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Pembridge Palace Hotel Hotel Description:
The Pembridge Palace is a first class hotel located in central London, near Kensington Garden. This hotel is nearby Paddington Station, where guests can catch the non stop express train for the 15 minute ride to Heathrow International Airport. The Pembridge Palace is easy walking distance to many major attractions such as Hyde Park and Kensington Palace. Guests are just minutes from the distinguished antique market on Portabello Road or the restaurants and shops on the famous Queensway. Public transport is within easy reach at the nearby Bayswater and Queensway underground stations. There are many restaurants near the hotel and in the surrounding areas.
The guestrooms at the Pembridge Palace have been recently renovated and they provide guests with all the necessary comforts for an enjoyable visit. These rooms overlook the adjacent Prince's Square Garden. The nightly rate includes a complimentary continental breakfast and the hotel offers their guests complimentary coffee and tea in the lounge. The Pembridge Palace Hotel is convenient to dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Address: 52-57 Princes Square, LONDON, Great Britain
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