Melia White House Apartments

Stylish Comfort Just Minutes from London's Music Scene

Modern and elegant, Melia White House Apartments offers a refined stay in central London with the flexibility and comfort of apartment living. Located near Regent’s Park and just a short walk or tube ride from many of the city's major music venues, this property blends convenience with quiet sophistication—ideal for concert-goers who want a comfortable base before and after the show.

Why Concert-goers love it

With easy access to the London Underground and major transit hubs like Euston and King's Cross nearby, getting to and from concerts is a breeze. The area is surprisingly peaceful at night, making it a great place to unwind post-show. While there’s no specific mention of late check-in, the apartment-style setup offers a sense of flexibility, especially for those rolling in late from an encore.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends who want space to hang out between gigs
• Solo travelers ticking off bucket-list shows
• Couples turning a concert into a weekend getaway
• Fans looking for peace and quiet after a loud night
• Budget-conscious music lovers who still want style and comfort

Food and Drink Options

While the apartments don’t have on-site restaurants, you’ll find plenty of late-night eateries within walking distance and around nearby Euston or Fitzrovia. The in-room amenities let you prep a snack or meal at your own pace—perfect for post-show cravings. Breakfast options are close by, with several cafes open late and early.

Nightlife Options

You're close to London's buzzing nightlife, with bars and lounges in Soho and Camden just a few minutes away by cab or tube. While the hotel itself doesn’t host live music, its location puts you close to all the late-night action and local venues.

What People Say

Guests often praise the central location, spacious rooms, and quiet atmosphere. Many note the convenience of being near public transport and how easy it is to reach nearby attractions and venues. The apartment layout is a big hit with groups and longer-stay travelers.

Areas for Improvement

Some reviewers mention that Wi-Fi can be spotty in certain rooms, and the decor in some apartments feels a bit dated. Also, without a 24/7 front desk, late-night help can be slower than expected—but nothing a little planning can't solve.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers who want a stylish, peaceful, and well-connected place to recharge in London, Melia White House Apartments hits the right notes.