10 Sept 2026 – 11 Jul 2027 · Exhibition
Hotels for The Bayeux Tapestry
At The British Museum, London running 10 Sept 2026 – 11 Jul 2027. 454 hotels within 3km — book close and make a trip of it.
About The Bayeux Tapestry
The Bayeux Tapestry is one of the most extraordinary objects to survive the medieval world — a 70-metre embroidered frieze, nearly a thousand years old, that tells the story of the Norman Conquest of England in 1066: the disputed oath, the blazing comet, the Channel crossing and the Battle of Hastings itself, stitched in coloured wool on linen. For the first time in almost 950 years it leaves Normandy and crosses the Channel, in a landmark UK–France loan, hanging in the British Museum's Sainsbury Gallery from 10 September 2026 to 11 July 2027 alongside treasures of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman worlds. Tickets (£25–£33) went on sale on 1 July 2026 and the run is expected to sell out months ahead — so this is very much a book-early trip. Staying in Bloomsbury or the West End puts you a short walk from the doors, ready for an early slot before the crowds build.
The closest hotels to The British Museum
454 within 3km — the nearest 12 shown. Tap any hotel or search to see live availability and prices for your dates.
The Montague On The Gardens
15 Montague Street, WC1B 5BJ
The Montague on the Gardens
15 Montague Street
Astor Museum Hostel
27 Montague Street, WC1B 5BH
Radisson Blu Hotel, London Bloomsbury
9-13 Bloomsbury Street, WC1B 3QD
Radisson Blu Hotel, London Tottenham Court Road
97 Great Russell Street, WC1B 3LB
Grange Beauchamp Hotel
24-27 Bedford Place, WC1B 5JH
Grange Clarendon Hotel
34-37 Bedford Place, WC1B 5JR
Grange Portland Hotel
31-32 Bedford Place, WC1B 5JH
Grange Buckingham Hotel
39-40 Bedford Place, WC1B 5JT
Thanet Hotel Annex
9-10 Bedford Place, WC1B 5JA
Morgan Hotel
24 Bloomsbury Street, WC1B 3QJ
STG Hotel Oxford Street - formerly St Giles London Hotel
Bedford Avenue, WC1B 3GH
About The British Museum
The British Museum is Bloomsbury's crown jewel — the Great Court, the Rosetta Stone and galleries spanning human history, free to enter and endlessly absorbing. The surrounding streets are handsome Georgian squares, literary pubs and independent bookshops, with the West End, Covent Garden and the British Library all within a short walk. Tottenham Court Road, Holborn and Russell Square stations ring the museum, so the whole city is minutes away. Staying nearby means beating the queues for a blockbuster exhibition and wandering back for more between other sights.