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Serviced Apartments in Covent Garden

Covent Garden grew around the market piazza laid out by Inigo Jones in the seventeenth century, and it is now the centre of London's theatre district. Shops, restaurants, the Royal Opera House and street performers fill the area from morning to late evening.

8 hand-picked serviced apartments in Covent Garden, from £210 a night. Every residence is inspected for quality and value, and your request goes straight to the residence, not a booking site.

Staying in Covent Garden

  • On your doorstep: the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden Piazza, West End theatres

What a serviced apartment costs in Covent Garden

Across 8 residences with published rates, starting prices run from £210 to £425 a night; the median “from” rate is £269.

Observed Starting nightly rates listed by each residence on this site, 23 September 2026. Actual quotes vary by dates, size and length of stay.

Stations serving Covent Garden

  • Covent Garden (Underground)
  • Leicester Square (Underground)
  • Temple (Underground)
  • Holborn (Underground)
  • Charing Cross (Underground & Rail)

Calculated Nearest NaPTAN stations to the centre of our Covent Garden residences.

Covent Garden neighbourhoods

NeighbourhoodResidentsPeople/km²FlatsPrivate renters
Strand, St James & Mayfair6,3882,54477%52%
City of London8,5832,97587%48%

Official fact ONS Census 2021, middle layer super output areas containing our residences.

Theatre nearby

  • Donmar Warehouse: 204 upcoming performances
  • St Martin-in-the-Fields: 410 upcoming performances
  • Soho Theatre: 1,289 upcoming performances
  • Bloomsbury Theatre: 187 upcoming performances

Observed Venue box-office listings counted 23 September 2026.

Evidence checked 23 September 2026; next recheck 23 December 2026. Data sources & licences · Report an error.

West End shows: current ticket prices

ShowTypeTickets
Witness For The ProsecutionPlayfrom £20
The Play That Goes WrongPlayfrom £24
The Book Of MormonMusicalfrom £24
Stranger Things: The First ShadowPlayfrom £25
MatildaMusicalfrom £25
Oliver!Musicalfrom £26
English National Opera: La traviataOperafrom £26
WickedMusicalfrom £29
Les MiserablesMusicalfrom £30
Moulin Rouge The MusicalMusicalfrom £30

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Observed Lowest ticket prices in the Theatre Tickets Direct feed on 23 September 2026. Prices change daily.

What Covent Garden is like to stay in

The old market building is now shops and cafés, with performers in the piazza and St Paul's Church, the actors' church, on its western side. Around it, Seven Dials, Neal's Yard and Floral Street are small, busy streets with independent shops.

It is one of the most central places you can stay. Expect crowds by day and a lot of life at night.

The area was once London's main fruit, vegetable and flower market, which moved to Nine Elms in 1974. The market buildings survived and were restored, and the Apple Market and East Colonnade now host craft and antiques stalls. The Jubilee Market Hall has traders through the week. Covent Garden has long been linked with performers, from street entertainers in the piazza to the actors commemorated at St Paul's Church. The 1964 film My Fair Lady opened with a scene in the old market, where Eliza Doolittle sold her flowers.

Theatre, opera and museums

The Royal Opera House, home of The Royal Ballet and The Royal Opera, is on Bow Street, and dozens of West End theatres are around Drury Lane, the Strand and Shaftesbury Avenue. The London Transport Museum is in the piazza, and Somerset House, with its courtyard and the Courtauld Gallery, is close by on the Strand.

Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery are to the south-west.

Eating out

The restaurant choice is broad, from pre-theatre menus and long-established brasseries to small counter restaurants in Seven Dials. Maiden Lane has Rules, which claims to be London's oldest restaurant.

Choosing an apartment here

Apartments here are mostly in converted buildings above shops or on quieter side streets. Tell us your dates and we will request quotes from each residence. You book and pay the residence directly, and there is no booking fee.

Who Covent Garden suits

  • Theatre and opera trips
  • First-time visitors to London
  • Short city breaks on foot
  • Couples and friends who want to go out

Frequently asked questions

How much is a serviced apartment in Covent Garden?

Our Covent Garden residences start from £210 per night; larger apartments and peak dates cost more. Send your dates for a live quote.

Can I book a long stay in Covent Garden?

Yes. Most Covent Garden residences offer weekly and monthly rates, and several are dedicated long-stay (28+ night) apartments with reduced rates.

Are Covent Garden serviced apartments suitable for business travel?

Yes. Apartments include fast Wi-Fi, a work space, weekly or daily housekeeping and flexible terms; we arrange corporate billing on request.

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Booking sites charge the residence a commission on every night. Ask direct and there is none, so the residence has room to move: unpublished specials, a better rate for longer stays, breakfast, flexible check-in and check-out, and sometimes help with theatre or restaurant bookings.

Booking sitesDirect via London Residency
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CommissionPaid by the residence to the platformNone
ExtrasRarely negotiableAsk for early check-in, late check-out, upgrades or long-stay rates
Fee to youSometimes a service feeNone

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