Hotel 55 London
Boutique Hotel, Hotel in London > United Kingdom
Hotel 55 London, London
General Information:
Total Rooms: |
25 |
Type of Rooms Offered at Hotel 55 London, London: |
Street View Garden view Disabled Access |
Street View:
Description: Most of the rooms facing the street are larger than our other rooms. All of our rooms facing the street have acoustic glazing to block most of the sound from traffic – however, if you’re a very light sleeper, you may suffer! Under this category, you may be allocated one the ground floor rooms next to reception which have disabled access shower rooms – these rooms are the last to be allocated.
Number and type of beds: 1 Queen size double bed
Occupancy: 2 Adults,
Garden view:
Description: The quietest rooms in the house and the added benefit of views of our tranquil garden. Room sizes do vary and the larger rooms are allocated on a first come first served basis.
Number and type of beds: 1 Queen size double bed
Occupancy: 2 Adults,
Disabled Access:
Description: Larger than average rooms on the ground floor with large wet rooms that can also accommodate persons on a wheelchair. These rooms are Street facing and are by the Reception. For those who are sound sleepers there should not be too much disturbance – the light sleepers may suffer a little!
Number and type of beds: 1 Queen size double bed
Occupancy: 2 Adults,
London, United Kingdom
This is the place where the contemporary and the nostalgic come together side by side and sometimes blending in with each other. Grown from Centuries of leadership, London has collected and amalgamated the best of all worlds - people and things. A great metropolis yet each borough has a homely and distinct feeling. Because of that and its great influence over western culture, London is a city plagued with landmarks that are worldwide recognizable. Walk along the Abbey Road zebra crossing that was featured in one of the Beatles albums; be wondered by the magnificent Buckingham Palace, the monarch's permanent residence in London, or visit the House of Parliament the place where the British laws are made, and where one of the most important landmarks of the capitol of England is located: The Big Ben. Stroll along Covent Garden the first luxury neighborhoods of the city; drop by Trafalgar Square, one of London's greatest architectural set pieces, or visit the London Greenwich Royal Observatory, where the time of all over the world is measured.
