Thistle Bloomsbury

Bloomsbury Way

London, GB

Rating: First Class - OHG, RAC Star - 3, Stars Rating - 4

Thistle Bloomsbury is in the heart of historic Bloomsbury. Basing yourself at this London hotel leaves you free to sample the excitement of the West End theatres, Oxford Street shops and the ever popular Covent Garden. This Edwardian hotel is the ideal location whatever your needs. Thistle Bloomsbury has a restaurant and bar which offer a selection of drinks, light refreshments and dining. Discounted car parking is available nearby.

Room Information

Standard

* Alarm Clock * Bathroom Amenities * Bathtub/shower * CNN or Other News * Cable/Satellite TV * Closets In Room - Number - 1 * Clothes Press * Coffee / Tea Maker * Color Television * Direct Dial Phone * Electrical Outlet at Desk Level * Hair Dryer * How many telephones are in a majority of the rooms - 1 * Iron / Ironing Board * Movies * Multiple Closets * Private Bath * Radio AM/FM * Remote Television * Safe * Spare Electrical Outlet at Desk * Voice Mail * Work Desk with Lamp

Deluxe

Directions

LHR - Heathrow Airport: E

M4 to Central London then towards Holborn

LGW - Gatwick Airport: N

M3 to Central London then towards Holborn.

LCY - City Airport: SE

City Center: N

Train Station

Driving Directions from the West: E

From A40(M) to A501, Marylebone Road, take slip road before underpass to Holborn. Travel down Gower Street and Bloomsbury Street A400. Turn left into New Oxford Street & onto Bloomsbury Way. Hotel is on the left after St. Georges Church.

British Museum: S

Restaurants

Kingsleytwo Brasserie and Bar

The Kingsleytwo Brasserie bar is a modern, lively and cosmopolitan restaurant. With a menu based on the great Steakhouses of the Eastern Seaboard of the USA, it provides an opportunity for you to dine to suit the moment-from a healthy one course snack to a devilishly filling three course meal.

Area Attractions

British Museum

The British Museum holds a collection of art and antiquities from ancient and living cultures. Housed in one of Britain's architectural landmarks, the collection spans 2M years of human history. Access to the collection is free.