Opened in 1889, but theatre producer Richard D’Oyly Carte, the Savoy Hotel is world-famous for its luxury and plethora of famous guests, including Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra. Today, the Savoy is one of London's most prestigious hotels, known for its timeless elegance and glamour.

The hotel features several impressive function rooms, including the Lancaster Ballroom, with its ornate style and crystal chandeliers and the River Room, which boasts stunning views of the Thames. There are a number of bars and restaurants, including the iconic American Bar, the Beaufort Bar with its jet-black and gold décor and the beautiful Gallery, famous for its afternoon tea.

The hotel has 200 suites and 67 rooms, all of which are available for filming, including the light and spacious Savoy Suite, with its wonderful views and the jewel in the hotel’s crown, The Royal Suite.

Over the years, the Savoy has played host to numerous film shoots, including The Crown, National Treasure: Book of Secrets, See How They Run and the famous press conference scene from Notting Hill.

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