Park Plaza Riverbank London

18 Albert Embankment, Victoria, Greater London, England

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About Park Plaza Riverbank London

The impressive Park Plaza Riverbank London is situated on the south side of the River Thames, opposite the Tate Britain art gallery, and occupies stunning views of the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and the London Eye. Created by RHWL Architects and styled by well-known designers, including EAD Design, Riverbank Park Plaza offers a contemporary style in a sophisticated location. Park Plaza Riverbank London boasts 394 deluxe guestrooms including superior and executive rooms and suites, as well as Chino Latino Brasserie, Bar and Lounge. Park Plaza Riverbank London offers some of the most spectacular conference and events facilities in the city! Each room is fully air-conditioned and features state-of-the-art technical and audiovisual facilities including high speed Internet access. As well as being able to accommodate 600 guests for a reception, Park Plaza Riverbank London also offers the Thames Room, which having floor-to-ceiling windows, boasts breathtaking views of the river Thames and creates the ideal venue for special events. The hotel also offers excellent transport connections such as a shuttle bus service, private car parking for 120 guests (charge applies), plus an onsite business centre and health & leisure centre. Park Plaza Riverbank London, your favourite riverside hotel in London!

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