The Sanctuary House Hotel

33 Tothill Street, Westminster, St James's, Greater London, England

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About The Sanctuary House Hotel

Located in one of the oldest and most fashionable areas of London, Sanctuary House is perfect for business or pleasure. Its location close to many of the capital's landmarks and shopping areas, makes it the ideal base for visiting London. Sanctuary House is surrounded by England's State institutions and is just a couple of minutes' walk from Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament. Buckingham Palace is a ten-minute stroll away and beautiful St James's Park, with The Mall and St James's Palace, even closer. Beyond is Hyde Park in one direction, and London's West End, with the world-famous shopping areas of Oxford Street and Regent Street about a mile in the other direction. Knightsbridge and Harrods are about the same distance and Trafalgar Square, The Strand and Covent Garden even less.

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