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Overview
Just steps from the British Museum and close to Covent Garden, the theater of the West End, and the shopping of Regents and Bond Streets, The Montague on the Gardens is perfectly positioned to unveil the best of London to its guests.
When they’re not out exploring the capital, guests at The Montague are gathering for live jazz in the chic Leopard Bar, enjoying a peaceful afternoon tea in the conservatory, or relaxing in their elegantly and individually designed guest room or suite. Recognizing the allure of their fair city, the staff prides itself on curated exclusive local experiences - think personal writing class with Faber & Faber, a salmon-carving masterclass at H. Forman & Son, or a private tour of The British Museum. Of particular note at The Montague: trying your hand at beekeeping in the Montague Street Gardens. There’s always something surprising happening here, too, from the Montague “Beach Bar” in the summer to the alpine-themed “Ski Lodge” in the colder months - complete with mulled wine!
Insider Guide
London Heathrow, approximately 45 minutes drive
London Waterloo, approximately 15 minutes drive
88 rooms consisting of the following room categories – 12 luxurious suites, 1 beautiful apartment suite
The Blue Door Bistro – AA rosette dining, fine British cuisine
The Leopard Bar – cocktails and live music
The Beach Bar and Ski Lodge – seasonal party venue
The Garden Terrace – al fresco Afternoon Tea
- Bar
- Family Friendly
- Fitness Room
- Laundry
- Pets Allowed
- Room Service
- WIFI
- Restaurant
- Air Conditioning
The Montague on the Gardens overlooks private, peaceful, and well-manicured gardens owned by the Bedford Estate.
A Georgian townhouse full of English charm, excelling in traditional service, located in literary Bloomsbury just steps from the British Museum. Famous for al-fresco dining, including an alpine-themed Ski Lodge in winter and a Hawaiian Beach Bar in the summer. The chic Leopard Bar offers live jazz and a cigar terrace, whilst the conservatory is the perfect place to enjoy a traditional Afternoon Tea overlooking peaceful gardens.
Steps from The British Museum and close to major attractions and theatres.
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