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Hilton Doubletree Hotel Westminster
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Club Rooms: 71% off from £124
30 John Islip Street, SW1P 4DD | 8 minutes walkfrom Jewel Tower
Leave the laptop at home - every room at this hotel comes with its own Apple iMac. Across the river from the MI5 building, it's a More

Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Room - Atrium Facings: 66% off from £134
Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7UT | 11 minutes walkfrom Jewel Tower
The Park Plaza Westminster Bridge is a modern, design-led hotel a short walk from some of the city's most iconic attractions, such as Big Ben and More

Crowne Plaza London St James
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 86% off from £87
45-51 Buckingham Gate London , SW1E 6AF | 11 minutes walkfrom Jewel Tower
When it was built in 1897, this gloriously luxurious hotel was the London home for visiting aristocrats from throughout the world. Now, with its location in More

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Hotels near Jewel Tower

Across the road from the imposing Houses of Parliament, this simple, three-storey, 14th century tower often gets overlooked on the tourist trail. One of only two buildings forming part of the Palace of Westminster to survive the fire of 1834, the Jewel Tower boasts a stunning, untouched 14th century ribbed vault that more than warrants the trip across the road from the main Westminster parliament buildings. Built in 1365, the tower - also known as the King's Privy Wardrobe - was used by King Edward III to store his treasures and wardrobe. Remains of the original moat and medieval quay designed to secure the building can still be seen today. Items on display now include the Speaker's robes from the collection of the Houses of Parliament and an interactive touch-screen computer providing a virtual reality tour of the history of both Houses of Parliament.Best for:14th century vaulted ceiling, medieval remains and ruins.