The hotel offers excellent dining facilities with every taste catered for. Guests can enjoy a light snack or a full meal in their excellent restaurant or have a drink at their excellent bar

Aquarian Restaurant - offers sumptuous food with a special fish menu and a fine wine list to compliment your meal.

Dean's Bar - whether at the end of a day or in the middle of a relaxing one. An added feature of the bar is a dance floor for anyone wishing let his or her hair down.

North of the West End and Covent Garden, Bloomsbury is an academic area. Not only did it give its name to the Bloomsbury Group - Virginia Woolf's literary set - but also many of London's universities have their buildings here. The British Museum completes the academic picture. Bloomsbury seems otherwise to have stayed in the Victorian era with bow-windowed shops and cafes, particularly around Woburn Walk. A spacious, slow-paced non-residential area with many relaxing squares and quiet nooks to escape to, Bloomsbury is ideal for those who can find the pace of London a bit too fast on occasion.

Friendly and solicitous staff are available to help you at reception, offering services such as a dry cleaning, car rental and wake up calls.

A number of meeting rooms are available, one of which can accommodate up to one hundred people theatre style. There are limited email and internet facilities, with photocopy and fax services available at reception.

Those staying at the Waverley House Hotel can expect excellent bedroom facilities. Each of the 109 rooms, including two suites and nine executive rooms, offer luxurious accommodation with additional amenities such as radio and data ports available.

Family rooms are available upon request.

Cancellations should be made 24 hours prior to check-in time on the day of arrival to avoid first nights accommodation charge.