Welcome to Z Piccadilly
Bright lights and the big city
Please note the Z Hotel Piccadilly is currently undergoing some development works in the cafe area. Some disruption, is likely until the end of September 2022.
Step out of our 112-bed hotel and into the unique buzz of Piccadilly Circus and the bright lights of the West End. Immerse yourself in the shops, theatres, bars and restaurants of this larger-than-life location or escape from the bustle into an art gallery or church crypt.
- Piccadilly Circus 4 minutes
- Leicester Square 5 minutes
- Charing Cross Station 5 minutes
Piccadilly at a glance
- Iconic neon billboards
- Café in the Crypt
- Heritage statues
- Heart of Theatreland
- Inspiring art galleries
- Designer department stores
- Red-carpet cinema premieres
Our Rooms
Step into your Z room and it all makes sense. Your home in the heart of town has been cleverly designed to give you everything you need. Sumptuous beds, beautiful linen, high-quality, en suite shower room, an HDTV with all the channels, and of course, wi-fi. With complimentary toiletries, plenty of hanging space, underbed storage and in-room tea & coffee making, this is compact luxury at its best.
- Crisp bed linen
- En suite
- Samsung HD TV with Sky
- Aircon
- Tea & Coffee
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
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Z Single
- Sleeps 1
From £60Our single room has been individually designed for one, style-conscious person.
- Single Bed
- 8-9m2
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Z Inside Double
- Sleeps 2
- no window
From £60All the features of our standard double bedroom, with no curtains to draw.
- Double Bed
- 10-12m2
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Z Double
- Sleeps 2
From £75What more do two urbanites need, besides each other?
- Double Bed
- 10-12m2
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Z Queen
- Sleeps 2
From £100Named after the size of the bed, not the stateroom in Buckingham Palace.
- Queen Bed
- 13-14m2
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Z Accessible
- Sleeps 2
From £100A queen room with specialist shower, lowered hand basin, grab rails and minimum 1.5m turning circle.
- Queen Bed
- Wheelchair
- 12-14m2
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The Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain
Created to commemorate Anthony Ashley Cooper, the seventh Earl of Shaftesbury, this winged statue is often called Eros, but is actually his brother, Anteros.
4 min - 397 -
China Town
From bakeries to bars and restaurants to reflexology, today Chinatown is a thriving hub of Oriental wonder. Souvenir shops, health clinics, barbers, travel agents – it really does have everything. Lord Gerrard would be proud.
5 min - 397 -
Fortnum & Mason
For more than 300 years this luxury department store has been the place to shop for hampers and elegant foodie gifts.
8 min - 401 -
Theatreland
Z Piccadilly is located in the heart of Theatreland, with long-running musicals, new and old dramas and comedies showing every day of the week.
6 min - 400
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Bancone
This shiny new pasta bar serves well-priced pastas to a discerning crowd, and unlike many of the area’s best restaurants, they take bookings.
5 min - 398 -
Shoryu Ramen
Big steaming broths of noodles and delectable meat fill the bowls of this dark and inviting ramen bar just off Piccadilly Circus.
5 min - 399 -
Brasserie Zédel
The prix fixe menu of classic French dishes is almost as enchanting as the grand art-deco interiors at this Theatreland institution.
6 min - 400 -
45 Jermyn St
Glamorous interiors, a caviar trolley and champagne cocktails are the order of the day at Fortnum & Mason’s upscale dining destination.
8 min - 401
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The Glasshouse Stores
This pretty pub has dark wood panelling, banquettes and etched mirrors and serves draught ales – a classic London boozer.
7 min - 398 -
Gordon’s Wine Bar
Said to be London’s oldest wine bar, Gordon’s is a family-run institution housed in candlelit, vaulted cellars. Its cheese menu is almost as lengthy as the wine list.
9 min - 399 -
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All Bar One
We’re here from your morning coffee to those Saturday night Espresso Martinis and everything else in between. Our menus are created so you can graze over tapas or sip on those scroll-stopping cocktails to your heart's content — get ready to live your best life.
2 min - 398
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Perfect for the job
My soon-to-be teenage son had a late night event in Soho and it worked for us to find an inexpensive place to stay in the West End. Z Piccadilly was perfect.It is pretty new (or at least it looked and felt that way). The concept is compact luxury, and I certainly felt that Z have nailed it. We had a Double Room which is certainly compact but would work well for a lone traveller or a couple (who, I hasten to add, must know each other pretty well as there are no solid walls between the room and the bathroom) and who don't have much luggage as there is no storage.There are tea/coffee/hoc choc making facilities on the small side table.
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Exceptional
Great value for money, fantastic location with easy access to tube and busses if wanting to explore London. Really friendly and helpful staff. Would recommend to family and friends and would book Z Hotel again.
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Great Location and clean friendly hotel
This hotel is perfect for any tourist visiting London. A stones throw from Piccadilly circus giving you access to the tube and walking distance to anywhere in the west end. The hotel is clean and the staff are very helpful. The check in and checkout times are great. No rush. I'd definitely stay here again.