Hyatt Regency London The Churchill - London, United Kingdom
30 Portman Square
London, W1A4ZX Nightly Rates(510.69 - 972.28)4 Star
Property Description
Hyatt Regency London - The Churchill is a first class business hotel nestled on the picturesque gardens of Portman Square, London W1, just 100 meters north of Marble Arch. The hotel is situated in London's West End, close to main attractions and exclusive shopping areas. Hyatt Regency London - The Churchill is perfectly located for easy access to the city, just minutes from Paddington Station.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Concierge
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Fitness Center or Spa
Room Information
Guest room
:
Work desk:2 line phone:dual voltage plugs: Safe:Minibar:Hairdryer. One King, Two Twins or One 3/4 Queen.
Portman Square view
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Full Park view:Work desk:2 line phone:dual voltage plugs: Safe:Minibar:Hairdryer. One King or Two Twins.
Regency Club room
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Private checkin/out:Full Bkft: Private Floor: Evening cocktails:Upgrade room amenities. One King, Two Twins or One 3/4 Queen.
Regency Suite King
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Private floor:Full Bkfst:Separate parlor:Stereo: Sofa:Balcony:Guest bath. One King bed.
Rate Disclaimer
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Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 12pm
Renovated in 2001
0 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
Take Exit M4 East, which goes into central London to Cromwell Road. Continue past Harrod's on right and take left onto Park Lane at the Hyde Park roundabout. Go straight to the Marble Arch roundabout, and exit on Oxford Street. Take the first left at the Littlewoods Store. The hotel is 300 yards up Portman Street on the left.
Take the M23 North Exit, follow signs to London West End. Follow signs to Vauxhall Bridge. At the Victoria to Hyde Street roundabout, exit on Oxford Street, then take the first left at Littlewoods Store. The hotel is 300 yards up Portman Street on the left.
Hyatt Regency London - The Churchill is located in the heart of London's west end at Portman Square. The hotel is within walking distance of Bond and Oxford shopping streets, near the Marble Arch corner of Hyde Park. Heathrow International Airport is 29km/18 miles north, and Gatwick International Airport is 64km/40 miles south.
Heathrow International: 29 miles/18 kilometersGatwick International: 40 miles/64 kilometers
Guarantee Policy
A credit card guarantee is required to complete reservation. Your card will be charged if cancellation policies are not correctly followed. The amount charged may equal 1 or more nights plus applicable taxes.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel by 2pm hotel time, day of arrival.
Restaurant Information
The Terrace on Portman Square
Modern terrace restaurant offering an international a la carte menu and daily buffet. Includes a coffee bar offering afternoon tea.
Locanda Locatelli
Award winning, internationally recognised chef Giorgio Locatelli offers fresh pasta and regional Italian breads. Reservations are strongly recommended: 011-44-20-7935-9088.
Meeting Facility
From top-level meetings to private functions or dinners, the hotel's 12 meeting and function rooms, offer an unsurpassed range of event space to suit every type of occasion for up to 300 guests.
Recreation Information
Tennis
Tennis is available at no charge to hotel guests across the street in Portman Square.
Churchill Health Club
The Churchill Health Club offers state-of-the-art cardiovascular exercise machines such as Concept II rowers, Precor cycles, Powerjog treadmills and Precor Cross-trainers. The adjacent spa area offers guests a place to relax in the eight person sauna. Showers and changing rooms also available.
American Embassy
.8 km from hotel
Big Ben
6km, 4 miles from hotel
British Museum
6km, 4 miles from hotel
Buckingham Palace
2km, 1 mile from hotel
Chinatown
2km, 1 mile from hotel
Covent Gardens
3km, 2 miles from hotel
Harrod's
2km, 1 mile from hotel
Hyde Park
2km, 1 mile from hotel
Kensington Palace
6km, 4 miles from hotel
London Dungeon
11km, 7 miles from hotel
Oxford Street
300 meters from hotel
Picadilly Circus
2km, 1 mile from hotel
Royal Albert Hall
6km, 4 miles from hotel
Tower of London
6km, 4 miles from hotel
Trafalgar Square
5km, 3 miles from hotel
Waterloo Station
8km, 5 miles from hotel
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