Melita House Hotel

35 Charlwood Street, Victoria, Westminster, Pimlico, Greater London, England

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About Melita House Hotel

The Melita House Hotel is a newly-refurbished, elegant hotel in the heart of London, offering excellent value. Close to Victoria station, it is recommended by major tourist guides and offers a free traditional English breakfast. The hotel is centrally located in the heart of London, just five minutes walk from Victoria station. Established in 1972, it is still owned and managed by members of the Gabriele family. Great pride is taken in treating each guest as an individual and on creating a warm and friendly atmosphere. The hotel has extensive facilities for this category, including high-speed wireless internet access, in-room satellite channels and a TV/reading lounge with 42' plasma TV.

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