21 Piccadilly, London W1
from £ 95  ( $ 105 )
per person inclusive of breakfast and all taxes

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In 1904, St James Hall was demolished to give way to a luxury hotel named after its famous location, Piccadilly. R&R Syndicate, headed by sir Polidore de Keyser, commissioned the work. The building took 18 months to complete, and was the most luxurious hotel in London, it boasted the latest amenities - private bathrooms and in-room telephones, a first for London. It was designed by Norman Shaw, who was responsible for the buildings on Regent Street. Although keeping with the traditions of the Edwardian period and style, no modern convenience is spared. All rooms are well appointed with modern conveniences, featuring marble bathrooms with bath and shower, television, private bar, telephone, personal in-room safes, individually controlled air conditioning, automated trouser press, television with international cable channels and in house movies as well as Sony PlayStation.
Piccadilly Circus

How to get there by underground from
London Heathrow Airport
Take Piccadilly Line direct to Piccadilly Circus