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St Ermins Hotel London
Londres > Hoteles > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Habitación Dobles: 54% de de £160
2 Caxton Street, SW1H 0QW | 10 minutos a pie de Big Ben
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 Más

Grange Rochester Hotel London
Londres > Hoteles > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Habitación Dobles: 66% de de £85
69 Vincent Square, SW1P 2PA | 15 minutos a pie de Big Ben
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 Más

The Royal Trafalgar Hotel
Londres > Hoteles > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Habitación Dobles: 90% de de £97
Whitcomb Street, WC2H 7HG | 16 minutos a pie de Big Ben
Set in between Trafalgar and Leicester Squares and right next to the National Portrait Gallery, the Thistle Trafalgar Square is a modern hotel set in a Más

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Hoteles cerca de Big Ben

Sir Charles Barry sought advice from Benjamin Lewis Vuillamy - clockmaker to the Queen - and Augustus Pugin when it came to designing the clock tower that is affectionately known as Big Ben today. The mock Gothic Clock Tower building attached to the Houses of Parliament has become a familiar and much loved landmark, its great bell chiming on the hour (and every quarter of an hour too) keeping time with Greenwich meantime. The name Big Ben was initially given to the Great Bell which was created at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry and first struck in 1859. The most likely explanation of the name it that it comes from Sir Benjamin Hall, First Commissioner for Works from 1855-1858 whose name is inscribed on the bell. Now the moniker is the accepted name for the whole of the Clock Tower. Weighing in at 13.7 tonnes, at the time of its casting Big Ben was the largest bell in the British Isles and the clock face the second largest in the country (after the Liver Building in Liverpool). UK residents can arrange a tour of Big Ben through their local MP but space is extremely limited and you'll need to book three to six months in advance. Overseas visitors cannot currently visit the tower.