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Welcome to The Z Hotel Soho
John C
Location, Location, Location
We stayed here for 2 nights. The location is unbeatable, Tottenham Court Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, Chinatown, Theatreland and Oxford Street on your doorstep. The rooms are affordable because they are tiny. Room for a standard size double bed, a small table with kettle etc, a couple of hooks to hang your clothes on, storage for small bags under the bed, and a glass cubicle with toilet/basin/shower. The only downside for us was the glass cubicle. The en-suite was well designed and the shower fine, but the frosted glass wall gives full view of your room-mate washing, showering, and on the toilet. For a solo traveller, no problems. For a couple that may be an intimacy too far. Apart from that, the rooms are great. Reception were generally helpful and we left our bags here before and after checking in/out. There is free wine and cheese (delicious cheese) in the cafe from 5-8pm, and that fitted really nicely on the day we attended the two Harry Potter plays at the theatre next door. We didn't have the 'healthy' breakfast, but the blazing breakfast is microwaved. As an alternative there are lots of places nearby serving goo
St Giles London - A St Giles Hotel
3-Star Hotel in Bedford Avenue, , London, United Kingdom
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Walk to the Soho homosexual nightlife. Very central.
Hotel Description
One of the most popular London hotels on Move Gay. St Giles offers good value for money and is located proximate Oxford Street shopping, the gay bars and shops in Soho.
What makes St Giles stand out is the huge onsite leisure club - popular with gay Londoners for decades. Facilities include a 25-metre indoor heated pool, free weights, cardio zone, sauna & steam room and badminton courts.
All en suite guest rooms contain tea & coffee-maker, digital safe, TV, free WiFi. If you can give more, go for a the immense Executive Room that is air-conditioned, has more luxurious toiletries and a amazing view of the London skyli
London Accommodation Tips
Z Hotel Soho
Hotel. ***, from 70 £
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Modern hotel in London Soho, well located for sightseeing, shopping, musical theatres and gay existence. Most gay bars in Soho are less than 400 metres away.
With its small rooms the hotel is not for the claustrophobic, but a great option if you look for a clean, modern and centrally located accommodation.
Other Z Hotels in this area are the Z Hotel Covent Garden and Z Hotel Piccadilly.
@ 17 Moor Street
London W1D 5NW
Subway: Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Rd
citizenM Tower of London
Hotel. ****, from 120 £
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Innovative, stylish hotel with super-fast WiFi, room control tablets and other cool gadgets and services.
Located right next to the Underground station Tower Hill (Circle Line and District Line), close to the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge.
@ 40 Trinity Square
London EC3N 4DJ
Subway: Tower Hill
Hotel. ****, from 160 £
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Centrally located hotel shut to the gay bars in Soho and the department stores and shops in Oxford Street.
@ 10 Carlisle Street
Lon
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