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Alexander House
The ALEXANDER HOUSE HOTEL 32 Hugh Street Victoria London SW1V 1RP Tel : + 44 (0) 20 7834 5320 Fax : + 44 (0) 20 7233 5154 Email : stay@alexanderhousehotel.co.uk Locate Alexander House on the map of London: Click Here Current weather and 5 day weather forcast for Alexander House Click here From Official Website: The Alexander House Hotel is a family run business where personal care and attention are paramount. It's proximity to various transport systems and the delights of London's main tourist attractions will help to make your stay both enjoyable and convenient The Hotel is family run business. Its location is ideal for the main tourist attractions, and more besides - Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, The London Eye, the theatres, the parks, the night-clubs... the list is long! The hotel is located just a few blocks from Victoria Railway Station, making all of London just a short underground, bus, taxi and even short walk away. Even London's five airports are within easy travelling distance, by road, rail and underground. We are close to Waterloo railway Station for EUROSTAR. All of our rooms are simple and tidy. We may not quite be the 5 Star Hotel, but we do not charge £300 a night either. Our standard rooms include a TV, individually controlled heating, a small fridge and tea/coffee making facility. We have En suite rooms of course have private showers and toilets in the room and Basic Rooms as well. Every day starts with breakfast in our cosy dining room. EAT AND DRINK AS MUCH AS YOU CAN, from a range of orange juice, Corn Flakes, hot toasts, jam, butter, marmalade, tea and coffee. If you need any information, make sure to mention in our Enquiry page. Up to London South West |
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