Star Hotel

97-99 Shepherds Bush Rd, Hammersmith, Greater London, England

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About Star Hotel

Star Hotel is well situated as a base to take advantage of London's many and varied attractions. It is well connected with 3 main undergound lines, making it an easy and short travelling distance to central London. The Star Hotel is a comfortable, convenient, clean and affordable bed and breakfast in West London, situated 15 minutes away from the centre of London and easily accessible from Heathrow Airport. The bbc television centre and the Olympia exhibition centre are both in the vicinity. Within 10 minutes walking distance are the Hammersmith Apollo, the Lyric Hammersmith and the Shepherds Bush Empire venue. The hotel is a 5-10 minute walk from Hammersmith underground (metro) station and is situated in the heart of West London. Please make sure you read our policy on this page.

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