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Accommodation in Westminster, London
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Jurys Gt Russell St HotelA Hotel in Westminster, London16-22 Great Russell Street
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From: £97.75 Jurys Great Russell Street Hotel is a top AA rated deluxe hotel which has just opened the new Landseer restaurant and bar. This hotel is wonderfully located for Covent Garden, Oxford St, Soho and the British Museum, right in the heart of theatreland, just two minutes from Tottenham Court Road Tube station and a short taxi ride from the major train stations. Designed by the most celebrated English Architect of the 20th Century, Sir Edwin Lutyens, this magnificant London building was sensitively restored and refurbished to the luxury 4-star Jurys great Russell Street Hotel Accommodation Rating: 4* (about ratings) Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
 British Museum British Museum -
0.2 miles (Museum) Pollocks Toy Museum -
0.3 miles (Museum) National Portrait Gallery -
0.3 miles (Museum) All Saints, Margaret Street -
0.3 miles (Historic Church) Royal Opera House -
0.4 miles (Historic Building) Freemasons' Hall -
0.4 miles (Historic Building) Covent Garden Market -
0.5 miles (Historic Building) Fitzroy House -
0.5 miles (Historic House) Theatre Royal Drury Lane -
0.5 miles (Historic Building) All Soul's Church, London -
0.5 miles (Historic Church) UK Hotels
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HISTORY CORNERName the Historic attractionBritish Heritage AwardsCelebrate the best of British Heritage in our annual British History QuizThis conflict between King John and his most powerful nobles resulted in the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215 This Day in British History21 May, 1471 Henry VI killed at Tower of London Henry's murder neatly coincided with the triumphant arrival in London of Edward of York (soon to become Edward IV) Monarch MayhemThis queen escaped from Oxford Castle by walking through enemy lines in the middle of the night |
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Tottenham Court Road - 0 miles (straight line) - Zone: 1
