It’s not too late to book your stay at 41 Hotel for New Years Eve! Rated #1 in the UK, and voted top 100 luxury hotels by TripAdvisor’s 2009 Travelers Choice Awards, 41 Hotel is quite an extraordinary boutique hotel. With so much to see, who has time to run all over London to visit as many attractions as possible? Staying at 41 Hotel will put you in the heart of London, saving you lots of time. Directly across the way is the world famous Buckingham Palace and the Royal Mews, as well as Victoria Station. This luxurious boutique hotel was designed with a classic and simple, black and white décor for each of their 30 rooms, no two rooms are decorated the same. Each room comes fully equipped with an iPod docking station, DVD player, TV and complimentary high speed internet access. And although this hotel may be small in size, don’t doubt the staff’s over the top ability to please each and every one of its guests.
Special promotional packages
3 NIGHTS FOR THE PRICE OF 2! – available until December 31, 2010
Right now they have a extraordinary promotion going on, stay for 3 nights for the price of 2 nights! Who doesn’t love a free nights stay? Well, it gets even better; if you book for 4 nights or more, receive one more night for FREE! See the promotional terms and conditions here.
MAGICAL LONDON – available from December 1, 2009 – January 4, 2010
For two nights, enjoy being treated like royalty! Upon arrival you and your guest will receive a glass of mulled wine or a mug of hot chocolate. A complimentary English breakfast will be provided for you as well as afternoon tea and a turndown treat before bed. Movies on demand are also provided to those wanting to stay in and enjoy a great movie. Best of all, there is a 6pm checkout time on the day of your departure!
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41 Hotel
41 Buckingham Palace Road
London SW1W 0PS
Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7300 0041
Fax: + 44 (0) 20 7300 0141
E-mail: info41@rchmail.com
Reservations: Book41@rchmail.com
General Manager – Mr Malcolm Hendry
Resident Manager – Mr Andrew Gortchacow