Hotel Pavilion, London

The pavilion is a small boutique hotel with a convenient central london location. The heathrow express stops at paddington station a short walk away every 15 mins. Rooms are loosely themed and filled with antiques dramatic colour schemes and theatrical interior design evoke and artistic and bohemian atmosphere. Popular with the fashion and music crowd as well as tourists simply looking for something different. All rooms have en-suite facilities phones and Satellite tv. A private car park is a useful extra. The main charm however is the distinctive décor glamorous and at times daring which has attracted numerous film and photographic shoots along with a diverse range of stars from stage music and screen. An efficient but un obtrusive managemant completes the picture of a charming and individual little hotel.
a small boutique hotel with a convenient central london location. The main charm is the distinctive décor glamorous and at times daring.

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	The Pavilion is a groovy 30 room hotel in central London targeted at a discerning, artistically minded clientele. Rooms are themed to project a funky and glamorous image. "Honky Tonky Afro" is a tribute to the 1970's while "Casablanca Nights" is a deco inspired Moorish fantasy.Located near Oxford Str and Hyde park, Harpers & Queen magazine described the Pavilion as "London's chicest little Hotel". According to the Evening Standard newspaper it is "London's hottest crash pad for style slaves in W2."Rooms are crammed with quirky eccentricities and benefit from having all the necessities of modern day living such as en suite facilities, direct dial telephones and satellite television.The Pavilion is popular amongst the fashion, media and music world. A diverse collection of bands, pop stars and actors have visited the hotel. Wow! An 1840s townhouse that is now one of the funkiest hotels in London — popular with the glam fashion and rock‘n’roll set. Rich, vibrant colours, lavish textures and exotic artefacts catch the eye in reception, which feels a bit like a Moroccan boudoir.

	Hotel Pavilion