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Alexander Hotel
Alexander Hotel 13 Belgrave Road Victoria London SW1V 1RB England Tel: +44 (0)20 7834 9738 Fax: +44 (0)20 7630 9630 Email: reception@alexanderhotel.co.uk Locate Alexander Hotel on the map of London: Click Here Current weather and 5 day weather forcast for Alexander Hotel Click here From Official Website: The Alexander Hotel is situated in the very heart of London within easy reach of all major tourist attractions and conference hall facilities. Located a short five minute walk from Victoria Station, the Alexander Hotel is the ideal base for business or tourist traveller alike. Children are welcome and cots are available. All rooms en-suite with satellite television and radio as standard. Rooms are also central heated with double glazed windows. We take great pride in our service, facilities, hygiene and cleanliness. Our prices include a full English breakfast consisting of: * Variety of cereals and a selection of juices. * Pot of tea, coffee or hot chocolate. * Toast with complimentary butter & marmalade. * English breakfast of eggs and smoked bacon. * Fresh fruit selection. Of course, being local means we can help you with any aspect of life in London during your stay. We hope to see you soon. Our tastefully decorated breakfast room features a replica soldier who will guard over you to ensure no-one steals your tasty breakfast whilst you browse your newspaper! A typical room at the Alexander Hotel. (Room shown is a twin room. Double beds available too). Our rooms benefit from high ceilings, double glazing, colour satellite TV, radio, en suite facilities as standard and tasteful furnishings and decor. We can provide facilities such as irons, hairdryers, cots etc. Up to London South West |
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