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BookingClarendon chooses only the best located London serviced apartments – our Covent Garden properties offer access to the capital’s most exciting entertainment offerings.
Clarendon’s serviced apartments in Covent Garden
Alive with street performers, buskers and ticket touts, Covent Garden epitomises the variety of culture London has to offer. Just off Long Acre at the epicentre of the city’s theatres, museums, shops and restaurants, the area is a popular destination for visitors and locals alike. Renting serviced apartments in Covent Garden puts you right in the middle of this action, allowing you to make the most of the city’s wealth of experiences without venturing far from home. In fact, with so much to do right on your doorstep, there’s little reason to leave the area at all.
Clarendon’s top tips for living in Covent Garden
One of the most exciting things about staying in one of Clarendon’s corporate serviced apartments in Covent Garden is that you’ll get a daily dose of the area’s intoxicating hustle and bustle. To have the Piazza mostly to yourself, get up with the rising sun and take the four minute walk down to Seven Dials, where you’ll be greeted by the market sellers and chefs on their way into work. As it’s such a popular London destination, booking at the area’s most prestigious restaurants is also an absolute must.
Clarendon’s guide to living in Covent Garden
Arguably the most favoured destination in London for shopping, food and entertainment, Covent Garden certainly has enough to amuse even those in town for long term stays and relocations.
Though some form of market has stood on this site since the 1600s, the Piazza is now also lined with a variety of boutique, high street and designer shops, offering visitors everything from bespoke perfumes to luxury handbags. For independent brands, walk down to Seven Dials or turn in to Neal’s Yard, where you’ll find holistic healing and vegan eating options.
Speaking of food, the area boasts some of the best restaurants in the city, including The Ivy and Clos Maggiore, which has been voted the most romantic restaurant in the world thanks to its wistful décor and heady French cuisine.
For a drink steeped in history, residents of long stay serviced apartments in Covent Garden should drop into The Lamb & Flag; one of the city’s oldest pubs and a one-time favourite of Charles Dickens.
When you want to be entertained, you can easily pick up tickets to a show at one of the twenty theatres within walking distance, or dress up and spend a night at the Royal Opera House. The London Transport Museum also sits right on the piazza and provides educational amusement for a rainy day.
Clarendon’s verdict on living in Covent Garden
Newly arrived London residents looking to fully immerse themselves in London life couldn’t pick a better location. A stay in Clarendon’s serviced accommodation in Covent Garden will put you within walking distance of some of the best theatre, art and food in the world, making it one of the most valuable areas of London to live in. Thanks to Clarendon’s discerning choice, each apartment selected comes with full amenities and is well equipped to give you privacy and peace from the lively streets below.
