Melia White House Hotel

Albany Street, Euston, Greater London, England

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About Melia White House Hotel

This famous London hotel has completed a major £30 Million refurbishment program and was re-launched in Spring 2002 as one of London's leading 4 star deluxe hotels. The hotel features 581 guestrooms, has a an impressive marble lobby with a contemporary black granite reception desk. Appealing to clients who are on business or leisure, the central location allows easy access to the business and entertainment districts This hotel has 24-hour room service, currency exchange, and a business center offering high-speed Internet access, photocopying, and printing facilities. Guestroom amenities include pillow menus. The fitness center has 14 cardiovascular workout machines, as well as separate changing facilities for men and women, each with showers and a sauna. In addition to a bar, the hotel has two restaurants: an informal, Mediterranean-style, all-day restaurant and a more formal evening-only dining room.

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