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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D S

3 weeks ago

Have seen Les Misérables far over 30 times in 4 different countries. This current London production is by far one of the most advanced and best designed versions. The west end cast is of exceptional high quality. Highly recommend to see this newer version if you only knew the older ones with the revolving stage. It has the look and feel of an oil painting. Remarkable light design. Very touching peak moments.

Amber Willmott

a month ago

Fabulous experience watching the matinée performance of Les Mis. We were sat in the Boublil loge, with moveable seats and a plush rail you could lean on. Some parts were missed but it was not a detriment to the truly outstanding performance. Pre-show we visited the Queen’s Bar and received excellent service from Alfie, thank you!

Łukasz Bargiełowski

2 months ago

Cute theatre. We saw Les Miserables there and we loved it. Decorations, live orchestra, excellent acting. Amazing experience! Don’t get cheap on tickets if you want to see whole stage though. Not every seat guarantees it.

Rita Koczian

a month ago

The performance was brilliant and the building itself is beautiful. The production was truly outstanding, and the theatre has a lovely atmosphere. Unfortunately, the overall experience was slightly diminished by the lack of proper facilities. There is effectively no cloakroom – only space for around 30 winter coats – which meant we had to keep our coats folded on our laps throughout the entire performance. It was disappointing, especially as we came dressed elegantly, hoping for a true theatre experience rather than a cinema-like setting. While the artistic quality on stage was exceptional, this practical detail took away from the sense of occasion and respect that theatre usually offers.

Y M

2 months ago

In my opinion, this production of Les Misérables did not reach the emotional depth of either the film or the television series. It lacked the powerful, moving moments that make the story so impactful. The singing was also not at the level I expected. That said, the costumes were good, and the overall atmosphere in the theatre was enjoyable. A decent experience, but not as compelling as previous adaptations.