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Crowne Plaza London St James
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 86% off from £87
45-51 Buckingham Gate London , SW1E 6AF | 5 minutes walkin Westminster
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

Grange Rochester Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 66% off from £85
69 Vincent Square, SW1P 2PA | 9 minutes walkin Westminster
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: 62% off from £129
39 Buckingham Palace Road London , SW1W0PS | 10 minutes walkin Westminster
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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Hotels in Westminster

The area of Westminster is dominated by the business of government, and the great symbols of British greatness. The Houses of Parliament, with its mighty bell Big Ben that can be heard throughout Central London chiming the hours, is a far more imposing building than Buckingham Palace, reflecting the power of the oldest elected government in the world. In the early twentieth century more than a quarter of the earth’s population was directly ruled from Westminster, and the imposing statuary and huge ministries of Whitehall reflect this legacy. At the top of Whitehall, Trafalgar Square and Nelson’s Column are considered the heart of the nation - and a large proportion of hotels are concentrated here - while British monarchs have been crowned in the imposing Gothic edifice of Westminster Abbey since 1066. The National Gallery is the repository of Britain’s best international art collection while Tate Britain, in the attractive riverside area of Millbank, has the best permanent exhibition of British Art in the world. More