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Ramada Ealing Hotel Description:
The Ramada Jarvis London West is a deluxe hotel located convenient to both of London's major airport of Heathrow and Gatwick. Ideally located for either the business or leisure traveler, this hotel is situated six miles from the West End and five miles the Kew Gardens and Knightsbridge. Discover popular shopping and many of England's royal palaces, just a few miles from the hotel. Just five miles from central London, this hotel is a top class conference venue, with nine summer conference rooms.
With 214 rooms spread over five floors, this hotel offers the finest accommodations at a budget price. Each guest rooms is tastefully appointed and equipped with modern amenities for your comfort and convenience. Experience impeccable and attentive service delivered by a friendly and professional staff. The stay will enhance your stay and make it memorable with the prompt and personalized service. The hotel is minutes to dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Address: Ealing Common, LONDON, Great Britain
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