Leicester House Hotel, London

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Karl Marx Suite

Max 3 Adults

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Large, top-floor suite with a spacious seating area.Can be extended to include 3 bedrooms across the entire floor.

Double Room

Max 2 Adults

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These air-conditioned rooms feature Wi-Fi, an open-plan bathroom and a flat-screen TV.

Twin Room

Max 2 Adults

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The fireplace is a top feature of this twin room. Featuring free toiletries, this twin room includes a private bathroom with a bath, a shower and a hairdryer. The twin room features air conditioning, soundproof walls, a minibar, a wardrobe, as well as a flat-screen TV with cable channels. The unit has 2 beds.

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About This Property

A monumental hotel on legendary locationLocated on the junction of quintessential Soho and Leicester Square, nestled in three- decade historic building with renovated artisanal interior, Leicester Ho (Read More)use Hotel welcomes London aficionado guests.Our hotel features 11 double, 3 twin rooms and 3 heritage suites including Karl Marx Suite, Johann Strauss Suite and Emille Suite designed for all your needs.Situated in the hearth of city, Leicester House Hotel is just minutes away to many distinguished culture and entertainment venues such as; The National Gallery, Royal Academy of Arts, Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square, Apollo Theatre, Palace Theatre, and etc.The closest underground stations are Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square which are both 3-minutes walking distance.Easy access from Heathrow and Gatwick Airports by underground less than an hour.Leicester House Hotel has witnessed many historical events and hosted popular landmarks during its 300-year history.Karl Marx and his family lived in the hotel for three months in 1850 , and Marx started writing his popular Das Kapital here.Johann Strauss 1st, father of the Waltz dynasty in classical music and composer of the 'Radetzky March' lodged in the building on his first visit to England in April 1838.