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HOTELS CLOSE TO THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE |
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The stage show is based on Mel Brooks' Oscar-winning classic film of the same name and follows the diminishing career prospects of down-on-his luck theatrical producer Max Bialystock and his nerdy accountant Leo Bloom. |
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The Ambassadors in Bloomsbury is a conference and leisure hotel only minutes from Euston Station, Oxford Street and Theatreland. (Prices from £55.00) |
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The landmark Strand Palace Hotel lies in the heart of Theatreland adjacent to Covent Garden and just a short walk from Trafalger Square. (Prices from £69.00) |
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A true balance of style, statesmanship and high standards in London's West End. The contemporary, modern interior is themed with the life and work of the distinguished Lord Louis Mountbatten. (Prices from £82.50) |
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The Kingsway Hall is a superior 4 star hotel situated in London's Covent Garden, close to the British Museum, Oxford Street and Theatreland. The hotel's 170 luxury air conditioned bedrooms are furnished to the highest of standards and contain an extensive array of facilities. Also available are a fitness centre, whirlpool spa and steam rooms. (Prices from £80.00) |
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Next to the British Museum, close to Covent Garden and Theatreland. The Montague, which overlooks a tranquil garden setting amidst vibrant Bloomsbury. (Prices from £70.97) |
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This is the epitome of English elegance in all its 124 rooms and suites. Tranquil and comfortable it has an air of charm and distinction. You will discover quiet corners and alcoves, wood-panelled lounges and sitting rooms - indeed, it is the ideal way to sit amidst refinement and watch the world go by. This perfect location is where you will find opening nights, premieres and gala nights all just a stroll away. (Prices from £94.50) |
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The Savoy
has always had its own special quality of English individuality
and style. The hotel is perfectly placed for the theatres and
shopping of Covent Garden and close to the city of London. Its
famous riverside frontage overlooks a classic sweep of the Thames. (Prices from £149.00) |
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St Martins Lane has re-invented the hotel experience and reflects the "hotels as theatre" approach that Ian Schrager first created in New York more than 16 years ago. It has become firmly established as the place to stay for numerous celebrities and visitors. The hotel also offers such delights as the vibrant Light Bar and the critically acclaimed Asia de Cubar restaurant. (Prices from £121.50) |
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