Serviced Apartments in Covent Garden
Other apartments in Covent Garden
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Where is your theatre or restaurant booking? Start there, then follow the route to each Covent Garden apartment. The area covers more ground than the name alone suggests.
8 residences listed in Covent Garden; saved starting rates from £210 a night. Compare the exact apartment and request current availability for your dates.
Compare the Covent Garden collection before choosing
| Size | Residences listing this size |
|---|---|
| Studios | 2 |
| One bedroom | 4 |
| Two bedrooms | 6 |
| Three bedrooms | 3 |
| Four or more bedrooms | 1 |
7 of 8 residences have a saved starting rate; 0 have a published minimum of at least a month.
Plan around the theatre and your arrival
Choose the address around the theatre, office or station you will use. For an evening arrival, confirm key collection and the latest check-in time with the residence.
Covent Garden
The Garrick Street Apartments
From £210 / night
Studio, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom
Covent Garden
St Martin’s Court
From £215 / night
Studio, 1 bedroom
Holborn
Chancery Lane Apartments
From £245 / night
1, 2 & 3 bedroom
Covent Garden
Floral Street Apartments
From £269 / night
2 bedroom
Covent Garden
Covent Garden 2 bedroom near Opera House
From £365 / night
2 bedroom
Covent Garden
Covent Garden 3 bedroom
From £395 / night
3 bedroom
Covent Garden
The Strand Apartments
From £425 / night
2 & 4 bedroom
Covent Garden
The Covent Garden Apartments
Price on request
1 & 2 bedroom
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 7 residences with published rates, starting prices run from £210 to £425 a night; the median “from” rate is £269.
Observed Dated guide rates recorded in this catalogue; see property pages for specific sources and dates. 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
| Neighbourhood | Residents | People/km² | Flats | Private renters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strand, St James & Mayfair | 6,388 | 2,544 | 77% | 52% |
| City of London | 8,583 | 2,975 | 87% | 48% |
Official fact ONS Census 2021, middle layer super output areas containing our residences.
Theatres within 800 m of the area reference point
- Donmar Warehouse — 399 m
- St Martin-in-the-Fields — 577 m
- Soho Theatre — 767 m
Observed Venue names and map locations; use each theatre’s programme for performances.
A theatre trip still needs a practical base
For a late return, know how you will get in and who handles a key problem. Bedroom position is a separate consideration from the district’s nightlife; the apartment details need to establish it.
What Covent Garden is like to stay in
Shops and cafés now fill the old market building. Street performers use the piazza, with St Paul’s, the actors’ church, on its west side. Seven Dials, Neal’s Yard and Floral Street add smaller shopping streets around it.
Centrality brings company. Daytime crowds and busy evenings are part of Covent Garden’s appeal and part of planning a stay here.
The fruit, vegetable and flower market moved to Nine Elms in 1974, leaving buildings later restored for new uses. Craft and antiques traders use the Apple Market and East Colonnade, while Jubilee Market Hall trades through the week. Performance runs through the history, from the piazza to St Paul’s Church; the old market also supplied the opening setting for the 1964 My Fair Lady, with Eliza Doolittle selling flowers.
Theatre, opera and museums
Bow Street holds the Royal Opera House, home of The Royal Ballet and The Royal Opera. West End theatres spread along Drury Lane, the Strand and Shaftesbury Avenue. The London Transport Museum faces the piazza, and Somerset House and the Courtauld Gallery are nearby on the Strand.
To the south-west are Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery.
Eating out
Pre-theatre menus sit alongside brasseries and small counter restaurants around Seven Dials. On Maiden Lane, Rules claims the title of London’s oldest restaurant.
Choosing an apartment here
Apartment buildings are often conversions above shops or on side streets. For residence quotes, give us your dates. You make the booking and payment directly with the residence, without a booking fee from us.
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