Westminster Hotels

Displaying 1 - 29 of the 29 hotels in Westminster that match your filters, available in 20 Mar 2010 - 21 Mar 2010 (1 night).

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Hotel Name	Area	Distance	Star Rating	Total Price
The Sanctuary House Hotel	Westminster	0.3 Mi.	3	£150.00
The Royal Horseguards	Charing Cross	0.4 Mi.	5	£233.83
Park Plaza County Hall	Waterloo	0.4 Mi.	4	£158.63
Citadines Aparthotel Trafalgar Square	Trafalgar Square	0.5 Mi.	3	£105.75
Crowne Plaza London St James	Westminster	0.5 Mi.	4	£128.08
The Royal Trafalgar Hotel	Trafalgar Square	0.6 Mi.	4	£186.83
Plaza On The River Hotel	Vauxhall	0.6 Mi.	5	£227.95
51 Buckingham Gate	Westminster	0.6 Mi.	5	£364.25
St Martins Lane Hotel	Covent Garden / The Strand	0.7 Mi.	5	£240.88
Wellington	Waterloo	0.7 Mi.	3	£93.95
Dukes Hotel	St James’s	0.7 Mi.	5	£229.13
Hotel 41	Victoria / Westminster	0.8 Mi.	5	£586.32
Thistle Westminster	Victoria	0.8 Mi.	4	£139.83
Thistle Piccadilly	Piccadilly	0.8 Mi.	3	£139.83
The Stafford Hotel	London	0.8 Mi.	5	£296.10
The Cavendish London	St. James's	0.8 Mi.	4	£175.08
Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel	Piccadilly Circus	0.8 Mi.	5	£222.08
St James Hotel and Club	St. James's	0.8 Mi.	5	£299.62
Holiday Inn London Mayfair Hotel	Mayfair	0.9 Mi.	3	£193.88
Fox Club Mayfair	Mayfair	0.9 Mi.	4	£180.00
The Bridge Hotel	Southwark	0.9 Mi.	3	£89.00
Browns Hotel	Mayfair	0.9 Mi.	5	£340.75
Melita House Hotel	Victoria	0.9 Mi.	2	£90.00
The Mayfair Hotel	Mayfair	0.9 Mi.	5	£329.00
The Goring	Victoria	0.9 Mi.	5	£269.08
One Aldwych Hotel	Covent Garden	0.9 Mi.	5	£293.75
Fielding Hotel	Covent Garden	1 Mi.	3	£135.15
Tophams Belgravia Hotel	Belgravia	1 Mi.	4	£94.00
Flemings Mayfair Hotel	Mayfair	1 Mi.	4	£171.46

Westminster

The seat of government for the United Kingdom, Westminster is an historic centre of power. It has a large concentration of London's historic and prestigious landmarks and visitor attractions
What It's Good For: Hot-spot for sight seeing with a wide variety of historical attractions
Main Attractions: National Gallery, Banqueting House, Parliement Square, Houses of Parliement, Westminster Abbey, Jewel Tower and "Big Ben"
What It's Famous For: There is no single reason why Westminster is famous, instead there are several reasons such as the countless famous people in history buried in the Abbey from Queen Elziabeth I to the poet Geoffrey Chaucer, as well as the Jewel Tower where Edward III housed his treasures.
Fascinating Fact: Although Clock Tower is known around the world as "Big Ben", this name only refers to the hour bell of the Clock Tower. It's name is derived either Sir Benjamin Hall, the chief commissioner of works at the time, or Benjamin Caunt, a popular prize-fight champion.