Brook Street Mayfair - London, United Kingdom W1A 2JQ
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Location. Claridge s is located in London, England, 500 metres from Hyde Park, and one mile from Buckingham Palace. This hotel has an Art Deco design, and is one of the most prestigious in London. Bond Street Station on the London Underground is 500 metres away. Hotel Features. Built in 1898, this Art Deco property has a tiled lobby with chandeliers and grand, sweeping staircases.
Claridge s has four restaurants, one of which is Gordon Ramsay at Claridge s. It serves a set menu, a la carte menu, and menu prestige, as well as a range of fine wines. Room service is available 24 hours a day.
There is an onsite business centre, which caters for small meetings and large conferences, and has audio- visual equipment and banquet facilities.
The hotel has a health spa on site, offering a range of treatments, as well as fitness equipment.
Guestrooms. Guestrooms at the hotel are all air-conditioned and have satellite television with premium channels and pay movies, complimentary wireless Internet access, turndown service, premium bedding, and complimentary newspapers.
From London Heathrow Airport (Lhr): Distance To Claridge S Is 18 Miles, Approximately 45 Minutes Drive.
Getting There. The Heathrow Express Train Is The Quickest Way Into London. It Departs From The Airport Every 15 Minutes, And Takes 15 Minutes To Reach Paddington Station In Central London. The Journey Is Non-stop And Costs 14.50 Gbp. From Paddington Station, Take A Black Taxi To Claridge S, Which Should Take 10 Minutes. Additionally, The Airport Is On The Piccadilly Line Of The Underground, Which Runs Directly To Green Park Underground Stations. From Here, Take The Jubilee Line To Bond Street. The Hotel Is Five Minutes Walk Away. The Journey To Central London Takes Approximately One Hour, And Trains Depart Every 10 Minutes. A One-day Travel Pass Costs 6.30 Gbp, Including Travel To Heathrow (In Zone 6). Black Taxis Cost Approximately 50 Gbp To Central London. Prices Are All Subject To Change.
Getting Around. The London Underground (Tube) And Buses Are The Easiest Ways To Travel Within London. Single Tickets Are Expensive, But An Electronic Oyster Card Offers A Cheaper Fare. Oyster Cards Can Be Purchased From Ticket Offices For 3 Gbp (Refundable). Daily Or Weekly Travel Passes Are The Most Economical Way To Travel, And Are Valid On Buses, Trams, Trains, And Dlr, As Well As On The Underground. Black Taxis Are Available On The Streets, But Can Be Expensive. Driving Is Not Recommended For Visitors And A Congestion Charge Zone Is Operated In Central London.
