Best Western Mornington Hotel

12 Lancaster Gate, Lancaster Gate, Westminster, Paddington, Greater London, England

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About Best Western Mornington Hotel

The Best Western Mornington is ideally located very close to the Tube for both tourists and shopaholics! Lancaster Gate Paddington Tube and Transport services are 5 minutes away and the Heathrow Express Terminal is a short walk. Lovely central London hotel - excellent location our elegantly re- designed interior and fully equipped, luxuriously appointed rooms help set this hotel in a class of its own. All bedrooms have a Scandinavian feel about them and they are all complemented by our intimate Breakfast Restaurant and Library Bar. During your visit to the Best Western Mornington Hotel you will never have a dull moment in the capital city of England, as there are lots to see and do. The hotel is not far from famous Oxford Street which is a shopper's paradise. In just a short walk from the hotel you can also see all the amazing tourist attractions that London has to offer. For our business guests, there is a well-equipped conference room available for hire and it is possible to serve refreshments and lunch for conference delegates. There is also an office available for guests' use complete with internet access. In addition, all rooms have a data port and free WiFi internet access.

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