Our family-run hotels have been welcoming visitors to Bloomsbury, London, since 1837. Across seven distinct hotels including a variety of restaurants, bars, and event spaces, we offer memorable experiences right in the heart of London, where rich history and excellent transport links are right on your doorstep.
The Begining
Henry’s son, Thomas Henry Walduck, moved to London in the early 1830s. He chose to take the family catering business in a new direction and in 1837 he bought a hotel in Warwick Court, near Chancery Lane. This was the beginning of the family’s journey as hoteliers!
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Named ‘President’ due to the increase in commercial air travel; this state-of-the-art accommodation had large TVs, en-suites, radios and telephones.
Did you know? The Beatles used President Hotel as their London base, when they came down from Liverpool, during the summer of 1963. They even had a famous pillow fight in room 444!
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Architect Charles Lovett Gill brought the same brutalist style of Bedford Hotel into the Imperial’s building design.
Work then began on the Royal National Hotel in 1974. By merging Royal Hotel and National Hotel, 250 rooms were first renovated in 1974, with the next phases staggered throughout the 70s and 80s.
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Previously used as staff accommodation since the 70s, this boutique hotel was named after actor and theatre manager Charles Morton. The décor was carefully chosen to reflect The Bloomsbury Group style; a circle of bohemian artists and writers who once lived in our neighbourhood.
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