Ham Yard Hotel, London

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The Ham Yard Hotel offers a cosy stay in the heart of London with easy access to Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square. With generously sized rooms that are both snug and creatively decorated, the hotel offers travellers a comfortable, bright vacation sojourn.

The hotel has a lovely restaurant, bar and fitness centre, along with a garden, terrace and sauna. The rooms are individually designed in British style with innovative art, floor-to-ceiling windows that bring the busy skyline into view, and a spacious living room, powder room, writing desk and kitchen. Each room comes with an en-suite bathroom that has double basins, a walk-in shower and a bathtub.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of dishes at the Ham Yard restaurant, which has a changing menu of artfully crafted eats using fresh, seasonal ingredients. The bar has a classy cocktail list and special wine list, as well as a range of nibbles and small plates to sample while enjoying a drink.

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There is no capacity for extra beds in any of the rooms. Pets are not allowed.
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Check-in: 2pm, Check-out: 11am.
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Riveting/Fascinating facts about the area:

London is one of the biggest international air transport hubs on the globe, with the busiest city airspace in the world.
The luxury department store, Harrods, which today boasts the finest collections in apparel, shoes, wellness, food and drinks, as well as outstanding personal service and exemplary care, sold cocaine until 1916.
Over half the London Underground network runs above the ground. There are many abandoned Tube stations in the city, which are used for private parties, movie shoots, and so on, including Mark Lane, Strand, Brompton Road, and Down Street.

Interesting people: Meet Banksy. A lot has been said about this pseudonymous, UK-based graffiti artist, painter, political activist, filmmaker and all-round provocateur, but he continues to draw attention over and over again with his witty and bold satirical street artwork of distinctive stencil approach and direct social and political commentary. Banksy started as the outlaw graffiti sprayer on the walls of Bristol in 1990, and since then, he managed to garner great worldwide fame and recognition (in 2010 he found himself in the company of Steve Jobs, Barack Obama and Lady Gaga on the Time magazine’s list of 100 most influential people). Most common subjects of his urban art include members of the royal family, policemen, rats, apes and children, and they mostly represent a harsh critique of capitalism, hypocrisy and greed in our world. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Exciting reasons to get out of bed:

Go for a play at the Piccadilly Theatre.
Spend a day exploring the opulent interiors of Buckingham Palace.
Walk down to the Thames river, and view the beautiful city skyline.
Take a guided tour of Ham Yard, and find out how to collect and hang art.
Go for an early morning bicycle tour of London.
Explore the charming, independent boutiques of Ham Yard Village, dotted around a tree-filled pedestrian courtyard.

Eat: Home to some of the best restaurants, London excels in delicious flavours from all over the world, crafted by both seasoned stalwarts and experimental newcomers.

The Ledbury

Gastronhome

The Five Fields

Shop: From fine art galleries and museums to quirky odd shops, jewellery stores and book chains, London has a variety of attractions for all kinds of shoppers.

Hatton Garden Jeweller

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