Covent Garden, WC2
Covent Garden combines central London convenience with genuine character. The historic piazza—once London's wholesale fruit and vegetable market—now houses boutiques, restaurants, and the kind of architectural spaces that corporate venues elsewhere try to imitate. Surrounding streets offer private dining rooms, basement bars, and terraces overlooking cobbled lanes. The area works equally well for corporate entertaining (close to offices, easy for clients) and celebrations (theatres and restaurants at every turn). Our collection features venues that balance Covent Garden's heritage appeal with modern event requirements.
Up to 450 guests
FROM £750
Step into Simmons | Holborn, a dynamic two-floor venue pulsing with neon lights, funky wallpaper, and glittering disco b...see more
Up to 300 guests
FROM £650
Step into SUSHISAMBA Covent Garden, nestled under the striking Eric Parry-designed glass roof of the historic Grade II-l...see more
Up to 921 guests
FROM £250
Step into Sway, Holborn’s vibrant playground where sleek, modern design meets a warm, electric atmosphere. By day, enjoy...see more
The Covent Garden piazza remains the neighbourhood's anchor, with the Royal Opera House adding cultural prestige. The area connects naturally to Theatreland, making dinner-and-show combinations straightforward. Neal's Yard provides Instagram moments, while Seven Dials offers independent shopping and dining. St Paul's Church—the actors' church—hosts regular concerts and can be hired for events.
Covent Garden station (Piccadilly line) sits beneath the piazza—though it's often crowded. Leicester Square (Piccadilly, Northern lines) and Holborn (Central, Piccadilly lines) are reliable alternatives. Charing Cross National Rail station is a short walk south. The area is highly walkable from most central London locations.
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