Elegance Redefined at the Royal Horseguards a Guoman Hotel
London is the home to some of the most iconic museums, theatres, shopping avenues, art galleries and exhibition centres. The city offers so many exciting opportunities that even if you are here on a month long vacation you won’t feel that it is sufficient to explore the city properly. But one thing that you can do in order to make your trip more organised and travelling within the city much more convenient, is to opt for a centrally located hotel. London offers you hotel accommodations in almost all its neighbourhoods, no matter the areas in question are popular or not.
Central London is the most famous tourist hub of England where thousands of hotels are located along with a large number of fine dining restaurants, bars and nightclubs. This part of the city is so popular since a majority of tourist attractions and located in or around Central London. West Central London is the second most preferred part of the city as far as picking a hotel is concerned. If you are looking for a West Central hotel in London, with unmatched class and comfort, pick a hotel like the Royal Horseguards a Guoman Hotel. The elegant 5-star property sits proudly near Trafalgar Square in the Westminster neighbourhood of London.
The hotel features a bouquet of contemporary facilities and comforts like – 24 hour front desk, a well appointed business centre, multilingual staff members, a fully equipped gymnasium, an award winning restaurant and stunning views of the River Thames. The architecture of the hotel takes you back in time but the wide selection of modern amenities remind you from time to time that you are staying in a contemporary 5-star luxury property. The onsite restaurant of the Royal Horseguards a Guoman Hotel has been awarded with a number of prestigious awards.
While staying with this property, you’ll be able to access a number of popular attractions including – the London Eye, Covent Garden, The Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, National Gallery, Leicester Square and the Stephen Wiltshire Gallery.
