Strand Palace Hotel

372 Strand, Covent Garden & Strand, Greater London, England

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About Strand Palace Hotel

The Strand Palace is one of London's best centrally-located hotels for business and leisure guests in the Capital. Just outside the doors are London's famed Theatreland and the cosmopolitan bustle of Covent Garden. The Strand Palace Hotel has recently undergone a multi-million pound refurbishment (2004) to 300 bedrooms, public areas, restaurants and meeting rooms. Originally built as an Art Deco showpiece, the hotel has been carefully modernised. Our guests now experience the latest standards of comfort together with everything they need right on the premises, from shops, restaurants and bars to a sophisticated conference and banqueting centre. As a guest you will enjoy one of the finest central locations in the capital. As well as being extremely close to London's Theatreland and Covent Garden, The City (London's Financial Distric), China Town, Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus are also just minutes away. For our business guests we can offer 7 conference suites with full catering facilities.

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