




The Grand hotel trafalgar
Victorian grandeur meets contemporary style near Trafalgar Square
About this hotel
The Grand Hotel Trafalgar combines the elegance of a historic Victorian building with modern comforts, creating a sophisticated base for exploring London. Guests will find themselves in a prime location, with Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross just a few minutes' walk away, making it easy to access many of the city's iconic sights. The hotel's ornate brasserie and bar provide a stylish setting for dining and drinks, while the fitness center offers a convenient way to stay active. Rooms are designed with a contemporary feel, and some even include a kitchen, catering to various traveler needs. The atmosphere is refined yet welcoming, suitable for both leisure and business stays.
- Historic Victorian building
- Central location
- Restaurant and bar
- Fitness center
Our take
The Grand Hotel Trafalgar pairs contemporary rooms with the setting of a landmark Victorian building, plus an ornate brasserie, a bar, a fitness centre and parking. Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross are a short walk away. An 8.8 guest score from 1,314 reviews shows the formula works. I recommend it to travellers who want a central base with period character; those on a tight budget should look at simpler hotels south of the river.
- Take advantage of the central location to walk to Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross, both are very close.
- Consider dining at the hotel's brasserie; it offers a stylish setting for a meal or a drink.
- If you're traveling with family, inquire about rooms with kitchen facilities for added convenience during your stay.
Why we love it
- Landmark Victorian building with chic interiors
- Ornate brasserie and bar on site
- Minutes walk from Trafalgar Square
- Family-friendly amenities and services
Why guests love itThe Grand Hotel Trafalgar is a chic four-star hotel set in a landmark Victorian building, a short walk from Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross. That puts the National Gallery and the square's lions within easy reach for a first family outing. The ornate brasserie and bar keep meals simple, parking is available for families who drive, and the hotel is listed as family-friendly. With a guest score of 8.8 from 1,314 reviews, I would choose it for a central London family stay with character.