British dance band of the 1920s resident at the Savoy Hotel, London, between 1923 and 1927. After contract with the Savoy Hotel ended in 1927, the status of the band was uncertain. A small number of bands under The Savoy Orpheans name performed and recorded from 1928-1930. In 1931, a new band was formed with a similar name under the direct control of the hotel itself.

See also Savoy Hotel Orpheans for releases from 1931 and on.

There were effectively three 'Savoy' bands that followed on from the Savoy Quartet residence [1915-1921].

The Savoy Havana Band [1921-27], The Savoy Orpheans [1923-27] and the 'brassless' support, The Sylvians [1926-27]. However, in many cases, the Sylvians recorded or performed with personnel from the former to augment their sound.

In 1921 the Savoy Hotel, Strand, London, engaged the services of American saxophonist Bert Ralton to form a house dance band. Previously from Havana, Cuba, Ralton named the ensemble the Savoy Havana Band. He departed for Australia in 1923.

Howard Jacobs, who replaced saxophonist Rudy Vallee, then directed the Orpheans between late 1931 and mid 1932, followed by Carroll Gibbons until 1955.