London Hotels

• A five minute walk to Hyde Park and Paddington Station (Heathrow Express), the hotel is set in converted Victorian housing.
  
  
• Apartments and studios feature fully equipped kitchenettes and daily maid service.
  
  
• The apartments are all self-catering, but there is also a lounge with television and Internet access in the hotel.
  
  

GENERAL INFORMATION:
What to expect: Opening into the reception off a busy white-stucco terraced street in Paddington, the hotel consists of eight Victorian houses joined together with apartments and studios spread across five floors. Popular with families and business travelers in town for a week, the apartments offer self-catering facilities in a central location.

Amenity highlights: All apartments and studios are equipped with microwaves, electric hobs, saucepans, sieves and graters, as well as plates and cutlery. Adjacent to the ground floor reception is a high-ceilinged lounge with sofas and television.

Insider tip: Breakfast is available at the Paddington Hotel across the road, where a Continental buffet (surcharge) is offered in breakfast room.

ROOMS:
All apartments are nonsmoking.

Royal Court Apartments, London, has 76 centrally heated guestrooms, available as two bedroom apartments (sleep maximum 5/6), one bedroom apartments (sleep max 2/3), superior studios (sleep max 2/3), and standard studios (sleep max 1/2). Six apartments have connecting doors to other apartments. All guestrooms have kitchenettes equipped with toasters, kettles, plates, cutlery, microwaves and an electric four-plate hob. Furniture is mainly pine, with the occasional antique, and some leather-topped desks. Maid service daily, bed linen changed every three days. In room safes and ironing boards.

DINING:
The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.

Nearby restaurants:
Maroush
The Metropole Hotel
Chai Pani