With a central location, 5 minutes’ walk from the Underground Station, the family-run Devonshire Hotel in Hornchurch provides luxurious rooms and indulgent breakfasts. This stylishly furnished Essex guest house offers free parking and Wi-Fi. Each guest room at Devonshire Hotel has private bathroom facilities with shower or bath and complementary toiletries. There is a TV with DVD player, hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities in all rooms. Breakfast is available at an additional cost, and the options are full English, American, continental, and champagne, and are served by room service each morning. Direct Tube services run from Hornchurch to central London, with Westminster and London Victoria less than 1 hour away. Romford and Upminster are both less than 10 minutes’ drive from the guest house.
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