Hotel Millennium Bailey's London

The Hotel Millennium Bailey's London proposes you its 212 rooms. By making your online booking, you will benefit internet discounts.

A stay with us is like having your very own magnificent town house, breaking down the formality of a traditional hotel in an atmosphere that is as refreshing as it is relaxing. Our doors first opened in 1876 as one of the very first purpose built hotels in London and we stayed open through the turn of the century, changes in ownership and even two world wars. One distinctive mark remains ingrained: character. From the moment you enter our stately hall, the authentic Victorian decor envelops you. Warm muted tones combine with glorious dark woods, blending perfectly to create a truly relaxing and enchanting ambience from the elegance of the sculptured wrought iron on the grand staircase through to the detailed craftsmanship of the wooden flooring and cornices. Genuine quality, personality and character are features that cannot be created, merely attained through respect and values. Like our excellent, traditional service, it gets better with time. Exceptional cuisine and a welcoming atmosphere ensure our restaurant achieves this with considerable ease. Whilst most hotel bedrooms are simply a place to sleep, ours are much more. Peaceful and quiet, a retreat from the city bustle, providing the ideal place to muse over your day and at the end of which, you can sleep comfortably in the knowledge that everything has been taken care of. A magnificently restored town house hotel in the heart of Kensington, close to Hyde Park, Kensington Palace and Gardens. Near Londons finest museums- the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Arrival : from 14:00   -   Departure : until 12:00

From 60 GBP

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From London Heathrow follow signs for M4 to Central London. Continue on same road for 15 miles, turn right by Swallow Hotel, then left after 2 blocks. Hotel is located 1/2 mile on the right, at the junction of Courtfield Rd with Gloucester Road.