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MANDEVILLE HOTEL Hotel Description:
The Mandeville Hotel Is An Elegant Edwardian Building And Located In The Heart Of The West End Giving Easy Access To All Top Stores, Theatre Land, All Major All Major Attractions And The Vibrant Nightlife You Will Find The Wallace Collection, Selfridge Department Store Bond Street And Oxford Street At Our Doorstep. Each Room, Comfortably And Elegantly Decorated, Are All Equipped With Ensuite Bathroom, Hairdryer, Satellite Television With In House Movies, Tea And Coffee Making Facilities, Spy Hole And 24hours Room Service. The Mandeville Has A Variety Of Dining Facilities Offering From Traditional English Cuisine To An Exotic Lebanese Restaurant. Combining Excellent Value With Focus On Our Guest S Satisfaction, The Mandeville Is The Perfect Hotel For Discerning Business And Leisure Travellers In Search Of A Warm Welcome To London And Friendly Personal Service. This Property Was Built In 1980
Address: MANDEVILLE PLACE, LONDON, Great Britain
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