Introduction: The Lord Milner
London enjoys a location within one of the most expensive
residential districts within the UK, Belgravia. Indeed just a
street away is Chester Square which is the most expensive street
within the UK and where properties sell for multi million pound
figures. One of the biggest conveniences of this location is that
the major station for both trains and coaches is within walking
distance, Victoria Station. The station is home to the non-stop
service to
Gatwick
Airport, the Gatwick Express. As you would expect in such an
upmarket location, high end shopping is close by with the fashion
shops of Sloane Street and the varied shopping along Kings Road
Chelsea both within 1/3rd of a mile. A little bit further at 1 mile
to the north west is the alternative fashionable amenities and shops
of South Kensington. Many major attractions are close by and some
within walking distance such as the grounds of Buckingham Palace,
the Queens Gallery and Westminster Cathedral within half a mile.
There are 5 theatres within half a mile, Apollo Theatre, Royal Court
Theatre, Theatre Upstairs, Victoria Palace and Westminster Theatre.
0.4 miles to the east on Vauxhall Bridge Road is the Queens Mothers
Sports Centre which includes an indoor swimming pool.
Hotel:
This is a listed Townhouse/Boutique hotel and just 11 rooms
guarantees each guest an intimate experience at the Lord Milner
Hotel.
Each bedroom has an en-suite marble bathroom (bath and shower) and
complimentary broadband internet access. They also all come with a
Mini Bar, Kettle, Coffee/Tea Facilities, Hairdryer, flat screen LCD
TV with Sky channels, sound proofing, direct dial telephone. A
trouser press is available on request. Enjoy a nights sleep on a
2000 sprung bed. Dual voltage power supply is available, with both
UK and US connections.
There is a twice daily maid service. Lift access to each floor.
Breakfast is served to the room. Rooms are no-smoking.
Rooms:
Garden Suite: Large bedroom with four-poster bed and a
seating area around a cozy gas fireplace. Adjoining conservatory
which serves as a lounge, dining room and kitchen. The conservatory
leads onto a paved garden. Has a mini kitchen.
Empire Room: Deluxe Double Room. Four-poster bed and
decorated with paintings. Approximately 28 sq m²
Lord Milner Room: Deluxe Double. Four-poster bed.
Approximately 28 sq m²
Lady Milner Room: Bright deluxe twin/double with a seating
area decorated in creams and gold. Approximately 28 sq m²
Contemporary Room: Spacious deluxe double room decorated in
grey and black with accents of red, with a spacious seating area.
Approximately 28 sq m²
Club Room: Deluxe twin/double with a seating area decorated
in purples and gold. Setup for the business traveller. Approximately
28 sq m²
City Room: Executive double with a contemporary décor.
Approximately 18 m²
Rose Room: Executive double individually decorated.
Approximately 18 sq m²
Plum Room: Executive double individually decorated.
Approximately 18 sq m²
Gold Room: Executive double individually decorated.
Approximately 18 sq m²
Sunset Room: Executive single room decorated in the colours
of an African Sunset.
The front reception can offer safety deposit box facilities.
Luggage storage available. Public areas are non-smoking.
The hotel offers a choice of continental or full breakfast (charges)
which is taken in your bedroom.
Continental isfreshly baked croissant and roll, served with a
selection of honey, marmalades and jams. A selection of cereals and
yoghurt is also included with orange juice and coffee or a choice of
your favourite tea to complement your breakfast.
The full breakfast also includes 2 choices of ham, cheese and boiled
egg.
Please note that children under 12 are not permitted to stay at the
Lord Milner Hotel and there is no disabled access.
Parking: Not onsite.
Room Numbers:
Check-in: 14.00 till 23.00 (2 pm till 11 pm)
Check-out: 07.00 till 11.30
History: The
hotel takes its name from Lord Milner Alfred Milner, 1st Viscount
Milner, KG, GCB, GCMG, PC (born March 23, 1854, died May 13, 1925),
a controversial German-born British statesman and colonial
administrator. Appointed High Commissioner for Southern Africa and
Governor of Cape Colony in 1897.
Dame Edith Evans actress (1888 to 1976) lived here, a blue plaque
signifying this is at the hotels entrance.
0.34 miles