Zedwell Hotel Chinatown
150 yards from China Town and 0.2 miles from Leicester Square station.
Close to Leicester Square, Piccadilly and Covent Garden, Zedwell Hotel is within easy reach of the West End's theatres, shops and restaurants. The National Gallery, London Eye, Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace are also nearby.
Free Wifi | Bar | Gym
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Location
London Trocadero, Great Windmill St, London W1D 7DH
Phone: +44 (0) 20 7096 5414
WhatsApp: +447883305320
Directions from Leicester Square station:
From the Leicester Square station, take exit 2 towards Hippodrome Casino or Leicester Square. Keep walking towards Piccadilly circus and you’ll see the iconic London Trocadero building. Hotel is situated in the Trocadero. Turn right on the Great Windmill Street and hotel will be on your right.
Transport and local information:
Leicester Square Station - 0.2 miles
Piccadilly Station - 0.1 miles
Iconic London Trocadero, Zedwell Piccadilly Hotel London
Facilities: Pod rooms, Free Wifi, Gym, Bar, Vending Machine, Early Check in
Rooms: Cocoon 1 | Cocoon 2 | Cocoon 3 | Cocoon 4 | Family | Cocoon 6
Why Zedwell Hotel
If you're looking for a centrally located hotel near China Town London, the Trocadero Hotel, (formally Zedwell Piccadilly Hotel), is an excellent option. It's situated just a few minutes' walk from Leicester Square station and Piccadilly Circus, and you can't miss the building - it's one of London's most iconic landmarks.
China Town is only a stone's throw away from the Trocadero, and it's definitely worth exploring this vibrant neighbourhood. You'll find lots of great Chinese restaurants, as well as traditional markets selling everything from souvenirs to authentic Chinese ingredients.
From Zedwell Hotel, you can also visit Piccadilly Circus, Hyde Park, Trafalgar Square, London Eye and the Houses of Parliament, which are all within a 20-minute walk. The hotel is in a very vibrant and convenient location with plenty to see and do close by. If you're looking for something to do in the evening, Zedwell Hotel is just a short walk away from some of London's best bars and clubs.
And when you're ready to relax after a busy day sightseeing, the Trocadero Hotel offers a range of excellent facilities, including a free Wi-Fi, bar, lounge and Skybar. The rooms are also pod comfortable and spacious; with all the amenities you need for a pleasant stay. Whether you're visiting London for business or pleasure, Zedwell Hotel Piccadilly is an excellent choice.
Explore Our Rooms
Cocoon 1
Perfect for 1 person to stay in, the Cocoon 1 room comes with a single bed and a private bathroom.
Cocoon 2
The Cocoon 2 is perfect for couples or friends traveling together.
Cocoon 3
The Cocoon 3 is our coolest room for 3, perfect for families or groups of friends.
Cocoon 4
The Cocoon 4 is our deluxe room for 4, perfect for friends or families wanting a little more space.
Family
The Family room is perfect for small families or groups of friends up to 4 people traveling together.
Cocoon 6
The Cocoon 6 is perfect for larger families or groups of friends traveling together. It has space for six people sleep comfortably.
Hotels in China Town
London's China Town is one of the largest in Europe and is home to a vibrant and historic Chinese community. The area has a long association with the Chinese community, dating back to the 18th century when the first wave of Chinese immigrants arrived in London. Today, China Town is a bustling and vibrant area, with a wide range of shops, restaurants, and businesses.
The Zedwell Hotel is the perfect place to stay when visiting China Town. It is in the heart of the district and offers great value for money. The hotel has a range of rooms to suit all budgets, and features a bar, gym and amazing Skybar.
Chinatown London
The history of China Town can be traced back to the early 1850s when Chinese immigrants first started arriving in the area. At that time, the area was known as Limehouse and was home to a large number of Chinese sailors who had come to England to work on ships. In 1858, the area was officially designated as London's first China Town.
At the heart of the West End’s entertainment district, Chinatown is a vibrant neighbourhood known for its lively atmosphere and array of Chinese eateries. Trendy bars and clubs clustered around Leicester Square spill over at night, while in the daytime visitors can browse traditional herbal medicine shops and markets selling everything from jade jewellery to souvenir keyrings.
One of the main advantages of China Town's location is its close proximity to the major tourists’ attractions in London. It's just a short walk from Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus, making it the perfect place to stop for a bite to eat while you're exploring the city.
China Town is also home to several events throughout the year, including the popular Chinese New Year celebrations. This is an area worth exploring if you're visiting London.
Things to do in Chinatown
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Restaurants
One of the main reasons to visit Chinatown is for the restaurants. There is an abundance of choices when it comes to food, and you can find just about any type of cuisine you're in the mood for. Whether you want Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, or another type of cuisine, Chinatown has you covered. The restaurants are also generally very affordable, so you can enjoy a delicious meal without breaking the bank. Some of the best restaurants in Chinatown include Joe's Shanghai, The Golden Unicorn, and Dim Sum Go Go. All offer delicious food that is sure to please any palate.
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Shopping
Chinatown is also a great place to do some shopping. You'll find all sorts of Chinese-themed items like tea sets, artwork, clothing, and more. There are also many places to find traditional medicinal herbs and ingredients. If you're looking for a souvenir to take home with you, Chinatown is the perfect place to find it. The New Loon Moon Supermarket is located at the edge of Chinatown and is a great place to find all sorts of Chinese goods. SeeWoo Supermarket is another large supermarket that stocks a variety of Chinese and Asian products.
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Bars and Cafes
If you're looking for a great cup of tea while you're in Chinatown, look no further than Yunique Tea. This tea shop offers a wide variety of teas, both hot and cold, that are sure to satisfy any tea lover. They also have a great selection of snacks and desserts to accompany your tea. If you're looking for a place to relax with a drink, there are several bars and cafes in Chinatown that offer a wide variety of beverages. The Shanghai Modern Club and Opium are popular bars that serves up traditional Chinese cocktails, while VietCafe Haymarket is a cafe that offers a variety of coffees, teas, and light snacks.
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Entertainment
There's no shortage of things to do in Chinatown when it comes to entertainment. You can find everything from karaoke bars to dance clubs to live music venues. There are also several movie theatres showing both Hollywood blockbusters and Chinese films. For something a little different, you can visit one of the many Mahjong parlors or take a walk-through Chinatown's famous Golden Gate Cake Shop. SideQuest is a great bar for video game enthusiasts, as it offers a wide selection of classic and modern arcade games. House of spells is a popular shop for tarot readings, palm readings, and more.
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Tours
One of the best ways to learn about Chinatown and its history is to take a tour. There are several companies that offer walking tours of the area, and they're a great way to see the sights and learn about the culture. The Cultural Experiences - London Chinatown also offers tours where you can learn more about the area's history. Chinatown Stories: The Community-Led Walking Tour is a great way to learn about the history and culture of Chinatown. The tour is led by community members who are passionate about Chinatown, and you'll get to see some of the area's most famous landmarks and learn about the culture and traditions of Chinatown.
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Festivals
Throughout the year, Chinatown hosts a number of festivals that are definitely worth checking out. The Chinese New Year celebration is one of the most popular and features a Parade, dragon dances, and more. The Mid-Autumn Festival is another popular festival that celebrates the harvest season. You'll find a variety of traditional Chinese foods and snacks, as well as performances and other entertainment. The Lantern Festival is also a must-see, and features a procession of lanterns through the streets of Chinatown.
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Dim Sum Chinatown
London's Chinatown is home to the largest concentration of Chinese people in the Western world. It is known for its authentic Chinese restaurants, especially those specializing in Dim Sum. If you're looking for a delicious Dim Sum meal in Chinatown, we've got you covered. Orient London is an authentic Chinese restaurant that offers an exquisite Dim Sum experience. The Joy King Lau is another popular spot for Dim Sum, known for its traditional and authentic dishes. Dumplings' Legend is a must-try for anyone looking for delicious Dim Sum in Chinatown. With over 100 different types of dumplings on the menu, you're sure to find something you'll love.
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Karaoke Chinatown London
Chinatown is also home to some of the best karaoke spots in London. If you're looking for a fun night out with friends, head to one of these karaoke bars and belt out your favorite tunes. Lucky Voice Soho is a popular karaoke bar located in the heart of Chinatown. Karaoke Box Soho is another great option, offering private karaoke rooms for you and your friends to enjoy. Chinatown is also home to numerous other karaoke bars, so there's sure to be one that's perfect for you.
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Massage and Reflexology
If you're looking for a relaxing massage or reflexology treatment, Chinatown is the place to go. There are numerous massage and reflexology shops located throughout the neighbourhood, so you're sure to find one that meets your needs. A few of the most popular options include Rupert Jade Thai Massage Spa and Step in Reflexology. One of the main reasons to get massage in Chinatown is because of the ancient methods and medicines used in these shops. Many of the massage and reflexology techniques used in Chinatown are based on ancient Chinese medicine, which is known for its healing properties. If you're looking for a relaxing and rejuvenating experience, be sure to check out one of the many massage and reflexology shops in Chinatown.
FAQs
Where is China Town in London?
Chinatown is located in the heart of London's West End, just a short walk from Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus.
Address: Gerrard St, London W1D 5PT
What's the area like around China Town?
Chinatown is hugely popular with tourists and locals alike and is always buzzing with activity. It is safe to walk around at night, and there are plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops to keep you entertained.
What's the best time to visit China Town?
There is no wrong time to visit Chinatown, as it is open 24 hrs and always lively and vibrant. However, if you want to experience the Chinese New Year celebrations, the best time to visit is late January/early February.
How do I get to China Town?
The easiest way to get to Chinatown is by public transport. Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus Underground stations are both within a few minutes' walk, and there are also several bus routes that stop nearby.
Address: London WC2H 0AP
Driving
If you are driving, there are several NCP car parks in the area. Please note that parking can be very expensive in central London.
Q-Park Chinatown (Google Rating 3.9)
A 3-min walk from Chinatown, London
Address: Newport Pl, London WC2H 7PU
How to get to Chinatown London by bus?
The following transport lines have routes that pass near Chinatown.
Bus routes near Chinatown: 176 / 38 / 453 / 6 / 94 / 14 / 24 / 27 / 29 / 134 / 168 / C2
Bus routes near Soho: N15 / N109 / 159 / 159 / N207 / 24 / N3 / 12 / N136 / 176 / 453 / 14 / 88 / 94 / N18 / N113 / 139 / 98 / N20 / N98 / 55 / N25 / N55 / N5 / 19 / N279 / 29 / 38 / N19 / N29 / N38 / N41
What's the best place to stay close to China Town?
Zedwell Piccadilly hotel is best place to stay if you want to be in the heart of all the action. The hotel is located just a few minutes' walk from Chinatown and offers great value for money. Zedwell also offers free Wi-Fi, bar, spa, lounge, Skybar, early check in and a 24-hour front desk in addition to self-check in service.
If you are looking for something a bit more luxurious, The Assembly Hotel London is also nearby. This iconic hotel is one of the most prestigious in the city and offers 4-star service and facilities.
What is the history of Chinatown?
The first Chinatown was established in the 18th century when Chinese sailors settled in the area around what is now Limehouse. Chinatown began to grow rapidly in the mid-19th century as more and more Chinese immigrants arrived in London, looking for work and a better life. By the early 20th century, Chinatown had become a thriving community, with its own schools, churches and businesses.
What are the opening hours for Chinatown?
For visitors Chinatown is generally open 24 hours. However opening hours for Chinatown businesses vary depending on the nature business. Many shops and businesses are open from early morning until late at night. Supermarkets and Chinese pharmacies are usually open from 7am-11pm while restaurants may stay open until 2am.
What time does Chinatown close?
Chinatown is open 24 hours, 365 days a year. Most shops and businesses are open from early morning until late at night.
What is the best time to visit Chinatown?
The best time to visit Chinatown is during the day, when you can explore all the different shops and businesses. Chinatown is also a great place to visit in the evening when it comes alive with lights and music.
Is there an admission fee to enter Chinatown?
No, there is no admission fee to enter Chinatown. The town is free to enter and explore for everyone.
Best places to park near Chinatown?
There is plenty of parking around Chinatown however it might be little expensive.
The nearest carpark location is Q-Park Chinatown which is just a 4-minute walk away.
Address: Q-Park Chinatown (sat nav WC2H 7PR) at £36 for 24 hours. Height restriction 1.98m
Alternatively, there are several other car parks located within 10 minutes' walk of Chinatown, including NCP Great Eastern Street (7 minutes' walk), NCP Car Park (8 minutes' walk) and Grosvenor Hill Car Park (10 minutes' walk).
What to eat in Chinatown London?
The most popular things to eat in Chinatown are dim sum, noodles, and rice. Also, Chinese bakeries sell a delicious range of buns, pastries, and sweets.
Facilities
Enjoy the best health and wellness facilities near Chinatown with special discounts.
Bar Lounge
Eat and Drink
Gym and Personal Training
Skybar (coming soon)
Hotel Parking
There is no on-site parking available at this hotel. Chargeable off-site parking is available at nearby locations.
Q-Park Burlington, (A 4-min walk from the hotel) Address: 3-9 Old Burlington St, London W1S 3AF
Q-Park Chinatown (sat nav WC2H 7PR) at £36 for 24 hours. Height restriction 1.98m
