Menzies Prince Regent

Manor Road, Woodford Green, Woodford Green, Greater London, England

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About Menzies Prince Regent

The Menzies Prince Regent is a 61 bedroom hotel ideally located five minutes from the M11 and ten minutes from the M25. This hotel has six of the finest banqueting suites in Greater London. The Menzies Prince Regent combines the grandeur of a listed Georgian house with the unique conversion of an old chapel. The hotel's imaginative design provides the ultimate feeling of luxury and comfort. All the bedrooms are exceptionally comfortable with many of the superior rooms offering four poster beds. The stylish brasserie restaurant overlooks the hotel's private gardens and enjoys an excellent reputation locally. For private functions and meetings, the hotel has six of the finest banqueting suites in Greater London, with the Regency suite seating up to 320 guests. Situated just twenty minutes from the City of London, the Menzies Prince Regent provides an excellent base for visiting the capital.

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