Originally one of the grand railway-station hotels of the Victorian era that re-opened in the year 2000 as a new modern 5* Deluxe hotel. The hotel is part owned by the designer Terence Conran and all of the furniture and furnishings used in the hotel can be purchased in his store in London. It is a truly impressive property with some of the best restaurants and bars available in the area. (07/06 RP-L)
The hotel's facade is of ornamental red brick, typical of Victorian built hotels.
The lobby is medium in size with a high atrium roof. It has been totally renovated and is decorated with dark woods, pale cream walls and dark brown sofas with modern fake fur throws.
This pleasant luxury hotel is centrally located at the heart of London's financial district, just 10 minutes walk from the Tower of London and the River Thames.
Built in the year 2000, this city hotel comprises 6 floors with a total of 14 single rooms, 191 double rooms and 40 apartments. Guests may make use of the foyer with 24-hour reception desk, a lift, a safe and a currency exchange facility. In addition, there is a cafe, a shop, an a la carte restaurant, a conference room and a public Internet terminal available for use. Room, laundry and medical services round off the facilities on offer.
In the shadow of Liverpool Street Station and The City financial district, this red brick hotel is a 10-minute away from the Tower of Londo. The Great Eastern's four restaurants and three bars range from an informal pub dishing up steak-and-kidney pie to a chic champagne bar serving oysters and caviar. The 267 guestrooms offer high-speed Internet access, ergonomic workstations, CD and DVD players, minibars, and voice mail. NCP Parking is about 10 mins away.
Rates shown are per room per night.
