35-39 St Georges Drive - London, United Kingdom SW1V 4DG

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	Click photo to view             Location. Georgian and Bower House Hotel is located in the Pimlico area of Westminster, a residential area peppered with historic hotels. The hotel stands within one kilometer of London's most popular attractions, including Westminster Abbey, St. Peter's Cathedral and Buckingham Palace. London Heathrow Airport and London Gatwick Airport are located 49 kilometers from the property.
Hotel Features. Georgian and Bower House Hotel is comprised of two separate buildings. Georgian Hotel houses the main reception area while Bower House Hotel stands adjacent to Georgian Hotel, on Cambridge Street. Both historic buildings were designed and built by William Chinnery Mitchell in the mid 1800s. The hotel serves a full English breakfast (surcharge) each morning in the garden room. Breakfast includes seasonally-available free range eggs from the hotel's family farm as well as Musks sausages, a Royal family favorite. Other noteworthy amenities include long and short term luggage storage, concierge services and child care services. The hotel also boasts a travel shop wherein staff arranges travel throughout Europe. Guestrooms. Georgian and Bower House Hotel offer 55 guestrooms on five floors. The rooms feature white crown molding, light walls and floral fabrics. Wood furniture and framed art prints accessorize the rooms. Coffee/tea makers supply fresh hot beverages. Meanwhile, private bathrooms supply complimentary toiletries. Select rooms display fireplaces and cushioned sofas. Expert Tip. Expert Tip. Buckingham Palace welcomes guests on a seasonal basis. Guests are invited to tour the State Rooms of the palace where priceless paintings by the likes of Rembrandt, Claude and Vermeer are on display.