Set in the heart of London?s West End, Le Méridien Piccadilly complements the hotel?s vibrant cultural and architectural surroundings.... more »
Set in the heart of London?s West End, Le Méridien Piccadilly complements the hotel?s vibrant cultural and architectural surroundings. After the Restoration of the English monarchy in 1660, Piccadilly emerged as one of the most fashionable locales in London, a designation it holds today. The hotel?s many amenities include meeting facilities and banqueting suites, the Piccadilly Health Club, a Jacuzzi, and one of London?s largest indoor swimming pools. The time-honoured English tradition of afternoon tea takes place at the Oak Room Lounge, and the Terrace Restaurant and Bar serves gourmet international cuisine.London?s cultural attractions are just minutes away from the hotel, including Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, and Covent Garden.
Starwood
Le Meridien Piccadilly is a five star luxury hotel situated right in the heart of London's West End making it an ideal location for both business and leisure guests. The hotel stands proudly yards from the world famous Piccadilly Circus, and a stroll away from attractions such as Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar square (newly pedestrianised). The Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel London offers 266 luxurious guestrooms on nine floors, all with en-Suite bathroom with shower over bath, air conditioning, bathrobe, toiletries, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, minibar, trouser press and remote control colour television with cable channels, pay TV, Sony Playstation, and fax machine which can be used as a printer, and many have unsurpassed views over London's West End. Elegance, comfort and technology are the key words in the newly refurbished deluxe bedrooms and suites. The facilities and service at Le Meridien Piccadilly are dedicated to meeting customer needs. Consequently many innovative enhancements have been introduced to redefine the high standards of five star hospitality. The newly refurbished Terrace Restaurant with its glass atrium offers a taste of contemporary cuisine. The Burlington Bar has a distinctive British cocktail bar ambience and is complemented by the new Mezzanine Lounge and traditional Cigar Club, which opened in 1999. The new and flexible conference and banqueting suites, completed in autumn 2000 are perfect for business and family occasions. The hotel also offers the famous 'Champneys' health and beauty club with 40,000 square feet of marbled tranquillity, with a gracious swimming pool, squash courts, dance studio and multi gym, sauna, steam, relaxation and a range of treatment rooms. Residential guests at Le Meridien Piccadilly enjoy complimentary membership throughout their stay.
Orbitz
Located in the heart of the city on Piccadilly. The rooms are modern lbut luxurious and well equipped with everything you could need. Le Meridien Piccadilly has two restaurants: the Oak Room, or the Terrace Garden, a brasserie-style restaurant. The Oak Room Lounge also serves Afternoon Tea, which is well worth trying. There is also complimentary access to a Health Club with indoor swimming pool a mere 3-minute walk away from the hotel. The staff are polite and efficient.
skoosh.com
Location. The historic Le Meridien Piccadilly hotel is located on Piccadilly in the West End of London, England. Piccadilly Circus is two blocks from the hotel and Buckingham Palace is half a mile away. The shops of Piccadilly, such as Fortnum and Mason, are a short walk, and Covent Garden is half a mile away. St James's Park and Green Park are both within five blocks. Piccadilly Circus Tube station is two blocks away. Hotel Features. The Le Meridien Piccadilly hotel was built in 1909, and its lobby features pale marble floors, original artworks and ash furniture. The lobby features glass domes, and fan-shaped windows looking onto Piccadilly. The Terrace Restaurant and Bar is spread over two floors with an alfresco summer terrace overlooking Piccadilly. The restaurant has vaulted glass ceilings and neoclassical columns, and serves modern French cuisine. The marble-floored bar has a grand piano. The Oak Room bar retains Edwardian features such as oak panelling, Rococo carvings and large chandeliers, and is popular for afternoon tea. With its leather chairs and mahogany panelling, the Burlington Bar is a clubby venue for cocktails. The hotel has a business centre, conference facilities and wireless Internet access (surcharge). The onsite Piccadilly Health Club has one of London's biggest indoor hotel pools. It also has hi-tech fitness machines, a squash court, jetted tub and steam room. Guestrooms. The Le Meridien Piccadilly hotel's 266 air-conditioned guestrooms have either contemporary or Edwardian-style decor. They feature high-speed Internet connections (surcharge), video games consoles (surcharge), satellite television, minibars and refrigerators. The polished- sandstone bathrooms have tub/shower combinations and bathrobes. Expert Tip. Jermyn Street and Savile Row, both within two blocks of the hotel, are home to traditional English shirt-makers and tailors.
ReserveTravel
We so regret not researching reviews of this “4-star” hotel before booking. The reasons we chose it were the alleged wonderful pool, Jacuzzi and great location. Turns out the only great thing was the location.
46 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
While the location is good, it is expensive and over rated! The rooms are nasty and are in need of a major remodel! The service is terrible! The concierge could not find his rear, if it was not attached! Doorman is nice, but has no clue where anything is located! Watch for pick pockets on weekends and at night!
The service, staff and room accomodation were all excellent. The room had the euro shower with 5 shower heads and the bed was very comforatble. I had to search for the hair dryer which was attached to an inside drawer in the desk and this was a...
The location is the only thing perfact
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Posted Oct 06, 2006
Okay
The location is the only thing perfact about this hotel.this is by far the worst.This should be 2 or 3 star.Food and service is OK, front staff can be rude.
Le Meridien Piccadilly is a Poor Value
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Posted Sep 07, 2006
Mediocre
I called the week before we left just to make sure our reservations were OK and they had us down for a standard instead of deluxe room. They said they would correct the problem (thank God I called to check!). When we arrived the room they had for...
Don't be fooled by the 4 or 5 star rating
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Posted Aug 19, 2006
Mediocre
I called the week before we left and they had us down for a standard instead of deluxe room. They said they would correct the problem (thank God I called to check!). When we arrived the room they had for us on the fifth floor was not ready and we...
WORST HOTEL IN LONDON - MERIDIEN LONDON
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Posted May 05, 2006
Horrible
Dear Traveler, Please trust us when we say that this was the worst hotel we've ever stayed in during our global travels and living abroad! My husband, I and 12 yr. old stayed at the Intercontinental Hotel in London for 2.5 weeks while we relocated...
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