prices fluctuate significantly with season, major events, and weekends. Summer (June–August) and holiday periods (late December–early January) are peak times when central hotels, short-stay apartments, and airfare are at their highest. Major events (Wimbledon, Notting Hill Carnival, state events) drive local spikes; book months ahead. Shoulder seasons—late spring (May–June) and early fall (September)—often offer the best balance of good weather and lower rates. Winter (January–February) can be the best value for accommodations, except around Christmas and New Year when prices spike again. Weekends and school holiday weeks typically raise rates; business travel increases midweek demand in financial districts. Consider location: West End and Westminster command premiums; Canary Wharf and zone 3–4 offer cheaper nightly rates with quick transit into the center.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
London has an extensive public transport network: Underground (Tube), buses, Overground, DLR, Thames river services, and national rail. Contactless payments and Oyster cards are the easiest ways to pay.
Take advantage of free museums (British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern) and plan theatre nights in advance—check TKTS or weekday matinees for discount West End tickets. Buy an Oyster or use contactless on arrival for immediate travel savings, and consider staying near a well-connected Tube or rail station to cut transit time.
Everything you need to know about your stay at The Clermont London, Victoria
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