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County

The Country us a small, friendly and economic hotel, popular with the budget-minded traveller and students. It is conveniently situated in the heart of London within easy walking distance from Euston and King's Cross stations as well as Covent Garden, Oxford Street and the British Museum. All 175 rooms are centrally heated with wash basin (no shower or toilet in the room, they are located outside the rooms). One bathroom to every four bedrooms, radio, TV and telephone. There is a pouplar bar which serves delicious, reasonably priced,m lunches and dinners and conference facilities for up to 100 delegates. Our porters will organise theatre or sightseeing trips. This hotel belongs to the Imperial Chain of hotels all situated in the same area. (The nearest tube station is only 5 minutes walk away, the Russell Square station served by Piccadilly directly).

Regent Palace Piccadilly

You cannot ask for more central hotel than the Regent Palace on Piccadilly circus. The hotel was built during the turn of the century and have maintain its Art Deco style in few of the suites. The lobby stretch right on to the most exciting centre of the world, where every one will pass by her door step. Overlooking Eros and the bright lights of Piccadilly Circus, the Regent Palace is an ideal base - whether you are visiting town on business or for pleasure - and offers homely, value for money accommodation, with wash basins in all guest rooms and personally serviced shower/bathroom complexes on all floors. Yes, all 887 rooms are either double; twin; triple or quad share. Dial 21 and you have your "butler" to arrange and tidy up the bath room for your bath or shower (The hotel has no toilet and shower in all her 3rd to 9th floors, but it is slowly being up graded to have a few floor with ensuite bath room which will then be a typical 3 star standard property). There is the Irish Bar and restaurant for your eating pleasure, as well as a coffee house for the afternoon snacks and sandwiches. Reception is manned 24 hours and the porters are ever ready to offer you suggestions on theatre, sightseeing and sporting event tickets. The hotel is also sitting on top of the Piccadilly Station, served by underground lines: Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines.