Edward House

5 St. Georges Drive, Victoria, Westminster, Victoria, Greater London, England

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About Edward House

This centrally located hotel with basic and en-suite rooms is a minute's walk from Victoria Coach and Railway station. Also within walking distance are attractions such as Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square. The central location of the welcoming Edward House Hotel in London Victoria and near fashionable Belgravia makes it ideal for business or pleasure. For air travellers arriving at London Gatwick Airport, we are a mere 30 minutes away by the Gatwick Express train link and London Heathrow Airport is 45 minutes by London Underground. The Heathrow Express arriving at Paddington Station is also a short journey from the hotel by taxi or Underground. The hotel has 21 spacious bedrooms (most en-suite), including 2 en-suite family rooms. Every room includes tea & coffee making facilities, hairdryer, direct dial telephone and remote controlled colour TV with various channels such as BBC, CNN, ITV etc. We also have a breakfast room and provide our guests with a 24 hour reception.

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