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A recently refurbished, modern hotel, in the heart of literary London and only minutes from landmarks such as the British Museum and Covent Garden. Its restaurant, lively cafe bar and location near Russell Square Underground make this a convenient base for exploring other West End sights.


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The Four Seasons Restaurant. A Mayfair landmark with innovative menus and striking presentation. 

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The Four Seasons Hotel is set back from Park Lane, in the heart of London's West End. Looking out onto the great trees and rolling green of Hyde Park the aspect is serene - and mirrors what is to be experienced inside. While the hotel's interiors recall the grand residential mansions of London, it has a charm and up-to-date quality all of its own. Guests from around the world are assured by its warm and welcoming atmosphere, the calm deference of its fast and efficient service, the elegance and individuality of its rooms, and the innovation and range offered by its restaurants. This is also one of London's great meeting places for business and social occasions; from coffee and cocktails to conferences and banquets. Throughout the Four Seasons Hotel, guests can count upon value-for-money and meaningful luxury. And always at hand, the well-informed reliability and attentive manners of staff concerned to ensure the perfection of every possible detail.


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The Ritz, London, created by Cesar Ritz in 1906, has built a reputation as one of the world's foremost hotels, frequented regularily by royalty, heads of state and distinguished personalities. Traditionally decorated in the style of Louis XV1, the rich architecture combined with the warmth of its welcome makes the Ritz one of London's most popular landmarks. Located in the heart of London's fashionable West End, on a spectacular site in Piccadilly.


 

Overlooking Green Park, with easy access to London's cultural, business and exclusive shopping districts.

130 luxurious guestrooms and suites.


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One of London's most discreet and gracious hotels, Brown's enjoys an excellent location in the heart of Mayfair, near Buckingham Palace, St James' Palace, the Royal Academy and Bond Street.

Famed for its afternoon teas, served in one of the traditional, wood panelled reception rooms of this former 19th century townhouse, the hotel offers high standard of accommodation. Day membership can be arranged for guests to use leisure facilities at the nearby Grosvenor House.


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West End theatres, shops, cinemas and many other attractions - including Buckingham Palace - are all within easy walking distance of this prestigious, deluxe hotel that's superbly located overlooking Hyde Park on Park Lane.

Historic Grosvenor House offers a wide range of exclusive facilities including a well equipped Health Club, yet maintains a welcoming atmosphere with no formal dress code.


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The Park Lane is such a hotel. Still under the control of its founding family, it was opened in 1927 and has maintained its orginal style and high standard of service ever since.

The Hotel is situated on Picadilly next to Green Park with Buckingham Palace, the shops of Bond Street and Knightsbridge and the West End theatres close by.

 

Dining at The Park Lane Hotel inevitably becomes something of a special occasion.



The award winning Bracewells Restaurant, offers fine wines and English menus with service that is both discreet and attentive.

The Brasserie on the Park offers a wide variety of traditional French dishes, views of Green Park and a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. It specialises in pre-and post-theatre suppers and has cafe seating on Piccadilly in the summer months.

The Hotel contains 308 rooms and suites. Each has been sympathetically decorated to retain its original character whilst providing the facilities required by modern guests.


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The Kensington Close hotel is ideally located for the exclusive shops of Kensington and Knightsbridge, the Victoria and Albert and Natural History museums, as well as the exhibition venues of Olympia and Earl's Court. Its wide range of options for wining and dining and its Health and Fitness Centre make this an ideal choice for a London Leisure Break.


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Wonderfully located for Harrods, Harvey Nichols and other legendary Knightsbridge stores, this magnificent marble-halled hotel enjoys a leafy Hyde Park setting and has been one of London's great institutions since 1908.

The high standards demanded by the well known resident chef, its elegant yet informal style and individually furnished spacious rooms are just some of the features that ensure the Automobile Association awarded 5 Red Stars in 1994.


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This modern hotel offers a peaceful haven only 5 minutes walk from the bright lights of the West End. The Regent's Park has a deserved reputation for providing modern facilities with excellent standards of service.

Many of London's best loved attractions are close by including Madame Tussauds, The Planetarium, and Regent's Park with the world famous London Zoo. Oxford Street and Regent street are within a short walking distance, and the best shows in the West End are easily accessible.


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When this famous hotel opened as The Piccadilly in 1908, it was described as being both the most luxurious in London and also in the heart of everything that matters. Today, Le Meridien Piccadilly's West End location still makes is close to London's best theatres and most elegant shopping streets.

Furthermore, the hotel has been refurbished in a way which preserves the Edwardian ambience of its Norman Shaw design and yet offers every modern comfort. Its first class facilities include superb health and leisure club, run by the Champney's Group.


