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This well established independently run hotel is close to Earls Court Exhibition Centre, Olympia and the Underground providing a fast link to the West End. The Mayflower has just completed an extensive refurbishment to bring it up to 4 star standard.
With the introduction of a lounge/coffee bar, a smart new reception area and an enhanced breakfast room, guests will feel immediately at home. Each of the 48 rooms, which range from singles to suites, is individually themed, dark polished wooden floors, climate controls and ceiling fans are common to most. Four rooms have balconies. Marble bathrooms come with complimentary toiletries. Secure parking can be arranged.
The studios and apartments are for longer term occupation and come with daily maid service, fully equipped kitchens, bathrooms and entry phone system. We recommend The Mayflower as a homely place with friendly and attentive multi-lingual staff.
The hotel also offers private parking @ £25.00 per night 2pm - 11am.
Open all year.
Rooms: 48
By Road:From M4From West: At the completion of the M4 drive towards Central London and the A4. After going over the Hammersmith Flyover take the first turning right. The AirMalaysia building is on your left. The fourth turning on the right is Trebovir Road. The Mayflower is on your left-hand side.By Public Transport:Earls Court Underground: Turn left out of the stationand pass McDonalds. Take the first left into Trebovir Road and walk down the street to the Mayflower Hotel.
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