Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten Hotel in Soho

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The Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten Hotel is situated at the apex of Seven Dials in Covent Garden. The mood is calming, adult and understated, public areas feature silk chenilles, 'leopard' hide chairs, Phillipe Hurel chocolate leather sofas and a collection of framed Japanese artefacts. The hotel's deluxe facilities and prime location makes it the perfect base for both business and leisure travellers.

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The contemporary, modern interior of the 4 deluxe Mountbatten is themed with the life and work of one of Englands true heroes of a bygone era - the distinguished Lord Louis Mountbatten. The 151 air-conditioned bedrooms include stunning suites created by designer Michael Attenborough, which are designed for comfort and pleasure with bespoke furniture, designer fabrics and the latest technology. Larger deluxe rooms include upgraded amenities, such as extra work space and seating area. A host of services are available at this Covent Garden Hotel. Key features include fitness room and complimentary Wireless Internet Access. Add to this a restaurant and bar thats sheer Covent Garden and you have an irresistible combination of comfort and mouth-watering temptations for your stay in the heart of Londons Theatreland. Situated at Seven Dials in the heart of Covent Garden - Dial is an immensely popular meeting place for people that live and work in the area, as well as theatregoers. Dial can be described as cool, chic and sophisticated, with wooden floors and leather chairs. But the service is unfailingly helpful and friendly. The cooking style is contemporary British. Some interesting bar dishes are available if you are in a hurry-and the new signature deserts are mouth-wateringly delicious.

The Radisson Edwardian Mountbatten Hotel is situated at the apex of Seven Dials in Covent Garden. The mood is calming, adult and understated, public areas feature silk chenilles, 'leopard' hide chairs, Phillipe Hurel chocolate leather sofas and a collection of framed Japanese artefacts. The hotel's deluxe facilities and prime location makes it the perfect base for the leisure traveller.

The Mountbatten in Seven Dials has one of the finest hotel locations - and in 'Dial' one of the best hotel bars - in London. Step inside and everything is designed to make you feel special - that means superior service and luxury levels (the Mountbatten has just been subject to a multi-million pound design makeover) but all without pretension. The ambience is calming, adult and understated. Bedrooms feature bespoke cherry wood furniture, Golden silk damask Dixon Turner wallcoverings and Percale cotton bedlinnen. Bathrooms are in Sicilian carrara marble with Jacob Delafon suites. Security is high with CCTV, throughout, and floor access is by room key only. Advanced guest technology includes Bang & Olufson TVs, High speed internet and guest controlled air conditioning. Suites are each unique and glamorous, featuring Pierre Frey 'Toile de Jouy' wall fabrics, Zimmer & Rhodes fabrics and hand painted silks from Noblis Fontan, Bathrooms are by Phillipe Starck.

Built in 1900 and renovated in 2003, the hotel offers a total of 151 rooms spread over 7 floors, which includes 21 single rooms, 122 double rooms and 8 suites. Amongst the facilities count a spacious reception hall with 24-hour reception desk, a currency exchange desk, a cloakroom and a lift. Dining options include a stylish, air-conditioned restaurant, which has a separate non-smoking area. Guests may make use of the hotel's Internet terminal, the WLAN Internet access, the conference rooms and the laundry and room services.

Built in 1900 and Renovated in 2003 the Hotel Offers a Total of 151 Rooms Spread Over 7 Floors Which Includes 21 Single Rooms 122 Double Rooms and 8

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Take Piccadily line to Covent Garden underground station. When leaving the station turn left and walk down Neal Street. At the next junction turn left onto Earlham Street, follow this until you reach Seven Dials and you will see the Mountbatten Hotel situated on the opposite corner. By Car: Enter Monmouth Street from the North End of Shaftesbury Avenue, as Monmouth Street is one way.

Travelling by underground: Leicester Square station (Northern and Piccadilly lines), is a five minute walk from the hotel. For theatre inclusive breaks please check enclosed tickets and show times carefully.