Staunton Hotel

13-15 Gower Street, Bloomsbury, Bloomsbury, Greater London, England

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About Staunton Hotel

Situated in the heart of London's West End, the Hotel is only a few minutes walk from Oxford Street. A beautiful Grade II listed Georgian Town House with seventeen en-suite guest rooms. The Staunton Hotel boasts an atmosphere more reminiscent of a welcoming club. The luxurious décor and warm atmosphere providing a haven of tranquillity and a 'home from home' in historic Bloomsbury. Although catering for bed and breakfast only, the quality of this hotel far exceeds the standard for a B&B or guest house hotel. The accommodation is designed to satisfy the most discerning international traveller. The hotel has no lift.

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