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BYRON HOTEL Hotel Description:
The Byron Hotel is located 15 miles from London's Heathrow Airport and 45 miles from Gatwick Airport. This traditional, Victorian hotel built in 1907 exudes a country house ambience. The majestically sits in a great location with all the major tourist spots nearby, including the Kensington Palace, Hyde Park and Oxford Street. Transport facilities are within easy reach with the underground being a two minute walk away. The hotel is also near the Queensway and Lancaster Gate stops on the Tube.
The hotel is a lovely example of a country house located in the middle of London. All rooms are individually decorated and fully air conditioned. Each room reflects a homely atmosphere with its good color schemes and freshness. In room amenities include trouser press, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. A quiet night's sleep is guaranteed in these tranquil surroundings. The hotel prides itself in the dedicated staff, who work hard to make your stay in London the most enjoyable experience. The Byron is minutes to dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Address: 36 38 QUEENSBOROUGH TERRACE, LONDON, Great Britain
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