excl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: 6,93/10 - A town house property with a Boutique touch! From ... more
the sweetest smelling flowers in the lobby to the temptingly plumped sofas in the lounge, it's the attention to detail that makes The Colonnade in Little Venice d...
Location. The historic Colonnade a Summit Hotel, is in Little Venice in London, ... more
England. Regent's Park is a mile from the hotel and London Zoo is two miles away. Portobello Road, with its famous Saturday market, is a mile away. Oxford Street, the c...
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Location. The historic Colonnade a Summit Hotel, is in Little Venice in London, ... more
England. Regent's Park is a mile from the hotel and London Zoo is two miles away. Portobello Road, with its famous Saturday market, is a mile away. Oxford Street, the c...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
In the heart of London's exclusive Little Venice area, this elegant Victorian boutique ... more
hotel offers luxurious rooms and a superb restaurant. Warwick Avenue Underground Station is a 1-minute walk away.Each individually designed room boasts sumptuous dec...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Colonnade is situated in Little Venice one of London's most fashionable and ... more
picturesque neighbourhoods located by Regents Canal Just a five minute scenic walk from Paddington Station this hotel is ideal for train links to Heathrow Airport Retrea...
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Advantages: Beautifully refurbished Victorian hotel Disadvantages: Can't think of any!
A small (boutique) townhouse hotel, minutes walk from Euston station, University college, Tottenham court road and many other attractions. Quality furnishings lavish the property throughout, as you wind your way around the narrow Victorian corridors to either your room, or one of the small atrium styled lounge areas, leading onto a courtyard with tables and chairs. Furnishings are traditional, tasteful and very good quality. Many bedrooms have had authentic fireplaces uncovered during restoration, which add a real centrepiece to many rooms, and beds look sumptuous and inviting.
I stayed here on a business trip, however had I paid for the hotel myself, I would not have been disappointed. Service was excellent and there were many discreet touches that really set this place apart. I particularly liked that they would turn down your bed ...
Advantages: Stunning house, high quality, diets catered for, excellent service, slept like a log Disadvantages: Nothing I can suggest
I dont normally stay in guest houses unless in South Africa or Canada where the B&B style is much different. There you expect luxury rooms, a home baked breakfast, good conversation and a great location. Have now found one in Central London that is completely to my taste. The 1811 Georgian Townhouse is exactly as it says on the tin - a Regency property that has been metriculouly restored to English Heritage standards. The property is not only grade II listed outside but so all authentic on the inside and why the 1811 Georgian TownHouse was selected for my business trip.
Hats off to our host, I'm not the easiest of guests but she responded to every need without being flustered I'm lactose intolerant and vegetarian, dont like man made fibres and had too much to do in too little time. With a gracious and helpful attitude she ...
Advantages: Lovely rooms, great smellies Disadvantages: I didn't get to try the restaurant - maybe next time!
I've never been to Arundel before which is a bit of a shame as it seems to be a lovely little town although I'd have to admit it seems a bit over-supplied with antique shops and speciality little stores selling things you don't need, like a whole shop just selling walking sticks for example.
I nearly didn't stay at the TownHouse and visit Arundel at all due to a bit of a 'cock-up on the communication front' with the lady who was helping to book me a room. She told me that the TownHouse wouldn't take a booking unless I told them when I was going to arrive and I got in a bit of a snit, fuming "It's not a bloody dentist, why do I need an appointment?" Exasperated, I told her to tell the hotel to take a hike and asked her to book me somewhere else (in fact the awful Mill House in Ashington). Only after she told me that the Mill was ...
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