Guoman Charing Cross
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Address
Strand,
West End
LONDON, WC2N 5HX
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Tube Stations
Charing Cross/Embankment
Travel to West End
Walk: You are already there
Taxi: You are already there
Tube: You are already there
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Book Hotel.............Book Theatre Break
Situated in the very heart of the Capital and within a short walk of Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square and the West End theatres
The Guoman Charing Cross is situated in the very heart of the Capital, this London hotel is adjacent to Charing Cross station and within a short walk of Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square and the West End theatres and shops.
This Grade One listed building has 239 bedrooms including deluxe, executive bedrooms and suites. BT Openzone wireless internet access is available in every area of the hotel.
The hotel has a restaurant, lounge, bar and coffee shop offering a wide selection of drinks, light refreshments and dining. Car parking is available nearby at an additional charge.
The hotel Charing Cross has 8 meeting rooms, the largest of which seats 150 theatre style. All meeting rooms are air-conditioned and have BT Openzone wireless internet access.
Childrens Notes
Hotel does not offer family rooms. Child pays full rate when sharing a Deluxe Double/Twin room with 1 adult
Check-In / Check-Out
Check-in time: 14:00
Check-out time: 12:00
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Why Not Add One Of The Following Attractions To Your Break?
| Afternoon Tea - Palm Court, Sheraton Park Lane Hotel
"The Art Deco Palm Court is one of the most wonderful settings in which to take afternoon tea in London" The Tea Guild 2007. Palm Court received the Award of Excellence for Afternoon Tea 2007 & 2009 |
| Afternoon Tea at St James's Restaurant, Fortnum and Mason
A wonderful formal dining experience on the Fourth Floor of Fortnum & Mason and probably the most famous of it's five restaurants. The St. James's focuses on fine seasonal British ingredients cooked to perfection. |
| London Duck Tour
Enjoy a sightseeing tour with a difference - with the award-winning London Duck Tour you travel on both the road and the river Thames. |
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