London & Phantom of the Opera

Britannia International Hotel, London

An impressive glass-fronted building, with equally impressive panoramic views
The Britannia-run International Hotel is an impressive glass-fronted building in a fantastic location on the water’s edge in Canary Wharf in London. Situated in the Docklands area of the city, it’s a modern hotel with fantastic floor-to-ceiling windows, providing breathtaking panoramic views over London’s iconic skyline. 

A warm welcome and comfortable accommodation
All bedrooms have an en-suite bathroom, TV, telephone, hairdryer and tea & coffee-making facilities. Start your day with a hearty breakfast in Jenny’s Restaurant, choosing from a superb selection of delicious hot and cold foods, including fruit, cereals, and pastries. Enjoy a refreshing drink or a tasty snack in The Conservatory Bar with its lovely waterside views of the Thames.

Convenient for exploring the city
You’ll find many popular attractions within a few miles of the International Hotel, making it an ideal base for an exciting city break to London. There are convenient public transport links with Canary Wharf tube station only a 10-minute walk from the hotel (it’s only 20 mins into London City Centre via the underground) and South Quay DLR station just a short walk from the hotel.

Facilities 

• Free Wi-Fi in public areas
• 3 lifts that access most floors
• TV in lounge/bar with live sports
• Pool table
• Two on-site bars serving hot and cold drinks plus light bites
• Conservatory Bar – floor-to-ceiling windows, waterside views, drinks and snacks
• Fridays Pub – live sports are shown on large screen, lively atmosphere
• Jennys Restaurant - buffet breakfast and evening meal served here
• Overstuffed Pizzeria
• Limited accessible rooms
• 24-hour reception
• In the room: En suite facilities, TV, tea and coffee making facilities, telephone, hairdryer

London

There are so many things to see and do in England's capital
London is crammed with so much to see and do, it’s no wonder the city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, attracting around 19 million visitors every year! London is the perfect destination for a city break with over 2,000 years of history, iconic buildings and world-class theatre. Discover some of London’s most famous landmarks, such as the Tower of London, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and Buckingham Palace. Time it right and you could even experience the Changing of the Guard, one of the oldest ceremonies associated with the palace.

...especially museums
If you love a fascinating museum, you’ll be spoilt for choice in London. Explore The British Museum, Natural History Museum, Imperial War Museum and The Science Museum. You’ll even find a Sherlock Holmes Museum which is of course located on Baker Street.

The city's shopping is unrivalled
If you fancy a spot of retail therapy, London is an absolute dream. Head to Oxford Street and Regent Street and you’ll find all the big high street names. For a bit more luxury, pay a visit to Harrods, one of the largest and most famous department stores in the world. If you fancy something a little different, explore Camden Market with its many independent shops and stalls, selling fashion, music, art and food.

Phantom of the Opera

Experience the Magic of The Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty’s Theatre

Step into the grand His Majesty’s Theatre and experience the spectacle of The Phantom of the Opera. Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary musical continues to stun audiences with its haunting romance, unforgettable songs, and breathtaking staging.

Set in the Paris Opera House, this iconic show tells the story of the mysterious Phantom, a musical genius shunned by society, and his obsession with the young soprano Christine Daae. As Christine’s musical career shines, a love triangle unfolds, leading to a dramatic and emotional climax that has kept the audience on the edge of their seats for decades.

Featuring songs such as “The Music of the Night,” “All I Ask of You,” and the title track, The Phantom of the Opera is a masterclass in storytelling. With sensational special effects, spectacular costumes, and music, it’s no wonder this show has been seen by over 160 million people in 58 countries.

The Phantom of the Opera is recommended for ages 10 and up; children under 4 are not permitted, and those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Performances run for 2 hours and 30 minutes, including interval.

This West End production remains one of the most spectacular musicals in history.