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Chandos Place runs east to west through the southern part of Covent Garden, connecting Bedford Street with William IV Street and the area around Charing Cross. It is a working street of mixed use, with offices, restaurants, bars and small retail units occupying buildings of varying age and height. The street carries a steady flow of pedestrians moving between the Strand, the Piazza and the theatres to the north, and it serves as a practical link rather than a showpiece. Frontages along Chandos Place include eating and drinking establishments that draw on the heavy visitor footfall of the district, alongside commercial premises used by businesses based in the surrounding streets. Its position places it close to Charing Cross station, making it convenient for commuters and theatregoers alike. The architecture is typically brick and stone, of the kind common across this part of central London, and the street lacks the pedestrianised calm of the courts nearby. Chandos Place functions as one of the connective thoroughfares that tie the lower edge of Covent Garden to the transport hubs along the Strand, and its character is set by that steady, everyday movement of people through the area.