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"Beautiful hotel with friendly staff. Close to shops and restaurants- Covent garden. Highly recommend it for London visitors. I look forward to staying at the hotel again on my next stop in London. "

"Heart of Knightsbridge across the street from 3 major museums, V&A, Natural History and Museum of Science. 30 minute walk to Buckingham Palace. Harrods just a ten minute walk. Great variety of excellent restaurants and pubs also a 5, 10, 15 minute walk from the hotel. Room rate included a full English breakfast buffet style. Room itself was quiet and comfortable. "

"Beautiful hotel, staff very friendly, great location and the breakfast was fantastic "

"Great location with nuce views either to the marina or the Tower Bridge. Easy access to the Underground. Friendly cleaning staff. It's quiet at night for good sleep."

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"Staff were very friendly and helpful. Rooms were very clean."

"The Strand Palace Hotel is a very nice hotel in a great location along the Strand - within walking distance to the Charing Cross rail station and other places of interest such as the Somerset House. Oddly, they could not link my extra night booking to my original … so I had to check out and back in!"

"Great hotel close to Westminster Abby, the Eye and many other attractions. Easy to catch the Hop on/off bus and some fun restaurants near by."

"We had no issues with this property we loved it, you can walk to Buckingham Palace area and do a couple of tours there and watch the changing of the guard, the underground station is right there by your hotel so you can go anywhere the staff was amazing and the property is an older hotel but it’s beautiful and has a ton of character we have nothing bad to say about this property we stayed in a superior king room and everyday they stocked our mini bar for free do we had plenty options to drink and snacks keep in mind it is an older property but we loved it no issues with our stay we were there 7 days just book it no need to look anywhere else "