in London, United Kingdom
8.5(1515)
The Waldorf Hilton
Rated Very good by our guests
Rated Very good by our guests
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Appeared to be newly refurbished. Great location. Good size rooms and bathroom.
Quiet room at the end of a hall. Breaksfast in the lounge was mediocre. Service superb
The Waldorf Hilton sits on Aldwych near Covent Garden and the West End theatre district. Within easy walking distance are cultural landmarks such as Covent Garden piazza, the West End theatres, Somerset House, and the riverfront (Embankment and South Bank). A short stroll or quick tube ride brings you to St Paul’s Cathedral, Tate Modern, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye. The location is ideal for sightseeing on foot, river cruises from Embankment, and easy access to Holborn and Covent Garden stations.
Historic piazza with street performers, boutiques, market stalls, restaurants and bars.
World-class theatres hosting musicals, plays and West End shows; ideal for evening entertainment.
Riverside cultural venue with exhibitions, concerts and the famous courtyard; hosts seasonal ice rink and events.
River transport, sightseeing cruises and scenic walks along the South Bank; convenient for getting up/down the Thames.
Iconic London cathedral with domed skyline, crypt and galleries offering panoramic city views.
Contemporary art museum on the South Bank with major collections and rotating exhibitions.
Historic seat of UK government, Big Ben views and the London Eye observation wheel across Westminster Bridge.
One of the world's greatest museums with collections spanning human history, art and culture.
Make the most of your stay at The Waldorf Hilton with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in London:
London is a global cultural and historic capital with world-class museums, theatre, dining and iconic landmarks. The Waldorf Hilton places you in the heart of central London — steps from Covent Garden and the West End — offering a blend of historic grandeur and contemporary comforts. Its excellent location makes sightseeing on foot easy, and the helpful staff, comfortable rooms and executive lounge options add value whether you’re visiting for theatre, museums, business or a city break.
The Waldorf Hilton
Aldwych
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in London
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March–May: temperatures often range from cool to mild. Parks and gardens (Kew, Regent's, Hampton Court) are in bloom and outdoor events start up again.
One of the world’s most famous tennis tournaments, held at SW19 with a high-profile global audience and significant local crowding.
Europe’s largest street festival celebrating Caribbean culture over the August bank holiday weekend, centered in West London.
Official birthday parade for the monarch featuring a military procession and RAF flypast, typically in June.
Annual spring marathon drawing elite athletes and mass participants, with large crowds and central road closures.
Prestigious horticultural show in May showcasing top garden designers and plant displays.
Major LGBTQ+ parade and festival in central London (usually June/July), celebrating diversity with a lively parade and parties.
Seasonal festive markets, ice rinks, seasonal food and rides in late November–December through early January.
London weather is famously changeable — expect light rain any time of year. Pack layers, a compact umbrella or waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and a light scarf. For summer, include a breathable layer and consider a small battery-powered fan for heat waves. Check hourly forecasts before outdoor plans and use the Transport for London (TfL) app for disruption alerts.
London’s hotel and transport prices fluctuate strongly with season, major events, weekends and bank holidays. High demand in Summer (June–August), around major sporting and cultural events (Wimbledon, Notting Hill Carnival, Chelsea Flower Show, Pride) and during late-November/December holidays pushes rates up. Weekends and school holidays raise short-stay rates; weekday corporate demand keeps business-district hotels expensive Monday–Thursday. Advance booking and flexible dates can save a lot. Consider neighborhoods outside Zones 1–2 (Zone 3–4 and nearby commuter towns) for better value, and check for special event weeks (fashion week, state events) which can double or triple rates.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Efficient public transport (Tube, buses, Overground, DLR) covers most of the city; contactless payment and Oyster cards are the easiest fare options.
Book West End shows, major attraction timed-entry tickets, and special-event tickets (Wimbledon, Chelsea Flower Show) well in advance. Use contactless for transport to benefit from daily and weekly fare caps, and consider staying near a Tube or Overground station to save transit time—Zones 1–2 for sightseeing convenience or Zones 3–4 for better value with quick rail links.
Everything you need to know about your stay at The Waldorf Hilton
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