FRIEZE at The Bloomsbury

Marvel at contemporary art at FRIEZE London 2022 

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Bringing together over 280 galleries from 42 countries, with specially curated sections, FRIEZE London and FRIEZE Masters will celebrate the creative spirit of the city. A strong line up of galleries from across the globe will participate in Frieze London 2022, offering visitors the opportunity to encounter the work of some of the most important artists working today, as well as discovering new names.

This offer includes:

  • Accommodation for 2 people sharing in a luxuriously appointed bedroom or suite
  • Full English breakfast for two
  • Two tickets to FRIEZE London

Terms & Conditions

  • Subject to availability
  • Valid from 12 until 16 October

About The Bloomsbury

Bloomsbury is a timeless London gem, characterised by its elegant garden squares and streets lined with an eclectic selection of shops and boutiques. The Bloomsbury hotel is nestled in the centre of the theatre district, nearby to Soho, Covent Garden and Leicester Square.

Based in a beautiful neo-Georgian listed building, The Bloomsbury has been renovated and restored to its original grandeur and glory. The building was designed by the renowned British architect, Sir Edwin Lutyens, in 1928. 

Bloomsbury is a favourite among London visitors as it’s the perfect base to explore the myriad of nearby treasures, including The British Museum, Oxford Street, Theatreland and more. From The Bloomsbury hotel you can explore some of Bloomsbury’s best parks and gardens including Russell Square, Bloomsbury Square, Bedford Square and St George’s Gardens. 


Key features

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Free WiFi

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Restaurant & Bar

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Fitness Centre

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24h Room Service

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Air Conditioned

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Accessible