Jubilee Hotel

31 Eccleston Square, Victoria, Victoria, Greater London, England

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About Jubilee Hotel

The Jubilee Hotel is conveniently situated close to the National Coach Station, London Victoria and the Underground. We offer a friendly welcome and a good atmosphere at moderate prices. The Jubilee Hotel is a friendly, family-owned private hotel, offering comfortable accommodation and Continental Breakfast at moderate prices. The hotel has 24 bedrooms (mostly en-suite), furnished to high standards. We are open all year and have a 24-hour reception and friendly staff to help make your stay relaxing and enjoyable. The hotel is ideally located in the centre of London, within walking distance of Buckingham Palace, Westminster Cathedral and Abbey, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. For our business guests we have internet/e-mail access at a very reasonable fee. Fax and laminating services are also available on request.

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