London Hotels

• Just 3 blocks from Hyde Park, this hotel adjoins Paddington Station, terminal for the 15-minute express train to Heathrow Airport.
  
  
• The 355 guestrooms are climate controlled, with polished chestnut furniture, large windows, and bathrooms with granite accents.
  
  
• Built in 1854, this restored five-story hotel features a fine-dining restaurant, a 24-hour business center, and a gym.
  
  

GENERAL INFORMATION:
What to expect: This hotel's early-Victorian façade has been meticulously restored and conceals a contemporary, streamlined interior. Executives and well-dressed vacationers relax in the organized calm of the airy lobby, with its checkerboard marble floor, sweeping staircase, and Art Deco-revival panels and murals. Soft jazz emanates from a grand player-piano, creating a welcoming and sophisticated mood.

Amenity highlights: Adjoining the Heathrow Express terminal, this centrally located hotel is just 15 minutes by direct train to Heathrow Airport. Guests appreciate the hotel's fine restaurant, contemporary bar, fully-serviced, business center, and fitness center equipped with cardio and strength-training machines, showers, and saunas. Wireless and high-speed Internet connections are available throughout the hotel.

Insider tip: Paddington Station, adjoining the hotel, is well connected for exploring both central London and many important destinations to the west of the city. The station is located on four underground lines, as well as being served by several bus lines, whilst high-speed mainlines run to the towns of the Thames Valley, Oxford, Bristol, Bath, and South Wales.

PROPERTY AMENITIES:
At Hilton London Paddington's fully-serviced business center, guests have access (on a first-come, first-served basis) to two PCs with high-speed Internet access, a printer, fax, scanner, and photocopier (fees apply). Secretarial services are also available during office hours for a fee. The fitness center, for hotel guests only, includes eight cardiovascular machines, four resistance machines, two TVs, and changing rooms with lockers, showers, and saunas. Full meals and refreshments are available from a stylish restaurant, a discreet lounge-bar, and a contemporary bar.

ROOMS:
Built in 1854, Hilton London Paddington is set above Paddington Station and offers 364 rooms. The rooms have contemporary styling and feature both flatscreen televisions, wireless and high-speed Internet access, minibars, and desks. Bathrooms have marble floors, brushed-gold framed mirrors flanked by chrome lamps, and shower/tub combinations.

DINING:
The Brasserie - Chic and contemporary, this two-level restaurant features polished wood floors, steel lamps with frosted-glass shades, a humidor, and bar. Upholstered chairs and banquettes surround tables topped with crisp white linens and fresh flowers. Serves modern international cuisine for lunch and dinner and a hot and cold buffet breakfast.

The Lounge - Nestled beneath the lobby's sweeping staircase, the Lounge is a dimly lit, discreet venue in which to enjoy pastries, sandwiches, afternoon tea, or a drink. Relaxing in armchairs and sofas, guests are serenaded by the grand player-piano.

Steam - A destination bar, Steam is big, bright, and boldly designed. Huge black-and-white photos are mounted on exposed brickwork walls, and ceiling lights hang over multi-colored bar stools, armchairs, and tables. Hotel guests and Londoners heading for a night on the town talk above the not-too-loud rock music and choose from an extensive range of wines, beer, cocktails, and light international dishes.

Please check the Rooms and Rates page to see which rates include breakfast.