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St Ermins Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 54% off from £160
2 Caxton Street, SW1H 0QW | 8 minutes walk from Jewel Tower
A listed Victorian building, this hotel has kept the old English charm beautifully intact while offering guests comfortable rooms and efficient Italian service. It’s located in More

Grange Rochester Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 66% off from £85
69 Vincent Square, SW1P 2PA | 12 minutes walk from Jewel Tower
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

The Rubens at the Palace
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 63% off from £129
39 Buckingham Palace Road London , SW1W0PS | 17 minutes walk from Jewel Tower
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

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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.