Ridgemount Hotel

The development of Bloomsbury began in the 1660's when the 4th Earl of Southampton began to build a 'little town' on the agricultural fields that bordered Covent Garden to the North and the village of Hampstead to the South. In the 1780's the Duchess of Bedford began to expand the Bedford Estate westwards and numbers 65 and 67 Gower Street were completed in 1786.

Take the Piccadilly line from Heathrow to RUSSELL SQUARE. Turn left outside the station and then walk down the side of Russell Square Park. Walk through the tall university building, keep going until you reach the traffic lights at Gower Street. Then right into GOWER STREET. The Hotel is number 65.

For guests who bring their own computer, we offer free Wi-Fi in the hotel. Additionally we have two computers with internet access in our guest lounge which are free to use. Our lounge can be used by guests who arrive early or who simply would like to relax after a hard day sightseeing. As an extra treat for our guests they can have access to our private garden at the rear of the hotel. The Garden is secluded and offers a chance for some moments of tranquillity in the centre of London.

We would be delighted to welcome you to the Ridgemount Hotel. We have two types of rooms. Our rooms with shared facilities have a washbasin in the room, with shared showers and toilets located outside the room. Our ensuite rooms have a bathroom in the room. To check availability and reserve please use the calendar below.