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The Ascot Hotel is situated in one of London's most desirable locations, near Oxford Street and Hyde Park. The hotel is just a short walk from Paddington Station, where guests can catch (or disembark off of) the Heathrow Airport express train. This hotel is also within an easy walking distance from some of the areas most famous attractions. Public transport is easily accessible nearby with four underground train lines converging at nearby Paddington Station. The staff at this charming hotel is always friendly, courteous and on hand to assist with whatever it is you might need. For your convenience the Ascot Hotel has a restaurant and lounge right on property.
This hotel offers 52 clean, beautifully decorated and recently refurbished guest rooms. These rooms have all of the comforts and amenities of home including private bathroom facilities. The Ascot Hotel is convenient to many dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Address: 11, Craven Road, LONDON, Great Britain
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