Overlooking the well groomed grasses of Hyde Park, the London Elizabeth Hotel in London, England, is a historic, six floor Victorian hotel converted from three family town houses built in 1850. The hotel sits within walking distance to Oxford Street's famous shops, London's West End entertainment district and Royal Albert Hall.
Centrally located near the Lancaster Gate tube station and Paddington Rail station, the London Elizabeth Hotel is one and a half miles from Buckingham Palace and three miles from London Eye, the largest observational wheel in the world. London Heathrow airport is located 18 miles away.

Guests may sip a "Rose Royale," the London Elizabeth Hotel's very own champagne cocktail, on the Garden Terrace in fine weather or enjoy a drink at the hotel bar. Breakfast is served in the Rose Garden Restaurant that features a hand painted rose garden mural across one wall, along with an ornate rose mirror.

Business guests have use of a private meeting room with complimentary, high speed Internet, which extends to public areas of the hotel. Babysitting can be arranged, along with use of a nearby fitness center. Staff at the 24 hour front desk can assist with sightseeing tours.

The 49 guestrooms at the London Elizabeth Hotel feature floral tones and antique style English furnishings. All guestrooms include private ensuite bathrooms, color televisions, direct dial telephones and individually controlled central heating.