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We have the pleasure to offer you this exclusive hotel in the heart of London.Recently refurbished,it has been created to accommodate the modern day traveler whether that is for business or pleasure. Set back in a private terrace, The Hyde Hotel is accessible via all major routes in and out the heart of London. The Hyde Hotel offers spacious executive rooms, family rooms and standard rooms to meet your requirements.
The rooms have been designed to make you stay as comfortable as possible with a choice of warm colors and furniture. Each room is provided with direct dial telephone, TV and tea and coffee making facilities. The Eclipse, Bar/Restaurant is bright and spacious, an ideal meeting point for friends and family. We have no doubt that your stay at The Hyde Hotel will be pleasurable
Address: 55-61 Westbourne Terrace, LONDON, Great Britain
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