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41 Buckingham Gate, St James, Westminster, London SW1E 6AF

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The Rubens at the Palace
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 63% off from £129
39 Buckingham Palace Road London , SW1W0PS | 6 minutes walk from Quilon
This is as close to Buckingham Palace as you can get. It’s also nearby Victoria station which is not quite as glamorous but very convenient. There More

Grange Rochester Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 66% off from £85
69 Vincent Square, SW1P 2PA | 7 minutes walk from Quilon
The Grange Rochester is situated in Westminster's peaceful Vincent Square, within walking distance of some of London's most notable landmarks. With 80 en-suite rooms spread across More

Thistle Westminster Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 87% off from £76
Buckingham Palace Road, SW1W 0QT | 7 minutes walk from Quilon
Centrally located in Victoria, with its entrance on Bressenden Place, the Thistle Westminster is just a few minutes’ walk away from Victoria Tube and train stations. More

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The first and most important thing to say about this gourmet South Indian restaurant is: try the lobster with mango and ginger. Really, even if you think you hate lobster. This is perhaps the finest Indian dish I have ever tasted, with the rich flavour of the meat matched and complemented by strong, subtly mixed spices. The rest of this south Indian gourmet meal was almost as impressive, with a focus on Keralan seafood distinguishing it from other Indian restaurants. Standout dishes included a strongly-flavoured seafood broth, the Rasam – a spiced-tomato appetiser served hot before all main courses – and a mouthwatering cracked black pepper ice-cream. The food appears less attractive than in many restaurants in this price bracket, betraying its colonial origins in dark-brown colours and no-frills presentation. Still, service is attentive and well-informed and the décor is appealingly calm and free from third world kitsch. In any case, once you’ve tasted that lobster, the look of the place will be the last thing on your mind.