Les Miserables Hotel Package London

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Getting to watch a West-End show in London has just got easier, this package includes an over-night stay in a hotel and a breakfast in the morning. Avoid the hustle and bustle of driving back home after a show, by staying the night in the city centre.

Dreaming a dream of the best theatre break? Les Misérables the Musical is a fantastic choice! Combine tickets to this iconic West End musical and enjoy an overnight stay in a top 3, 4 or 5-star nearby hotel, as well as a delicious breakfast.

Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed fully-staged new production of Boublil and Schönberg’s Les Misérables is playing at London’s spectacular Sondheim Theatre. Seen by over 130 million people worldwide in 53 countries and in 22 languages, Les Misérables is one of the world’s most popular musicals, so don’t miss out on your chance to experience this amazing theatre break package.

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What is the Les Misérables musical about?

Les Misérables, or commonly known as Les Mis, is the stage adaptation of Victor Hugo's 1862 novel. Les Misérables is set in 19th century France and follows the life of Jean Valjean, an ex-convict who seeks redemption despite being hunted for decades by his rival and ex-guard Javert after breaking parole. During his quest for absolution, Jean Valjean agrees to take care of Cosette (the daughter of tragic factory worker Fantine) which changes his life forever. The pair travel across France avoiding the wrath of Javert until they find themselves in Paris during the French Revolution. Despite the social and political struggle throughout this iconic musical, there is love, passion and courage to be found which is powerfully expressed in the production's unforgettable musical score.

How long is the show?

The show running time is approximately 2 hours 50 minutes, including a 15 minute interval.

Is Les Misérables family-friendly?

Yes, Les Misérables is a family-friendly musical however it is recommended for ages 7+ and children under 3 cannot be permitted.

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buddy ong

2 weeks ago

We just had to catch a show at the Sondheim Theatre! The theatre itself is simply beautiful architecture.The atmosphere, seating and service are top notch! Was already enjoying the experience even before the show started. Just made sure we got good seats as I have read in other reviews the closer rows are simply neck hazards!!

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in the last week

I cannot find the words to describe the performance, even though this is not the first time I have watched it. The happiness comes from within, accompanied by joyful tears. I have so many people to thank for making this happen for me.

Antony A Morais

2 months ago

I spontaneously grabbed a £20 standing ticket just 4 hours before the show when they opened up last-minute standing spots — and wow, what a ride. The story swept me in with its powerful music, emotional weight, and unforgettable performances (especially Javert!). I didn’t expect the little girl to grow up, or the twists to hit so hard. It’s long, but never dull — every scene felt alive. Honestly? Watching Les Misérables for just £20 felt like stealing a piece of theatre history. Worth every second.

Ahmed Alblayhed

4 months ago

Just watched Les Misérables at Sondheim Theatre and wow — what an experience! I got my ticket for £72, and it was totally worth it. The theatre is really nice and well-organized, and the whole vibe was great. The performance itself was next level. Every scene was done so beautifully, and the cast absolutely nailed it. You can feel the emotion in every moment. It’s about 3 hours long with a 10–15 minute break, but I didn’t feel the time at all — I was hooked the whole way through. If you’re in London, don’t miss this show. Seriously.

Rachell Jasper

a month ago

Fantastic experience! The performance of Les Miserables was excellent - the voices on show were spectacular and when they combined, in songs such as 'Do You Hear the People Sing' the effect raised goosebumps! The staging was effective especially the barricade scenes and the emotion of the story was palpable. The only downside was that the seats were rather uncomfortable! The cast at the stage door were lovely and friendly when my nephew was collecting autographs!