Radisson Edwardian Sussex Hotel

19-25 Granville Place, Marylebone, Greater London, England

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About Radisson Edwardian Sussex Hotel

The Sussex Hotel is a delightful hotel in one of the most sought-after locations in London's Marble Arch. Located next to Hyde Park, Oxford Street and Bond Street, it is ideal for both work and play. Located by Marble Arch, the contemporary Radisson Edwardian Sussex provides a luxury retreat in the heart of London to unwind, work and play. Decorated with light colours, fine artwork and designer furniture, interiors include Fabbian Italian lighting, slate floors and a leather reception designed by Poltrona Frau. The 101 individually-designed bedrooms are comfortable, modern and smart. Each room is ergonomically designed and includes luxury designer furnishings and Sicilian marble bathrooms. Complimentary wireless and high-speed internet access, advanced telephone system and Bang and Olufsen televisions are also available in all rooms. A host of services and amenities are available at the Sussex London Hotel. Key features include a business centre, fitness room and complimentary wireless internet access offered throughout. The Nova Bar and Grill offers contemporary British cuisine in stylish surroundings. Made of glass, the bar is the focal point of the restaurant, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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