Windermere Hotel

142 To 144 Warwick Way, Victoria, Victoria, Greater London, England

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About Windermere Hotel

The Windermere is an award winning, small London Hotel centrally located near Victoria Station. Winner of Bed & Breakfast of the Year, Visit London Tourism Awards 2003. Our guest rooms are individually decorated and include King, Queen, Double and Twin bedded rooms. We also offer a number of Family rooms. Having established a wide reputation, many of our guests are introduced by personal recommendation, a tribute to the individual care and attention given to all. Start your day with our complimentary English breakfast and complete the day with an excellent dinner in the relaxed atmosphere of our licenced restaurant, The Pimlico Room. We are open to non-residents and our head chef has developed a series of menus to tempt even the travel jaded palates of our jet-setting guests. We offer an eclectic menu of modern British and European dishes.

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