Renaissance Chancery Court

This elegant hotel occupies a 1914 building in central London. The building features an impressive facade, a grand marble staircase, classical central courtyard and has appeared in BBC productions, Howard's End , and The Saint. If the Renaissance Chancery Court's architecture doesn't floor you, the decadent spa services will. Spa, located on the premises, offers over 40 beauty and body treatments for the ultimate pampering experience. To stay in shape will you're away from home, visit the fitness room and sauna or head to jogging trails, tennis courts, and squash facilities, all within one mile of the property. For dining, Pearl is a glamorous destination restaurant with trails of hand-strung pearls and walnut surroundings. For breakfast, a buffet lunch, or traditional English afternoon tea, the Lounge is the perfect solution. CC Bar offers a lively setting for drinks and cocktails. 24-hour room service is available. To suit every guests' needs, the hotel offers laundry valet, babysitting, safe deposit boxes at the front desk, ice machines on every floor, concierge service, gift shop, newsstand, 12 meeting rooms, and business center. Located on the Piccadilly Line, the hotel is less than a mile from London's financial district, Covent Garden, the British Museum, St. Paul's Cathedral, Royal Ballet, Royal Opera House, Trafalgar Square, the Tate Modern museum, and the popular shops on Oxford, Regent, and Bond Streets. London Heathrow is 15 miles from the hotel. This hotel has 356 rooms and suites on seven floors. Room types include double, king, studio, and suite accommodations. Our Executive bedrooms offer more space than a deluxe bedroom

Check-in Time:

1500

Check-out Time:

1200

Year Built:

2000

Year Renovated:

2000

Total Rooms:

356

Total Floors:

7 floors.

Rooms:

356

Price

£255-£345 ($485-$656) double; £380-£480 ($722-$912) suite, Expensive

Credit Cards Accepted

AE, DC, MC, V

Directions

The Heathrow Express train and London's black taxi cabs are available for transfer from the airport to the centre of London. The London Underground's Piccadilly Line service also serves all Heathrow terminals and takes passengers into central London. The extensive London Underground system (the Tube) connects the hotel with the rest of central London within 20 minutes. The Underground station closest to the hotel is Holborn. There is also a wide choice of buses. The hotel can order black taxi cabs on request.

Area

Oxford Street, London

Parking

Parking £35 ($67)

Pets

False

Attractions

01 Mi Big Ben / Trafalgar Square .2 Mi British Museum 01 Mi Buckingham Palace .2 Mi Covent Garden / Theatreland 04 Mi Greenwich And Cutty Sark 02 Mi HarrodS .5 Mi National Gallery Of Art 03 Mi Natural History Museum .5 Mi Oxford St Shopping 01 Mi Piccadilly Circus 01 Mi St Pauls Cathedral 02 Mi Tower Of London 03 Mi Victoria And Albert Museum 01 Mi Westminster Abbey

Dining

Pearl Restaurant & BarModern French cuisine created by Executive Head Chef Jun Tanaka & wine list by Frederic Tanoh-koutoua, served in glamorous surroundings.An exquisite modern French menu changes seasonally and is complemented by the stunning surroundings of the restaurant.The LoungeEnjoy exquisite cupcakes and traditional English afternoon tea daily including a range of international food served daily.CC BarAn elegant, historic setting to enjoy a large selection of cocktails and wines by the glassShanghai BluesSpacious and understated elegance are the hallmarks of Shanghai Blues, in a former library within a grade II listed building. The restaurant specialises in Shanghai Dim Sum and seafood, of which there is a vast range.Vanilla BlackVanilla Black's approach to vegetable cuisine is not that of vegetarian in the traditional sense, but rather a passion for meeting the challenge of cooking without meat or fish.HakkasanChinese Michelin-starred Hakkasan still retains its glamorous love affair with Londoners who demand not only exquisite food but also chic surroundings on a night out.BenaresRenowned for its subtle spicing and authentic flavors, Atul Kochhar's food is faithful to its origins but presented in a style in keeping with the deeply seductive surroundings , marrying tradition with daring modernity.Blue ElephantStep into the Blue Elephant in Fulham Broadway, and step into a delight for all the senses. In through a lush tropical jungle entrance and across a small bridge over a picturesque lily pond lies one of London?s most romantic Thai restaurants.NobuOne of Londons most fashionable restaurants, located over two floors. Nobu provides an imaginative fusion of excellent Japanese and South American cuisine in a relaxing and stylish setting.SakenohanaThe restaurant is spread over two floors, with a sushi bar downstairs and a resto and bar upstairs. Expect traditional raised platform seating and plenty of raw Japanese timber. The food is a modern take on rustic Japanese, using seasonal ingredients.Theo Randall RestaurantThe menu is made up of simple rustic dishes - unfussy yet utterly delicious, a million miles away from the complicated fancy fare you would normally expect to eat in Park Lane.Cambio de TercioInspired by the large variety and richness of Spanish traditional cuisine, they have found a new way of working. Shorter cooking times, more delicate sauses and beautiful presentation, gives its cuisine a personal touch.SafThe restaurant uses eco-friendly products as well as working directly with local suppliers to source our products. They are able to provide a standard of cuisine that is free from artificially processed ingredients.Christophers American GrillChristopher's American Bar & Grill serves classic dishes from all over the United States with steaks its speciality. Situated in a Grade II listed Victorian building, this Covent Garden restaurant is something of an institution.RulesFamous for its game, most of which comes from John Mayhew's estate in Northern England, Rules also shows a mastery of other English dishes, both traditional and modern.It serves traditional British food, specialising in classic game cookery, oysters, piesAutomatAutomat is an American Brasserie that draws on those facets of New York's cultural and social life so beloved by Londoners, presenting a brand new venue for relaxed, stylish dining.Locanda LocatelliGiorgio Locatelli?s Michelin-starred Italian restaurant is one of the most talked-about in town. The smart glass, wood and dim lighting make dining at Locanda Locatelli a truly sophisticated experience.ZumaThe restaurant has a sophisticated twist on the traditional Japanese style of informal eating and drinking. The menu contains both traditional as well as the lastest evolution of Japanese cuisine.

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