Address : 1C PORTLAND PLACE, REGENT STREET, LONDON W1B 1JA, ENGLAND
Location :
Oxford Street
35 kms to the airport (Heathrow)
42 kms to the airport (Gatwick)
3 minute walk to the nearest metro station (Oxford Circus)
5 km to the nearest station (Victoria)
2 minute walk to the nearest bus stop
7 km to the nearest fair site (Earls Court)
Overview
5 Star, Deluxe Class Traditional Hotel
The hotel is situated right in the centre of London in Portland Place; a few minutes walk from Oxford Street and Regent Street offering some of the best shopping in London. The nearest underground station is Oxford Circus.
The medium sized bedrooms have been decorated to a high standard and are in exceptional condition. The style is French provincial with relaxing pastel colour schemes, complimented by American red oak furniture and fittings. The marbled bathrooms are also in exceptional condition. All the rooms offer comfort for all guests whether traveling for business or pleasure. Each room is decorated in a traditional style and has an in-room safe, tea and coffee hospitality tray, a mini bar and writing desk, pressing facilities, branded toiletries and leading edge in-room entertainment console and Internet access.
The hotel has a bar and a new restaurant both designed by renowned star-designers at David Collins Studio. The Landau will open on the 27th November 2007, featuring an atmospheric vaulted wine corridor, where the restaurant’s extensive world-class wine collection is displayed. Under Head Chef, Andrew Turner, The Landau offers a Contemporary European menu using the best British ingredients with a few surprising twists. The bar, Artesian, combines exotic Orientalism and Victorian romance with striking and stylish sexy, contemporary touches. It also features delectable all day dining, from breakfast with a savoury and sweet muffins to a light lunch menu, afternoon tea and exotic cocktails in the evening.
The hotel is housed in Victorian-style building, it dates from 1865, completely restored and reopened in 1991, after being closed for fifty-one years. The hotel also has a large grand lobby with high ceilings and marbled floors and pillars.
The hotel also has a health club with an extensively equipped gymnasium, a 16metre heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam rooms and Jacuzzi. This is one of London's finest traditional hotels. The public areas are breathtaking; the property is very well maintained and set in an exceptional location.
