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ST GILES HOTEL Hotel Description:
From The First Welcoming Smile, It Is The Aim Of The St Giles Hotel To Give Guests The Service That Will Make Them Want To Return Again And Again. Whether You Are In London On Business Or Pleasure, By Staying At The St Giles Hotel, You Will Enjoy The Convenience Of A Central Location At A Realistic Price. The St Giles Hotel, Is A Modern 3 Star Property In The Heart Of The West End. It Has 2 Restaurants And Its Own Bar That Cater To All Tastes, Occasions And Budgets. The Hotel Offers Free Access To One Of Central Londons Largest Leisure Centre That Is Located Directly Behind The St. Giles Hotel. This Leisure Centre Features A Half Olympic Size Indoor Heated Swimming Pool As Well As A Gym And Sports Facilities. Each Of The 656 Guest Rooms Offer En Suite Shower Rooms, Tea And Coffee Making Facilities, Room Safes, Remote Control Television, Voice Messaging, International Direct Dial Telephone And Computerised Room Keys. 24 Hour Ncp Car Park Directly Beneath The Hotel. This Property Was Built In 1976 Renovated In 2000
Address: BEDFORD AVENUE, LONDON, Great Britain
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