I must say firstly that I visited this hotel with a journalist friend who had been given a freebie by the hotel PR.
Consequently we had one of the suites (Scarlett Johannsen was in the other suite next door). Normaly I believe the suite we were in was about £1,500 per night.
Definitely for special occasions only unless you are Hollywood star and the studio is paying for it!
The suite had a sitting room, a study and a mezzanine level with the bedroom and bathroom overlooking the sitting room.
Everything was absolutely gorgeous although I was a bit disappointed with the travel size Molton Brown toiletries in the bathroom as for that price I would have expected full size!
We had dinner in the restaurant and it was well executed and the service exemplary. The bar is also a real treat and is somewhere that I have been several times with friends as it is a bit quieter than most places in that area and is a bit more sophisticated if you aren't 18!
Really lovely hotel and best of all is the amazing location.
Worst thing was the view-non-existent but huge windows- we actually were overlooked by office workers (it was a Friday) opposite all having a fag on the roof directly opposite.

charming, comfortable and one of my favourite places to stay in london!

We had a fabulous stay at the Covent Garden. We spent eight days there in celebration of our fortieth wedding anniversary. From the moment we arrived we knew that we had chosen well. This is a beautiful hotel. It is like stepping into a fine manor house. The staff is beyond curteous and really can't do enough for you. Our room was lovely and very quiet and spacious. We were on the Monmouth Avenue side of the property which we were relieved to note due reviewers warnings. We booked a rate that included breakfast and found it to be tasty and plentiful. The drawing room and library were available for our use and were lovely but we were far too busy to really take advantage of it. The location of course is perfect, particularly for theater. We had a late night drink in the bar after theater each evening and found the bar staff to be fabulous as they remembered our preferences.During our last two nights our son phoned and requested that we be booked into their best available room (his treat) and we were moved to the magnificent loft room. This was a two story masterpiece and beyond our wildest expectations. What a nice surprise.I would love to stay there again. This hotel is very expensive so I suppose we will have to save for a long while.It is worth the expense particularly for a special celebration.

We stayed for one night as a treat while my mum babysat our daughter at home. The late booking meant that they only had one room available - the smallest they had. It was indeed bijou, but also very comfortable and had everything we needed. The staff here are to be commended - friendly and professional - nothing is to much trouble. The front desk were charming. We did not eat in the restaurant but drinks in the bar managed to be both glamourous and relaxing. Breakfast in our room the following morning was a delight. The communal rooms on the first floor for guest use are beautiful and perfect for chilling out with a drink. The day we were leaving both my husband and I came down with a flu bug and in desperation we called to ask if they had any pain killers. They very kindly sent someone out to get them for us and they were delivered to our door within minutes. We couldn't fault this hotel - the location is perfecly central and we felt cosseted and spoilt the whole time we were there. We would go back in an instant.