51 Buckingham Gate - Luxury Suites And Apartments
51 Buckingham Gate - SW1E 6AF London
Location. 51 Buckingham Gate Luxury Suites and Apartments are located in the St James's area of central London, England. The property lies 600 metres from Buckingham Palace, 800 metres from the Houses of Parliament, and two miles from the British Museum. Hotel Features. This seven storey apart hotel is set in three Victorian buildings, built in traditional style in 1894, and features a courtyard with a fountain. The services of a floor butler and a porter are available, and there is also 24 hour room service. The hotel has a dedicated concierge desk on site, complimentary newspapers are on offer in the lobby, and the air conditioned public areas have wireless Internet access (surcharge). Bistro 51 serves English and French dishes in a contemporary setting, and offers a pre theatre menu. afternoon tea is also served in the courtyard garden. The Library serves a fusion of English and French cooking in a traditional setting, and Quilon serves south Indian specialities. The Bank Westminster and Zander Bar offers a modern menu with a British twist, in a conservatory dining room overlooking the courtyard. The hotel gym has a team of personal trainers and includes fitness equipment, saunas, steam rooms and a solarium. At the spa treatments include massages, manicures, and facials. Suites. The 86 suites have contemporary pastel decor, modern furnishings, separate sitting areas and kitchenettes. All are equipped with satellite television with pay movies, high speed Internet connections (surcharge), CD and DVD players, and fax machines. Other standard amenities include climate control, safes, minibars and complimentary newspapers. Bathrooms have designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, televisions, and telephones. In room massage is also available. Expert Tip. The exterior of the hotel features what is said to be the longest frieze in the world, and is decorated with scenes from Shakespeare's plays.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2008-04-26
Excellent Stay Be cautious of theater ticket booths; some may target tourists in misrepresenting seats (claim: "best in the house"--reality--worst in the house). One way to protect yourself is to buy tickets at the theater--you may not get a discount, but the theater will genuinely describe the seats. Having fallen victim, we consulted the police, who told us some of the ticket booths were known to be "dodgey" but there was no practical recourse.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2000-09-21
Nice rooms - loo down the hall. Cozy. Tv room on the first floor. Great english breakfast each morning. Only drawback is the steep stairs and there can be 5 flights if you're on the top floor.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2008-01-09
Great Hotel 3rd time we hgave stayed there. Apartments are very good... take care of your car when using valet parking. Very welcoming.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2009-02-21
The apartment was nice. Relatively clean. Kitchen was outdated and very small. Overall, however, we were pleased with the place. The location was excellent. We could see the flag on Buckingham Palace from our window. Service was good, but...
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2007-11-29
exelent exelent in every aspect
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2008-04-26
Excellent Stay We stayed in the Buckingham 51 suites, which have a separate entrance from the main hotel. Our experience was excellent. Family suites are difficult to find in London, and we deliberately sought a hotel offering this service. We had a modern, well-designed, and impressively outfitted suite. We were pleasantly surprised by the comfort and space available, which nicely accommodated our teenage children. The staff was helpful and courteous throughout. Though pricey--as is just about everything in London--Buckhingham 51 met our highest expectations. Traveler's tip on recreational activities Be cautious of theater ticket booths; some may target tourists in misrepresenting seats (claim: "best in the house"--reality--worst in the house). One way to protect yourself is to buy tickets at the theater--you may not get a discount, but the theater will genuinely describe the seats. Having fallen victim, we consulted the police, who told us some of the ticket booths were known to be "dodgey" but there was no practical recourse.
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