Zedwell Hotel in Soho
In the heart of Soho - 100 meters from Piccadilly tube 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
Location | About Zedwell Hotels | Rooms | Soho | Things to do | Facilities | Parking | FAQs
Location
London Trocadero, Great Windmill St, London W1D 7DH
Phone: +44 (0) 20 7096 5414
WhatsApp: +447883305320
Directions from Hyde Park station:
From Piccadilly tube station, take exit 4 towards Leicester Square. Keep walking towards Leicester Square and you’ll see the iconic London Trocadero building on your left. The hotel is situated in the iconic Trocadero. Turn left on the Great Windmill Street and hotel entrance will be on your right.
Transport and local information:
Piccadilly Station - 0.1 miles
Leicester Square Station - 0.2 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
Zedwell Piccadilly Hotel is the best choice for your stay in Soho. Whether you are coming to Soho for business or pleasure, Zedwell has the perfect room for you. All of our rooms are stylish and comfortable, and they offer a great selection of on-site facilities, including a cafe, skybar and gym. If you are looking for a convenient and affordable place to stay in Soho, then Zedwell Hotels is the perfect choice.
We offer exclusive discounts on restaurants for our guest. You can enjoy a delicious meal in one of our restaurants without breaking the bank.
There are a number of great destinations that you can visit from Zedwell Hotels in Hyde Park and Soho. Most popular close by destinations include Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, Westminster Abbey, Piccadilly Circus and many more.
When you stay with us, you are just a short walk from some of the best shopping in London - Oxford Street. Soho is also home to a number of high-end shops such as Machine-A, Soho Boutique, Beyond Retro Soho and many more. Book now and enjoy your stay in Zedwell Hotels.
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.
CoCoon 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.
Soho London
Soho is a neighbourhood in the City of Westminster, London. The area has been an entertainment district since the 17th century. It is now also a major shopping district, known for its fashion and art galleries, as well as for its restaurants and nightlife. Soho is bounded by Oxford Street to the north, Regent Street to the west, Leicester Square to the south and Charing Cross Road to the east. The area covers approximately one square mile (2.6 km²).
The name "Soho" first appears in the 17th century. Most authorities believe that the name derives from a former hunting cry. The area was developed as a fashionable residential district by 1585, when it was laid out along with the adjacent St James parish around what is now Leicester Square. It became popular as a location for coffee-houses and taverns in the 1660s, and these gradually became replaced by theatres from the early 18th century onwards.
The first theatre on the street was the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, which was established in 1663; it was demolished and rebuilt several times over the next 75 years. The street became known for its music halls in the mid-19th century, and later for its nightclubs, bars and brothels. The entertainment venues began to decline in the early 20th century, and the street became better known for its theatres, restaurants, and shops.
Now Soho is now mainly a commercial district, with a variety of shops, restaurants, and bars. It is also home to a number of media and creative businesses and is a popular tourist destination.
Things to do in Soho
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Restaurants
There are plenty of great restaurants to choose from in Soho, but some of the most popular ones include The Ivy, Soho Joe's, and Locanda Locatelli. The Ivy is a famous British restaurant that has been around for many years. It offers a wide selection of classic dishes, and the setting is elegant and luxurious. Soho Joe's is a more casual restaurant that serves American-style food, and it has a fun and lively atmosphere. Locanda Locatelli is an Italian restaurant that is known for its delicious pasta dishes.
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Shopping
There are many great shops to explore in Soho, including high-end designer stores, vintage boutiques, and independent shops. Some of the most popular shops include Selfridges, Liberty London, and Harvey Nichols. Selfridges is a department store that sells a wide range of designer clothes, cosmetics, and home goods. Liberty London is a iconic department store that specializes in British-made products, including clothing, jewellery, and home decor. Harvey Nichols is a luxury department store that sells a wide range of designer clothes, cosmetics, and home goods.
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Entertainment
Entertainment is one of the must do's in Soho. There are countless clubs, bars, and restaurants to explore in the area. Some of the most popular clubs include Heaven, The Box, and G-A-Y. Bars such as The Roxy Bar and Grill and The Duke of Wellington are perfect for grabbing a drink with friends. you're looking for a great movie theater in Soho, Leicester Square is the place to go. There are several theaters in the area, including the most popular Odeon Leicester Square. This is the place many of the popular movie premiers have happened such as James Bond and the Harry Potter series.
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Theatre
There is no shortage of theatres to explore in Soho. The most popular ones include the Lyceum Theatre, the Prince Edward Theatre, and the Queen's Theatre. The Lyceum Theatre is known for being one of the largest theatres in London, and it has been home to many popular musicals such as The Lion King and Phantom of the Opera. The Prince Edward Theatre is a smaller theatre that is known for its intimate setting, and it has hosted many popular musicals such as Les Miserables and Miss Saigon.
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Live Music Events
If you want to experience the live music scene in Soho, there are many great venues to check out, including the 100 Club, the Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, and the Bag o' Nails. The 100 Club is a legendary music venue that has hosted many famous musicians over the years, including The Rolling Stones and The Sex Pistols. The Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club is one of the most popular jazz clubs in London, and it has hosted many famous jazz musicians over the years. The Bag o' Nails is a small club that is known for its intimate setting and its eclectic mix of music.
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China Town
China Town is one of the most popular tourist destinations in London. It's home to some of the best Chinese restaurants and shops in the city. If you're looking for a taste of China, this is the place to be. There's also a lot of history and culture in China Town.
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Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square
Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square are the must-see tourist attractions in London. They're both full of activity and excitement. If you're looking for a place to shop, eat, and people watch, these are the places to be. They're both located near China Town, so you can't go wrong with either one.
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London Eye
The iconic London is only a short walk from Soho. The area around the London Eye is always bustling with tourists and locals alike, making it the perfect place to people watch. On a clear day, the views from the top of the ferris wheel are stunning, and you can see for miles.
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Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is the official residence of the British monarchy. It's one of the most popular tourist destinations in London, and it's easy to see why. The palace is absolutely stunning, and it's surrounded by beautiful gardens. If you're interested in learning more about the British monarchy, this is the place to go.
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Hyde Park
If you're looking for a place to relax and take in some fresh air, Hyde Park is the place to go. It's located just a short walk from Soho, and it's always full of people enjoying themselves. There are often concerts and other events taking place in the park, so there's always something new to see.Description goes here
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Trafalgar Square
The Trafalgar Square is a popular tourist destination in London. It is the location of Nelson's Column, which commemorates Admiral Horatio Nelson's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. The square also features four large fountains and a number of statues and monuments.
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Soho Whisky Club
The Soho Whisky Club is a great place to go if you're looking for a place to relax and have a drink. They offer a wide range of whiskies, and the staff is very knowledgeable about all things whisky. The club also has a cozy and relaxed atmosphere, which makes it the perfect place to enjoy a drink with friends.
FAQs
Where is Soho?
Soho is located in the heart of London, and is bordered by Oxford Street to the north, Regent Street to the west, Leicester Square to the south, and Charing Cross Road to the east. The postcode district is W1.
What are the best hotels in Soho?
Zedwell is one of the best place to stay for cheap because it is close to all of the action in Soho. You'll be able to walk to all of the best restaurants, bars, and theatres in no time! With early check in and late checkout option you have more freedom to enjoy Soho.
What's the area like around Soho?
The area around Soho is full of history and culture. There are many theatres, restaurants, and bars to keep you entertained. During the day, you can explore the shops and museums. At night, the area comes alive with live music and a vibrant nightlife.
Is it safe to stay in Soho?
Yes, Soho is a safe area to stay in. While there is some nightlife and activity in the area, it is generally safe to walk around at night. However you would like to aware of pick pocketing, so keep your valuables close to you.
How do I get to Soho?
You can take the tube, bus, or taxi to Soho. The closest tube station is Leicester Square [London WC2H 0AP], which is on the Piccadilly and Northern lines. There are also many bus routes that go to Soho. If you are taking a taxi, tell the driver to take you to Piccadilly Circus.
Where to park your car in Soho?
There are a few car parks in Soho, but they can be expensive. The NCP car park on Wardour Street is the closest to the centre of Soho. .
Q-Park Soho (3.5 145 Google reviews)
Parking garage in London, England
A 2-min walk from Zedwell Hotels
Address: Poland St, London W1F 7LZ
Phone: 0113 238 4200
How far is SoHo from Oxford Street?
Soho is about 0.4 miles from Oxford Street. You can reach it in about 8 minutes by foot, or 2 minutes by tube or bus.
What does SoHo stand for?
In America, SoHo originally stood for “South of Houston Street”, but now it is more commonly known as “Soho”. In London, “SoHo” is an area which is roughly bounded by Oxford Street to the north, Regent Street to the west, Leicester Square to the south, and Charing Cross Road to the east.
Facilities
Enjoy the best health and wellness facilities near Hyde Park 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
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