Thistle Euston

Cardington Street

London, GB

Rating: Moderate Tourist - OHG, RAC Star - 4, Stars Rating - 4

The Thistle Euston is situated between Regents Park and the new British Library and just a few minutes walk from Euston station. The hotel offers guests recently refurbished rooms, many with a view of St James Garden, a lounge bar and the Palate Restaurant and bar. For the most demanding business guest or event organiser it offers an exciting range of meeting and event facilities. The Euston hotel is only 15min walk from the new Eurostar terminal at St Pancras station.

Room Information

Standard

* Air Conditioning * 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 * Full Size Mirror * Hair Dryer * High Speed Internet Access * How many telephones are in a majority of the rooms - 2 * Iron / Ironing Board * Modem / Data port * Movies * Newspaper * Private Bath * Radio AM/FM * Remote Television * Safe * Safe large enough to accommodate a laptop * Voice Mail * Work Desk with Lamp

Deluxe

Directions

LHR - Heathrow Airport: SW

M4 - Edgware Road - Euston Road

LGW - Gatwick Airport: S

M23 - M25 Central London follow signs for Euston

LCY - City Airport: E

City Center: W

London: SW

Train Station

Driving Directions from the North: S

M1 and A1 to Euston Road - A501, left into Upper Woburn Place, right into Endsleigh Gardens, first right into Gordon Street, across Euston Road into Melton Street which leads into Cardington Street. Hotel on left.

Driving Directions from the South: N

M23 and A23, Brixton Road though Brixton. Upper Lambeth North Underground Station follow signs to Waterloo Bridge. Across the Strand onto the Aldwych. Up Kingsway onto Southampton Road. Left on Euston Road. Right into Endsleigh Gardens. First right into Gordon Street across Euston Road into Melton Street which leads into Cardington Street. Hotel on left.

British Museum

Regents Park: SE

British Library: W

Restaurants

Brasserie 43

After an extensive refurbishment, a vertiable theatre dining experience with an open plan kitchen and rotisserie themed menu.

Area Attractions

British Museum

The British Museum is one of the most visited spots in London and contains one of the most impressive collections of antiquities in the world. The Museum was founded in 1753, with the collections of Sir Hans Sloane.

Regents Park

Regents Park, surrounded by Regency buildings, is Londons most civilized park. Lively in the summer, with two boating lakes, one for children, three playgrounds, tennis courts, bandstand music, a cafe and an open-air theatre.

British Library

The British Library houses over 12 million books, maps and manuscripts. The Library also holds temporary exhibitions and holds lectures, discussions and events.