Saint Georges Hotel

14-15 Langham Place, Westminster, Marylebone, Greater London, England

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About Saint Georges Hotel

The Saint-Georges Hotel is located in one of the most exclusive areas of London. The hotel occupies the site of Queens Hall, where Henry Wood started the original Promenade Concerts, now the BBC Prom. On the corner of Langham Place and Regents Street, directly across from the world famous BBC Broadcasting House, Theatreland and shopping areas, such as Oxford Street, Bond Street and Piccadilly, are just a short walk away. Guests have the opportunity of upgrading to a Club room, with enhanced refreshment tray, complimentary mineral water, aromatherapy oils and special bathroom luxuries, including bathrobes and magazines. Situated on the 15th floor is the Heights Restaurant, Bar and Lounge, offering modern European cuisine, excellent service and superb panoramic views of London.

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