Holiday Inn Regents Park Hotel

1 km

28 km

Address: Carburton Street London W1W 5EE London
Location: City Center
Area: Westminster

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Hotel Information

Family Fun In A Comfortable Hotel

The Holiday Inn Regents Park is a nice hotel located in the center of London. The hotel is located on Carburton Street and is close to the Eurostar International terminal.

The Holiday Inn Regents Park has 5 floors and 332 guest rooms including executive rooms. Travelers have the choice of single or double rooms as well as non smoking rooms. The hotel is also conveniently located near the Euston and Warren Street Stations.

LOCATION

The Holiday Inn Regents Park is located near many tourist attractions waiting to be explored. Enjoy yourself with a cruise on the Thames River or treat yourself to a West End musical.

PROPERTY AMENITIES

Junction Restaurant

The junction restaurant is a modern restaurant that is located inside the hotel on the first floor. There is an extensive wine list where you can have your choice of wine and even beer. British cuisine is served and the restaurant has many enjoyable themed dinners.

Activities and Services for children

The hotel provides free meals for any child under 5 years old and any child that is under 18 can stay at the hotel for free. The hotel is very child friendly with its promotion of family activities. The hotel also provides a Nintendo game console, so your child will remain occupied for hours.

Business Services

For business travelers, there is a business center where staff serves from 9 am to 5 pm. There are also copy and fax services available along with mobile phone rental. There are also secretarial services available.

Safety deposit box

There is no need to be squeamish about traveling with any valuable things, because the hotel provides visitors with a safety deposit box. They are available at the front desk on request.

ROOM AMENITIES

There are a variety of standard and executive rooms available. Though different upgrades are available in different rooms, the majority of the rooms include:

• Color TV
• In Room Movies
• Premium Cable
• In Room Video games
• Coffee Maker
• Tea Maker
• Mini Bar
• Free drinks in Executive rooms
• Bathrobes in Executive rooms

CANCELLATION POLICY

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Facilities

HOTEL FACILITIES

24 Hour Check-In	24 Hour Room Service
Banquet	Bar
Business Centre	Child Care Service
Currency Exchange	Elevator / Lift
Internet Access	Laundry Service
Lounge

ROOM FACILITIES

Baby Cot	Bathtub
Cable / Satellite Television	Carpet
Connecting Rooms	High-Speed Internet
Sofa / Lounge	Television
Writing Desk

NEARBY POINTS OF INTEREST

Service	Name	Distance
Train/Tube Station	Euston Road Train Station	1 km
Airport	Heathrow Airport	28 km

User Reviews

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"The Holiday Inn London - Regent's Park is great"
I traveled from just outside Euston on a number 30 bus (number 18 goes the same way), using my of peak day travel card (these are a great idea as you can use them on train, underground and buses), to Great Portland Street (underground) station. If you have heavy cases, do not travel to Great Portland Street by train, as there are many stairs. The walk from Great Portland Street station is only a few minutes, though you can see the Holiday Inn from the station exit, to entre the hotel you need to walk along the side of it and round the corner, this is still not far. I arrived early, at approx 11am (Sunday 25th 2006), when check in is at 2pm. As I had an appointment, I asked if I could leave my bags with the concierge. The check in assistant was extreamly helpful , and offered me an early check in! Now, some people seem to think that the test of a good, or even great hotel, is for there to be no problems (which seems silly to me, as problems happen in the best run lives and businesses), however, to me, the test is how staff solve problems and how helpful and pleasent they are when doing so. Having checked in, I went to my room on the second floor, it face and inner courtyard, was a little tired looking and, the main trouble with it was that it smelt musty. So, I returned to check in and told the assistant, (his name is Nicholas) and he change the room straight away, with no problem. This new room was on the third floor, facing out on to a quiet residential street, and had obviously been refurbished (there was no musty smell either). Having been able to freshen up and leave my bags, I went down to reseption again to ask how to get to Highbury and Islington station. Nicholas pointed out the best route to Warren Street underground station (Victoria and Northern line) and called the concierge to make sure that the Victoria line was running. So I made my appointment with time to spare (dispite the fact that most of the underground was *suspended* due to enginering work....check before you travel, though the buses still run, so its not really a problem). If you are carrying a lot of shopping, or bags, go to and from Warren Street on the Victoria line, as there are escaltors, which there arent on the Northern line. The room was plenty big enough for me, and I would think big enough for two people, as you tend not to spend that much time in your room when in London. I dont see the point, at this Holiday Inn, in paying the extra for an Executive room, as its the same room, with extras like a robe, slippers, mineral water, juice and *luxuray* toiletries. In the room you will find, a laptop safe, tea/coffee making area (which is restoked daily, or you can call to have more dilivered), a TV, with Sky one, Sky News, a music channel etc. Desk with desk chair, high speed modem connection (approx.£15 for 24 hours), easy chair and side table, and lots of lights. As in many hotels, and especially those that have been refurbished, or are new, the electrical sockets are placed too close to the desk surface, so that you have great difficaulty in plugging things in (the only place I could plug in my phone charger was where the kettle is usually plugged in). If I take my Laptop with me, I usually take a small two way extention lead with me, so I can easily plug in anywhere. Air con did work, but was a little confusing at first. The bathroom is a good size, with a full size bath (I'm 5' 6'' and I could lay out in the bath) and shower, with good presure. There is a container of combined showergel/shampoo on the wall in the shower/bath and another of liquid soap by the hand basin, fannels (face cloths in the US) and towels are provided and the barthroom was pleasantly warm. Breakfast was included in my rate (its worth looking for rates that do include breakfast, and VAT too, if you can find it) and it was really nice, nothing was dry or rubbery, the fried eggs were cooked on a plate infront of you. Various juices, and cerials were also avalible, and I asked for hot milk to go with my coffee, which was no trouble for them at all. Free newspapers are left on a table by the lift on each floor, and there are a selection avalible at breakfast (and by the conciege desk). Between the hotel and Great Portland street, there are two mini Supermarkets, a tesco express and a local store. Tesco is open till midnight and the other is 24hrs. I was booked to stay at another hotel in London, the following weekend. Having checked out the area around the other hotel (the hotel its self was really great and the staff helpful) I decided to see if I could stay at the Regent's Park again, at the same rate. Lis, who had helped me with other questions during my stay, was very helpful and found me the same rate (I always book via the hotels own web site, you get a much better deal that way). So, once home, I cancelled my booking at the other hote and booked at the Regents Park (thank you Vernon for helping when I phoned up after Lis had gone home), so I will be back there in two days for the weekend.

Rating

"Great location in quiet neighbourhood"
Stayed here during the July heatwave – warm in the corridors but air condition coped admirably in rooms. Very friendly receptionists, good breakfasts and decent service from the waiters/waitresses. Room could have been slightly larger, but was clean and tidy with good shower and plenty of hot water. I would recommend this hotel for its convenience to the city centre and also for relaxing in Regent's Park. Doesn't suffer from continual traffic noise even with the windows open due to the fact it situated down a side street near Fitzroy Square. Several decent restaurants nearby (turn left out of reception) and into Cleveland Street where there is a great Italian and a good fish and chip shop. Another few minutes takes you into Charlotte Street where there are several restaurants to suit all pockets. From there Oxford Street is only minutes away. One word of warning both Regent's Park and Great Portland Street Underground stations are closed at the moment so use Warren Street which is only 10 minutes away. This is the third or fourth time we've stayed here and never been disappointed.

Rating

"Nice hotel and nice location"
Stayed here for one week in July 2004. The hotel was nice and the staff were pleasant. The location was close to the tube station (about 1-2 minute walk from the hotel lobby). The hotel was in a quiet location, but within walking distance to busier spots. I really liked this spot and got a great price through travelocity.com's last minute packages. Overall I would say it's a nice basic hotel. Our room had its own private bathroom.

Rating

"Great hotel in a great location"
We got a great deal for this hotel on Expedia, and chose it mostly for its location: just a few blocks from Regent's Park for jogging, very quiet street, near 3 different subway stops that take you anywhere, and only one block from Villandry, a superb gourmet food store, bakery, and restaurant. We went there for breakfast every day (much cheaper than in hotel) and to get provisions for the plane ride home (pastries, breads, etc.) Anyway, the hotel is very new inside, the staff very helpful, and our room was very spacious for London. The bathroom was fine although the water pressure left something to be desired. Overall, I'd stay here again and again because of the reasonable price and the nice location. Do be aware that the nearest subway stop, Great Portland St., closes fairly early at night.

Rating

"better than expected!"
Stayed at the hotel as i was attending an interview there. I found the hotel easy to find, (visible from the tube station) clean, welcoming and friendly. As a woman traveling alone for the first time, I felt completely comfortable and at ease. Reception and restaurant staff were all very helpful, the room was larger than I expected and obviously recently renovated- best night's sleep I'd had in weeks! Would definitely stay again.

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ATTRACTIONS

* Heathrow Airport - 28 km
* Euston Road Bus Stop Bus Station - 1 km
* Euston Road Train Station - 1 km
* Great Portland Street Tub Station - 0.1 km
* Barbican Centre Exhibition Center - 4 km
* Regents Park - Within 1 Km
* Madame Tussauds - 1 km
* Westminster Abbey - 2 km
* London Zoo - 1 km
* London Dungeon - 3 km
* Buckingham Palace - 2 km
* London Eye - 3 km
* British Museum - 1 km
* Victoria & Albert Museum - 2 km
* Shakespeare's Globe Theatre - 2 km
* Camden Markets - 2 km

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