Offering a great base for Oxford Street shopping, the Berkshire Radisson may not boast the largest hotel rooms in London, but guests appreciate its friendly atmosphere and helpful service.
This freshly designed boutique hotel was built in 1900 and has a red brick facade. Public areas are sumptuous, tranquil and bright, with furniture by Phillipe Hurel, handmade bronze planters and white orchids, which help to create a soothing and inviting space for business and leisure travelers alike. A cosy bar area with an open fire adjoins the lobby. The hotel's guest rooms are very small, but in exceptional condition. They are furnished in a country-house style with Chippendale furniture, chintz fabrics and oriental pieces. The bathrooms are also in very good condition and feature Sicilian marble floors. The hotel's award-winning Ascots Restaurant and Bar provides a cool and clubby atmosphere in which diners can enjoy breakfast and dinner. The menu focuses on modern British cuisine with an emphasis on premium seasonal ingredients.
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