St George's Inn Victoria is, you will not be surprised to learn, located in the London borough of Victoria. It's within walking distance of tourist attractions such as Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, The Houses of Parliament and Trafalgar Square, meaning that sightseeing guests will save money on travelling expenses. The nearest tube stations are Victoria and Pimlico, both less than a 10 minute walk from the hotel. Both tube stations are serviced by the Victoria line and the former also benefits from the services of the Central and District lines, which both provide easy access to the centre and to the rest of the city.
As a budget hotel, facilities are limited but the staff are able to provide wake-up calls. WiFi is also available for all of your business needs or for those who wish to keep in contact with home.
The modest rooms feature a simple decor and have been designed with comfort in mind. All rooms are en-suites and all rooms include a television, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities and WiFi, giving you all of the comforts of home.
As a bed & breakfast style property, breakfast is included with the price of the rooms, but evening meals are not provided. However, there are an array of cafes and restaurants nearby, serving a selection of different international cuisines.
Children are able to stay free provided that they are sharing a bed with a parent or guardian.
Guests arriving by air will find taxis waiting outside all of the city's airports to ferry guests into the city centre. Alternatively the Gatwick Express runs to Victoria Station, which is just a short walk from the hotel. Guests arriving via Heathrow can take the Heathrow express through to Paddington Station, where they can either get a taxi or take the Circle line through to Victoria. Guests arriving by vehicle would do best to make their way to Hyde Park, central London and take the south east exit from Hyde Park onto the A302. Guests should follow the A302 onto Vauxhall Bridge Road and turn right onto Warwick Way and then right again onto Belgrave Road, where the hotel is just a few doors down.
