£199 & up—Townhouse hotel by the British Museum
About the Hotel
Why We Love This Deal
Bertrand's Townhouse is located in elegant, literary Bloomsbury, around the corner from the British Museum. Condé Nast Traveller describes this new boutique property as offering "cosy refinement from a bygone golden era". Overnight stays are £199, saving 15–26% depending on the date you stay.
What's Included
- Valid daily 1 January–30 April, 2027. Stays until 30 December, 2026, are £219
- Overnight accommodation for two in a Classic Quarters with daily breakfast
- Price is per room, not per person
- A Classic Cocktail each on arrival (worth £17 per person)
- Complimentary snacks and soft drinks from the mini bar on the first night. Refills are available on subsequent nights for £15 per refill
- For stays over three nights, members will receive a Diptyque gift
- This is a non-refundable rate. Cancellations are not permitted
Why We Love This Hotel
- The property features in The Times's list of the 50 Best Places to Stay in the UK for 2026. It opened in December 2025 and occupies three Georgian townhouses.
- The British Museum is less than five minutes' walk away. Its permanent collection of over eight million pieces is the largest in the world.
- Built around secluded squares and grand townhouse terraces, Bloomsbury is one of central London's most peaceful areas. In the early 20th century, it was home to the Bloomsbury Set. This literary group included Virginia Woolf, EM Forster, and philosopher Bertrand Russell, after whom the hotel is named.
- Bedrooms feature heritage fixtures such as original cornicing and marble fireplaces. Rooms also include smart lighting and Smeg fridges.
- Ottie's Salon has a "cosy parlour-cum-speakeasy ambience", says Condé Nast Traveller. It serves a range of cocktails and a bar menu of snacks and light bites. There's also an atmospheric cigar terrace.
- Oxford Street is 10 minutes' walk away. Covent Garden and the theatres of the West End are around 15 minutes' walk. The area is served by stations including Euston, King's Cross, and Tottenham Court Road.




















