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NEW LINDEN HOTEL Hotel Description:
The New Linden Hotel is located in the heart of London, on Leinster Square, within walking distance to some of London's most beautiful parks. This property is near all of London's famous sights that you won't want to miss including Hyde Park, Notting Hill, Kensington Palace and the Portobello Antiques Market. With its comfortable surroundings and central location, the New Linden is ideal for those staying for business or those wishing to plan a night out in London.
The hotel offers 51 tastefully appointed guest rooms featuring standard amenities that are sure to please. All rooms come equipped with alarm clock radio, coffee/tea maker, direct dial telephone, hair dryer, data ports and cable TV. Comfortable facilities and convenience are qualities that you will come to expect as a guest of the New Linden Hotel. A warm and attentive staff is available to assist you with any needs that you might have. Experience world class accommodations and a great vacation at the New Linden Hotel!
Address: 59 LEINSTER SQ, LONDON, Great Britain
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