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The
unique location of The Royal Horseguards, tucked away in a quiet
area of Whitehall, makes it one of the most sought after hotels in
London. Overlooking the Thames it is perfectly, situated for both
business and pleasure. Trafalgar Square, the Houses of Parliament,
Downing Street and Whitehall are all close by, while Fleet Street,
the City and Mayfair are just a short taxi ride away. Offering
some of the finest accommodation in London, coupled with a
reputation for five star service, each of the 281 spacious
air-conditioned rooms has all the facilities one would expect,
including CNN & Sky TV, valet and 24 hour room service. A new,
fully equipped fitness centre is also available for all guests.
Elegant executive and deluxe rooms offer many additional
facilities for the business or leisure guest including lavish
marble tiled bathrooms and mini bars. |
Deluxe
rooms also feature computer modem and facsimile points and 110
volts American plug power points. Two individually designed,
prestigious duplex suites and a self-contained apartments provide
spacious and stylish accommodation and include such features as
facsimile machine, video recorder and CD music centre.
Granby’s Restaurant, elegantly styled in the manner of an
English gentlemen’s club. Offers an extensive international
menu. Alternatively the 2A Bar is the place to meet your guests
for a light lunch, or a drink before dinner. Overlooking Victoria
Embankment Garden and the River Thames, The Terrace offers snacks
and speciality ice-creams during the summer months. |
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Elegance |
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lounge provides an air of discreet luxury in which to relax and
take morning coffee or afternoon tea. Adjoining The Royal
Horseguards is One Whitehall Place, London’s most prestigious
conference and banqueting venue. |
Eight
rooms, the largest seating 250, can be used simultaneously for
both meetings and banquets. State of the art audio-visual
equipment is available and experienced staff are always on hand to
assist with the most demanding requirements. |
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