One of our best sellers in London! Less than 10 minutes’ walk from Hyde Park and 2 miles from Buckingham Palace, the Prince William Hotel is centrally located in Paddington and only 7 minutes' walk from the station. There is free WiFi throughout the hotel, and a 24-hour reception. Guests at the Prince William Hotel can enjoy breakfast each morning in the dining room. A continental breakfast of croissants and pastries, toast and bread rolls, fruit, yogurts, musli and cornflakes, and cheese is available at a supplement. The hotel is located in an 18th-century corner period-listed building that combines Victorian and modern design. Each room contains modern features, tea and coffee making facilities and a TV. Every room also comes with its own private bathroom. London’s major attractions are all easy to reach on the Tube. Lancaster Gate Underground Station is just 4 minutes' walk. The Prince William is close to Marble Arch, Oxford Street, and Kensington. Madame Tussauds is 1.2 miles away and Portobello Market is 1.4 miles away. Westfield Shopping Center is 2.1 miles away.
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