BOWER HOUSE HOTEL - LONDON

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Refurbished in 2003, this hotel promises to give you worth for your money. This hotel is ideal for business and leisure guests. This property takes special care of its esteemed customers to provide them with best of facilities. This hotel annex adjacent to the main Georgian House hotel building boasts of a comfortable and elegant lounge where you can meet friends or just relax.
Bedrooms - The rooms are quiet and comfortable with everything you need. All rooms have digital television, room safes, well lit work stations, radio alarms and en-suite showers. For the Business Club members the hotel has account facilities and express check out. Please note that breakfast is served at the Georgian House Hotel. Some of the rooms still have their original fireplaces, ornate ceiling mouldings, shutters, French windows and balconies. The hotel has even preserved an area of mosaic tiling.
There are a few rooms for special occasions. It offers luxurious accommodation tailored to the needs of the business traveller, including a business suite with meeting room. It is also home to the Honeymoon Suite. The Business suite has a small meeting room where the hotel can serve refreshments.
The luxurious Honeymoon Suite is beautifully furnished and extremely spacious. It has a king size bed and private sitting/dining room. It has digital television and video.
Restaurant - Breakfast served from 7:00 hours to 10:00 hours at the hotel.

Buckingham Palace (2 km)- Essence of London Heritage, Buckingham Palace is now open to the public during July and August. It is an experience to see the famous Changing of the Guard, that still takes place all year round.
• Oxford Street (4 km)- Oxford Street is well known for the wonderful shopping. It is home to some of London's most famous shops, including Marks and Spencer with it's huge underwear department.
• Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament (4 km)- Westminster Abbey is where the kings and queens of England are crowned. It is an ancient and exquisite building in it's own right. Opposite is the Houses of Parliament, where you can go to watch the members debate the issue of the day.
• The London Eye (5 km)- The London Eye was created to celebrate the millennium. It gives visitors the chance to see the whole city spread out before them. It is amazing how very different things look from a bird's eye view, as the great ferris wheel slowly rotates.