The Clermont London, Victoria is a stunning, Grade II listed railway hotel, offering film and TV productions a blend of classic elegance and modern convenience. It was originally opened in 1862 as The Grosvenor Hotel, designed by renowned architect James Thomas Knowles.

The blend of architectural beauty, historical significance and modern facilities mean the hotel can offer a range of atmospheric backdrops from Victorian and old-world grandeur to contemporary settings, making it a versatile film location.

The hotel has a striking façade and its meticulously preserved interiors include elegant public spaces and beautifully appointed rooms. The Réunion Bar overlooks the Victoria Station concourse and was once the first-class lounge for the Brighton Belle.

The Clermont London, Victoria not only offers a visually stunning setting but also a convenient base for crew.