Hotels in Bloomsbury

Bloomsbury can be enjoyed any time of the year, but warmer months will give you a chance to enjoy the area’s attractive green spaces and tour statues of notable figures like Mahatma Gandhi and Virginia Woolf. Visit between June and early September to have the best chance of warm, sunny days and minimal rainfall. However, make sure you pack an umbrella, as Bloomsbury can fall foul of unseasonal downpours that come as part of the unpredictable British summer.If you visit in winter, wrap up warm and stroll round Bloomsbury’s many squares, or head to attractions like the Foundling Hospital and the British Museum.

Hotels in Covent Garden area will put within 20 minutes’ walk of Bloomsbury. If you’re looking to see London’s famous West End shows, you’ll find an abundance of theatres in the area. You’ll also be close to world-famous landmarks like the London Eye and The London Dungeon (25 minutes’ walk). Art-lovers should head to Somerset House and the National Portrait Gallery for some of the capital’s best exhibitions.Hotels near Primrose Hill are ideal for couples and groups. The luxurious neighbourhood is less than one kilometre away from vibrant Camden Town, ideal for nights out or strolling round its famous Camden Market. Hotels near Primrose Hill are just 25 minutes on the London Underground from the heart of Bloomsbury. Couples will enjoy how close hotels in this area are to green spaces like Primrose Hill itself and Regent’s Park (0.6km away) and can stroll along Regent’s Canal.Just south of Regent’s Park, hotels in Marylebone will suit families. It’s close to lots of family friendly attractions including London Zoo (2.5km away), Madame Tussauds London (less than 10 minutes’ walk away) and the Sherlock Holmes Museum (0.8km away). Marylebone is just over two kilometres away from Bloomsbury, making it an ideal base for those looking to explore the area.Hotels in Bloomsbury itself will suit couples, as you can wander round the area’s second-hand bookshops (like Skoobs in The Brunswick) or relax at Renoir Arthouse Cinema. You’ll find the best independent shopping on Lamb’s Conduit Street and famous pub The Lamb.