Collin House

104 Ebury Street, Victoria, Victoria, Greater London, England

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About Collin House

This well run hotel is located in chic Belgravia, a prime central London area very close to Victoria Coach and train stations. Collin House is within a few minutes' walk of many top attractions in central London, such as Buckingham Palace, Harrods, Big Ben, Houses of Parliament and the Tate Gallery. Victoria's excellent transport links (a 5 minute walk away) mean that all parts of London are easily accessible. A range of comfortable rooms are offered, from singles to 5 person rooms, all well decorated and furnished, with television and tea/coffee making facilities. Rooms either have private shower/toilet or share these with a maximum 3 other rooms. All guests have free internet access at reception. Competitive prices and quality rooms make this an excellent place to stay, what ever your reason for visiting London. Under new management since April 2007

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