London Hotels

Astor Court London is ideally situated halfway between tranquil Regents Park and busy Oxford Circus, with the numerous stores and boutiques of this area close by. Just around the corner from Astor Court London is Broadcasting House, home to the BBC Radio Headquarters and the setting for the 1934 film Death at Broadcasting House. Take a moment to look at the carving on the building of Prospero and a naked Ariel from, Shakespeares The Tempest, which was hugely controversial when unveiled in 1932. London Astor Court is an independently owned hotel with 45 comfortable guestrooms with private bathrooms, televisions, hairdryers and hospitality trays. Continental breakfast is available and the friendly staff will be happy to help you organise your stay. Internet access is available at London Astor Court and you will also be able to surf the web at language schools, libraries and internet cafes throughout the capital. Travellers with WIFI enabled devices will find numerous hotspots.

-(S)-STANDARD CLASS HOTEL

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