Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel

97 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, Greater London, England

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About Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel

Situated in a prime location in Bloomsbury, 50 meters from the British Museum is the delightful Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel. A luxurious central London hotel where the mood is welcoming and calming, suffused with rich colours and decorated with fine artwork and designer furniture. This West End hotels deluxe facilities and prime location make it the perfect base for both the business and leisure traveller. The 186 rooms and suites at the Kenilworth Hotel London are richly decorated with sleek furnishings and marble bathrooms. Wireless Internet access and advanced telephone system with personal phone number feature in every room. Guest services and amenities include a fitness room, business centre and complimentary wireless internet access. Creation restaurant and bar serves delicious breakfast and modern British cuisine with an Asian twist for lunch and dinner.

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