The Wellington Hotel

Classic London Charm Steps from the Stage

Located just a minute’s walk from Waterloo Station and two minutes from the London Eye, The Wellington Hotel delivers a classic British pub vibe with modern comforts. With its unbeatable central location and cozy rooms, it’s a great base for exploring the city—and catching your favorite artist live.

The rooms are simple but comfortable, featuring en-suite showers, flat-screen TVs, and tea/coffee-making facilities. The on-site pub brings the charm, serving up traditional food and drinks in a warm, welcoming setting.

Why Concert-goers love it

This hotel is a dream for music fans thanks to its immediate access to Waterloo Station, making late-night Tube rides after a gig super easy. Many top venues are within walking distance or a quick ride away. The pub downstairs stays buzzing late, and the rooms are surprisingly quiet for such a central spot. Late check-in from 15:00 gives you time to settle in before the show, and the 11:00 check-out lets you sleep in after a big night.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends looking to grab a pint before or after the show
• Solo travelers catching a bucket-list concert
• Couples making a weekend of it in London
• Fans seeking a quieter recovery space with a central location
• Budget-conscious music lovers who want value without sacrificing location

Food and Drink Options

The Wellington’s on-site pub is a standout, serving classic homemade dishes for lunch and dinner. While there's no 24/7 room service, the pub stays open late for drinks and meals. A varied breakfast menu is available each morning, including full English, American pancakes, and a cold buffet—perfect after a late night out. Step outside and you’ll find plenty of walkable eateries nearby too.

Nightlife Options

Downstairs, the on-site pub keeps the good times rolling with live sports screenings and a buzzing local crowd. While it’s not a live music venue itself, you’re within walking distance of bars, lounges, and clubs around South Bank and Waterloo. Plus, you can enjoy traditional cask ales and premium lagers without even leaving the building.

What People Say

Guests love the location—steps from transport and attractions—and the friendly pub atmosphere. Reviews highlight the comfortable beds, good breakfast options, and helpful staff. Many also mention the hotel's character and old-school charm as a unique plus in Central London.

Areas for Improvement

Rooms are on the smaller side, and being above a pub, there can be some noise early in the evening. There's no lift, so pack light if you're headed upstairs. But most guests agree the character and convenience far outweigh these small quirks.

The Bottom Line

If you're heading to a gig in London and want a budget-friendly, central stay with local charm, The Wellington Hotel is a top pick for music lovers.