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Bayswater Inn Hotel

Basic Data
City London
Location 8-16 Princes Square,
London W2 4NT,
Rooms 139


Housed in an elegant multi storied Georgian building, the Bayswater Inn London faces the Princes Square and has been refurbished to become of the best three star hotels in London. The Bayswater Inn London provides comfortable accommodation and excellent dining options.

Accommodation at Bayswater Inn In London In UK
Most of the rooms face the sprawling garden and even those which don’t are pleasantly appointed and guarantee a comfortable stay. Room facilities include:
  • Attached bathroom
  • Running hot & cold water
  • Television
  • Direct dial telephones
  • Climate control
  • Trouser press
  • Room service
  • Sprinklers
  • Tea/coffee maker
  • Complementary newspapers
Dining at Bayswater Inn London
The Clubhouse Coffee Shop cum Restaurant cum Bar located on the ground floor overlooking the square garden provides a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere and serves offers a varied menu while the bar stays open until 12.00 midnight offering a large selection of drinks and cocktails.

Business Facilities at Bayswater Inn in London
The Queensway Room, with adjacent syndicate rooms, is ideal for Conferences, functions, private parties, residential training courses, etc, and can cater for most requirements. The Queensway Room has natural daylight and basic conference equipments like Secretarial services, photocopying, word processing and fax services are also provided.

Recreation at Bayswater Inn London
The hotel is very close to the major shopping and tourism hubs in the city like Kensington Gardens, Madame Tussauds Museum, Etc.

Other Facilities
  • Doctor on call
  • Safe deposit
  • Laundry and dry cleaning
  • Elevator
  • Concierge
  • Maid service
  • Currency exchange
  • Parking space
  • All major credit cards accepted

City Info
The present day Soho was a grazing farmland until 1536, when it was taken up by Henry VIII to turn in into a royal park for the Palace of Whitehall. The name Soho first appears in the 17th century, but that’s a different story altogether.