Description:
Welcome to GARDEN COURT HOTEL an independent boutique London Hotel. We set high standards of accommodation and provide real value for money. Perfect for those on a budget, yet who deserve something special.

Centrally located, close to the Royal Parks, Portobello Antiques Market, shops, museums, theatres, sightseeing and excellent access to transport. Garden Court is renowned for its cleanliness and friendly staff. We have looked after visitors to London since 1954.

Garden Court Hotel was established in 1954 and is still run by the same Family. The buldings are Victorian and were built in 1858 by Henry de Bruno Austin. There are many period features and is English Heritage listed. There has recently been an extensive refurbishment.

We have a newly installed Elevator and all bedrooms have direct dial phone, 20 inch LCD Digital Flat Screen Televisions with FREEVIEW, and hair dryers.

There is INTERNET /WIFI access in our lounge. We serve a delicious Buffet Breakfast which is included in the price (there is a small charge for a cooked breakfast). There is also a complimentary selection of hot drinks in our comfortable garden room, available all day. We offer a currency conversion service, so you can pay your bill in your own currency, if you so wish. Relax in our own garden or the calm victorian square that we overlook.

Directions: Paddington Mainline Station. Tube: Bayswater, Queensway or Notting hill.
We are located a 2 minute walk from Queensway which is just North of Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park.

Check In: 14:00
Check Out: 11:00

Please don't hesitate to contact us for any further details or have us answer any of your questions.

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