Over the past months we have missed each and every one of you and as we prepare for the reopening of Hotel Café Royal on the 4th September, we at The Set Hotels have been working hard to ensure that when the time is right you feel safe in returning to our modern grand hotels. As a result we have created 'The Set Hotels Safe Stay', a set of procedures and promises that we make to you so that you can feel confident when making a reservation or planning a visit to any hotel of The Set. Click below to read more.

We love treats - who doesn't? Book your stay with us directly and we'll treat you to a £30 hotel credit (or £60 for suite bookings) to enjoy in our restaurants, bars or spa, a guaranteed upgrade, early check in and late check out. The best offer you will find, guaranteed. T&Cs apply.

This luxury hotel in London enjoys an unrivalled setting on Regent Street where the elegance of Mayfair, energy of Soho and sophistication of St. James combine. It's where history, culture, business and the stage are just steps away. That's one reason why, for 150 years, people who make a difference have made their way through these doors. For Oscar Wilde and Muhammad Ali, Winston Churchill and David Bowie, David Chipperfield and Albert Adrià, Hotel Café Royal has always been the vibrant living room of London, the place to convene, converse and celebrate.

Our legendary Regent Street address has long been the capital's hub for  fine food, wine and conversation. Oscar Wilde chose the Café Royal, and its unmatched wine selection, for his salon, while Winston Churchill favoured our steaks, stilton and champagne. Even those who differed on most things, came together here to enjoy an atmosphere, and a range of gourmet pleasures, found nowhere else. The story continues today, as Albert Adrià and other celebrated chefs add to the culinary excitement. This, it seems, is a tradition everyone can agree on.

Guests tell us the sheets are silkier, the curtains thicker, the silence more golden. At Hotel Café Royal, everyone seems to have their own story of a good night's rest. The simple fact is, London's most tranquil rooms are neighbours to the capital's most vibrant cultural highlights. Opposites do attract, after all.