The Best Western Phoenix Hotel

1-8 Kensington Garden Square, Bayswater, Greater London, England

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About The Best Western Phoenix Hotel

The Best Western Phoenix Hotel occupies the entire south side of one of London's famous garden squares. The hotel is made up of 8 London townhouses originally built in 1854. The hotel is made up of 8 London townhouses originally built in 1854, tastefully converted and refurbished to suit today's modern traveller, whilst still retaining a comfortable yet efficient atmosphere. Our total commitment to personal service and attention to detail, assures guests of a warm welcome and an enjoyable stay.

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