| | Facilities within the Hotel |
 The Terrace Bar: Relax and unwind in The Terrace Bar. Enjoy a light snack overlooking the secluded garden square. Traditional afternoon tea served daily in the lounge. Meet friends or business associates for an infomal drink.
The Wood Deck and outdoor terrace is ideal for summer barbecue’s – open for lunch, dinner, an informal bite to eat or can be hired for a private function – maximum of 150 people. |
The Conservatories: New additions to The Montague are two Conservatory areas overlooking the private gardens. Perfect for a late, 'al fresco' breakfast, light lunch or private function.
Traditional Afternoon Tea served daily.
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| Property Facilities Summary: |  Afternoon Tea | Banquets | | Bar | Business Centre | | Candle Light Dinner | Cellular Telephone Hire | | Concierge Service | Congresses & Meetings | | Dry Cleaning | Facilities for Disabled | | Fax Machine | Fax Service | | Guest Laundry | Internet Point | | Lift | Luggage Storage | | Meeting Room | Newspaper | | Overhead Projector | Photocopier | | Porter Service | Restaurant | | Secretarial Service | Telephone | | Ticket Reservation Service | Valet Parking | | |
| Facilities outside the Hotel |
 For your added pleasure, explore the highlights of our locality:
- British Museum: Take a walk through London's largest and oldest museum with its collection of Egyptian Mummies and priceless antiquities.
- Dickens House Museum: See the house where Charles Dickens lived when he wrote some of his most famous novels including Oliver Twist and Pickwick Papers.
- Theatre Museum: If you love the theatre, this fascinating little museum is for you. Find out how musicals are created with a behind the scenes look at some of London's hit musicals.
- Covent Garden: A brilliant area for browsing, serious shopping, watching the world go by at one of the street cafes or enjoying the free entertainment provided by students and aspiring stars. Covent Garden offers a great range of boutique shops, craft markets, perfumes, clothes and nick-nacks and don't miss the Covent Garden Store which is full of unusual goodies!
And then, several other typical restaurants and attractive shops... |
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