London

Nearest station to Volt

ADDRESS

Volt, 17 Hobart Place, Belgravia, London SW1W 0HH

Location map of Volt

Show tube line

Printable map for Volt

Underground Stations

Distance

Victoria Tube Station

Victoria Arcade, London, Victoria, SW1E 5ND

5 mins from Volt

Hyde Park Corner Tube Station

Knightsbridge, London, Belgravia, SW1X 7TA

7 mins from Volt

Sloane Square Tube Station

Sloane Square, London, Belgravia, SW1W 8BB

10 mins from Volt

Mainline Stations

Distance

Victoria Railway Station

Terminus Place, London, Victoria, SW1V 1JU , Underground lines: District, Circle, Victoria

5 mins from Volt

Charing Cross Railway Station

The Strand, London, Covent Garden, WC2 5HS , Underground lines: Bakerloo, Northern

24 mins from Volt

Hotels near Volt

Search hotels near Volt

Search all London hotels

Check-in:

Today

Check-out:

Tomorrow

Nights:

Number of rooms for your stay: - For large group booking at this place, click here

Room 1:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Room 2:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Room 3:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Room 4:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Room 5:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Room 6:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Room 7:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Room 8:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Room 9:

Adults:

Children (2-12 years):

Baby cot (free):

Price guarantee. Pay hotel directly.

The London Borough of Westminster

City of Westminster It is impossible to even begin to capture everything that Westminster - the seat of Britain's government - has to offer. From stately Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament to the raucous Soho nightlife, from the bustle of Oxford Street, to the rolling vistas of the Royal Parks it would take weeks to describe everything to see and do in London's heartland. It also contains some of the best shopping in London, with Covent Garden's bustling market, the boutiques of Soho and Carnaby Street, and the towering department stores around Oxford Circus. As the shops close, London's West End comes alive, with dozens of theatres and music venues, and hundreds of bars and restaurants making sure that this is a borough that never sleeps.