What This Place Delivers
Holborn and Chancery Lane's barristers' chambers and law firms are a short walk from most Covent Garden residences.
Covent Garden underground station sits on the Piccadilly line, with a direct service to and from Heathrow.
The Central line from Holborn or Chancery Lane reaches the City in around 15 to 20 minutes.
Invoice to employer, client or umbrella company as required, with the residence prepared to the same standard on every return.
What Covent Garden Offers Corporate Guests
Covent Garden borders Holborn and the Inns of Court, the traditional heart of London's legal profession, making it a genuinely practical base for guests engaged with barristers' chambers or law firms in the area. The neighbourhood's transport links extend that practicality further: the Piccadilly line runs directly to Heathrow without a change, while Holborn and Chancery Lane give fast access to the City via the Central line.
Beyond the working day, Covent Garden's restaurants, the Royal Opera House and the surrounding West End theatres offer a natural setting for entertaining clients or colleagues, an advantage that suits guests balancing an extended engagement with the need to host.
Covent Garden at a Glance: Corporate Guests
Covent Garden underground station: Piccadilly line, with a direct service to Heathrow Airport.
Canary Wharf: around 25 to 30 minutes by underground, typically via one change.
Covent Garden is one of the busier central London neighbourhoods, particularly around the piazza. Guests wanting a quieter base may prefer Fitzrovia or Marylebone.
The City of London: around 15 to 20 minutes by underground via Holborn or Chancery Lane.
Mayfair: around a 15 to 20 minute walk, or a short underground journey via Piccadilly Circus.
Holborn and the Inns of Court: a 10 to 15 minute walk, at the centre of London's legal profession.
The Royal Opera House and West End theatres are within a few minutes' walk, useful for client entertaining.
Connection
Covent Garden Station
Holborn Station
Chancery Lane / Inns of Court
The City of London
Canary Wharf
Mayfair
Heathrow Airport
Farnborough Airport
Detail
2-4 min walk: Piccadilly line, direct to Heathrow
8-10 min walk: Central, Piccadilly lines
10-15 min walk
15-20 mins by underground
25-30 mins by underground, one change
15-20 min walk or short underground journey
Direct via Piccadilly line, or 40-50 mins by private car
Approx. 55-60 mins by private car (private aviation)
Frequently Asked Questions
To discuss corporate accommodation in central London, contact Select Apartments directly. Every enquiry is handled personally and in complete confidence.
Is Covent Garden close to London's legal district?
Yes. Holborn and the Inns of Court, the traditional centre of London's legal profession, are a 10 to 15 minute walk from most of our Covent Garden residences.
Is Covent Garden convenient for guests arriving from Heathrow?
Yes. Covent Garden underground station sits directly on the Piccadilly line, which runs straight through to Heathrow without a change of train.
Can invoices be directed to a corporate entity, client or umbrella company?
Yes. We invoice the relevant entity directly in the required format. Confirm billing requirements when making an initial enquiry.
How far is Covent Garden from the City of London?
Covent Garden is around 15 to 20 minutes from the City by underground, typically via Holborn or Chancery Lane on the Central line.
Is Covent Garden suitable for a quieter, focused engagement?
Covent Garden is a lively, central neighbourhood, particularly around the piazza and theatre district. Guests who need a quieter base may prefer Fitzrovia or Marylebone. Contact us and we will recommend the location best suited to your engagement.
