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Hotel classifications

The following should be taken as a rough guide only. You should always check with the individual hotels for available facilities.

  Adequate for a couple of nights sleep. Rooms will either have an ensuite bathroom or a communal washroom down the hall. A small restaurant or bar can usually be found in the lobby.

  A well-run hotel with a basic restaurant for breakfast and dinner. Rooms will usually have an ensuite bathroom.

  A comfortable room with telephone, television and ensuite bathroom.

  As above, but with uniformed staff, a night porter, and a high-quality restaurant. Rooms will be very comfortable with a bathroom stocked with toiletries.

  London’s most luxurious hotels, offering large rooms with concierge services. A wide selection of services is usually available, including gyms, saunas, swimming pools, shops and business facilities.

 
  
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