Admiralty Arch Enters Its Next Chapter: Waldorf Astoria London – Admiralty Arch Opens for Reservations

The Waldorf Astoria London – Admiralty Arch opening is a landmark moment for both Hilton and London’s hospitality scene:

Historic Monument Reimagined
- Admiralty Arch, a Grade I listed gateway commissioned by King Edward VII in memory of Queen Victoria, has been restored to welcome overnight guests for the first time.
- Positioned on The Mall opposite Buckingham Palace, it stands at the ceremonial heart of London.

Hotel & Residences
- 114 rooms, suites, and residences, with more than half dedicated to expansive residential-style accommodations.
- Signature suites reference naval heritage, including the Nelson Suite and Victory Residence.

Culinary Icons
- Clare Smyth MBE introduces Coreus, a fine dining concept celebrating UK coastal heritage, plus a Whiskey & Seaweed bar.
- Daniel Boulud returns to London with Café Boulud, an all-day rooftop restaurant offering sweeping views of St James’s Park and Buckingham Palace.

Events & Wellness
- A 3,540 sq ft ballroom featuring a restored Murano chandelier for gala occasions.
- Spa & wellness: intimate treatment rooms, sauna, steam, hydrotherapy pool, and state-of-the-art fitness facilities.

Reservations
- Reservations are now open ahead of the autumn 2026 debut, marking the next chapter for one of London’s most ambitious restoration projects.

What makes this particularly exciting is how Hilton is positioning Waldorf Astoria as a custodian of cultural landmarks, blending heritage with contemporary luxury. Admiralty Arch joins a growing portfolio of iconic destinations where history isn’t just preserved—it’s reinterpreted for modern travelers.