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Thistle Piccadilly Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel from £93 28% off
Coventry Street, W1D 6BZ | 1 minute walk from Harold Pinter Theatre
Located right next to Leicester Square, in the heart of London's West End, the Thistle Piccadilly is the perfect hotel for those wanting to enjoy the More

Thistle Trafalgar Square, The Royal Trafalgar
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel from £93 28% off
Whitcomb Street, WC2H 7HG | 1 minute walk from Harold Pinter Theatre
Thistle Trafalgar Square, The Royal Trafalgar is a recently refurbished 4 star hotel located right in the heart of London's famous West End. Leicester Square, Piccadilly More

Radisson Blu Edwardian Leicester Square Hotel
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel from £130 35% off
St Martins Street, WC2H 7HL | 1 minute walk from Harold Pinter Theatre
One of Radisson's more intimate venues with only 60 rooms, this boutique hotel is tucked down a quiet street in the heart of Theatreland. The National More

Hotels near Harold Pinter Theatre

Harold Pinter Theatre

The Harold Pinter Theatre's 1881 interior is one of the oldest in London and one of the most charming, in spite of the damage wrought by an ill-considered restoration in 1954. The Renaissance-style auditorium, with its wooden panels, and gold ceiling and wallpaper, still retains many original features, while the unpretentious exterior is the most attractive and unspoilt among London's smaller theatres. Though in its early years it lived up to its name, the theatre has become known more recently for high-quality drama, notably the works of Harold Pinter (hence the name) - five of which have been performed here since 1991. Its reputation for daring comes from the 1960s, when it exploited loopholes in the censorship laws to show banned American plays. The Rocky Horror Show made its The West End debut here in 1979 and more recently it has been home to a critically acclaimed revival of RC Sherriff 's powerful First World War drama Journey's End.