Ashburn Hotel
Epoque Classic Superior Hotel, Boutique Hotel in London > United Kingdom
Ashburn Hotel, London
The Ashburn hotel has had a complete makeover and the new owners have turned this property into a luxury boutique hotel featuring 38 delightful bedrooms. Hosting dark wooden characteristic furniture combined with new technology, comfortable beds and modern pieces in all the bedrooms, Ashburn hotel aims to get the small touches right; the big tea cups, the surprise turndown gift, (different every night) to the cosy bathrobes and slippers. In the morning you can choose from indulging in the buffet breakfast in the dining room or have breakfast in bed as an option. The property also serves a selection of room service and bar meals. At night you are given the option of having your cocktail made by the professional bartender in the beautiful drawing room, try one of our selected bottles of wine, or enjoy a quiet drink in your room. Ashburn hotel also offers a complimentary glass of champagne in the evening to all their guests.
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Location:
The Ashburn Hotel is close to a wide selection of restaurants and bars in the London area as well as having Gloucester tube and bus stop almost on its door step. Natural History museum, V&A, Science museum, Hyde Park, Kensington Palace and gardens, High St Kensington, Kings Road, Harrods and Royal Albert hall are all within easy walking distance. - View Location Map.
General Information:
| Category: | Epoque Classic Superior [learn more] |
| Address: | 111 Cromwell Road, London [view map] |
| Type: | Boutique Hotel |
| Best Rate: | [View Calendar] |
| Total Rooms: | 38 |
| Languages Spoken by Staff: | English, Italian, Spanish, , Polish |
| Credit Cards Accepted: | MASTERCARD, VISA, AMEX, MAESTRO |
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.
