William Harvey House provides private accommodation for RCP fellows and collegiate members, offering comfortable and affordable rooms in the heart of London.
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The Grade I listed building was designed and built in 1826 by the architect John Nash (1752–1835), who was responsible for much of the layout of Regency London. In 2011 the building was named after the eminent physician and RCP fellow William Harvey (1578–1657), who first explained the circulation of blood through the body and later donated his library and collections to the RCP.
Rooms
William Harvey House's 18 ‘four-star plus’ boutique hotel standard bedrooms consist of:
- parkside rooms located at the front of the houses, with views of Regent’s Park and the RCP gardens
- spacious standard double or twin rooms on the Albany Street side with strong Regency-style character
- cosy studio rooms, ideal for the single traveller
- a large resident lounge overlooking Regent’s Park.
... an outstanding combination of elegant, modern facilities in such a historic setting.
Booking
To find out more about our rooms and facilities, or to book your stay, please call 02072588460, or email harveyhouse@rcplondon.ac.uk.
Please note that the hotel at present is only offering continental breakfast. Alternatively, rooms can be booked at a slightly cheaper rate without breakfast.
Visiting
William Harvey House is located at 9–10 St Andrews Place, next to the RCP's headquarters on Regent's Park and close to London Zoo, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre and Primrose Hill.