Hotel Olympia

49 Earls Court Square, Earls Court, Kensington & Chelsea, Earls Court, Greater London, England

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About Hotel Olympia

The Hotel Olympia is situated at 49 Earls Court Square London, sw5 9by, near all the major attractions in London. The Hotel Olympia is a small boutique hotel conveniently placed in the heart of London, near Warwick Road. We fully reside on the concept of a well-furnished hotel. Every room has been thoughtfully decorated to give a fresh and warm, relaxing atmosphere for a soothing feeling. Not to mention our multi-lingual staff which assures best services to make our foreign and local guests feel at home. At the Hotel Olympia we have rooms to accommodate all types of customers, according to their budget. A variety of ensuite rooms are available: single, double, triple and quad/family rooms. Each room is equipped with television, telephone service, hairdryers and other necessary modern utilities to make a traveller feel at home and ensuring you have access to the up-to-date news, sports and local information.

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