This week the opening of two luxury hotels in London, demonstrating that the boom in high-end hotels in Britain's capital is still going strong. On March 14 Marriott opened its hotel St. Pancras Renaissance, which has been completely restored to recover its 19th century elegance. Its renovation has cost over £ 150 million.
This five-star hotel is located in the London home of Eurostar, thus providing travelers with an easy place to spend the night if they are planning to move to Paris or Brussels the next morning. It offers 245 rooms, including 38 suites victorian that conserve the classic characteristics of the building: high ceilings and very large windows.
The hotel also houses the restaurant, the Gilbert Scott, managed by the famous British chef Marcus Wareing, which is located next to the Booking Office Bar where guests can taste an excellent British beer. Surprisingly, this has not been the only luxury property that has opened its doors these days as we mentioned. The London Syon Park a former refuge of the Duke of Northumberland gutter with 200 impressive acres where tourists will enjoy tremendous peace.
It has 137 roomsIt is located on the outskirts of London, however, much closer to Heathrow Airport. The customers They will be able to taste exquisite meals in the restaurants that they will find in the facilities. Those wishing to relax can do so on the rooftop overlooking the park, or enjoy a treatment at the hotel spa.
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