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General Location
Victoria (490m)
Westminster (1km)
Belgravia (1.21km)
Hyde Park (1.42km)
Sloane Square (1.44km)
West End (1.5km)
Tube/Metro
Victoria (520m)
St. James's Park (560m)
Pimlico (600m)
Rail Station
Victoria (560m)
Charing Cross (1.72km)
Waterloo (1.96km)
Airport
London City (12.72km)
Theatre
The Victoria Palace Theatre (340m)
Apollo Victoria Theatre (460m)
Local Attractions
Westminster Cathedral (270m)
Tate Britain (690m)
Westminster Abbey (810m)
Nearby Hotels
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The Wellington is a budget hotel in a traditional Edwardian building located overlooking a gardens in the central Victoria area of London close to travel links and sights such as Buckingham Palace and Big Ben.
Address : 71 Vincent Square, London.
The Wellington is a budget hotel situated in a quiet corner of central London overlooking the gardens of Vincent Square where cricket is played in the summer. It is in a beautiful Edwardian building which was once the residence of students from the Theology College and retains many original features such as the Chapel and Library which are now meeting rooms.
There are 91 guest rooms including doubles and family rooms and a bathroom on each floor. If you want to hold a function the Wellington has 3 meeting rooms that can cater for up to 150 delegates or guests. There is internet access and fax service. Reception is open 24 hours a day and there is a concierge service to help you organize your visit to the capital. You can relax in the TV lounge and enjoy breakfast in the restaurant.
The Wellington is easily accessible being just a few minutes walk from Victoria station where you can catch the underground, coach and bus or mainline trains including the Gatwick Express. Just round the corner you will find the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben on the River Thames and Westminster Abbey and Westminster Cathedral. Walk to Buckingham Palace to see the changing of the Guard or chill in Green Park and St James's Park. You are 2 stops on the tube from the retail heaven of Oxford Street and the boutiques of Kensington as well as from the Science, Natural History and Victoria and Albert Museums.