Edward Lear Hotel | Accommodation Marble Arch, West London, Greater London

Edward Lear Hotel Edward Lear Hotel 30 Seymour St., Marble Arch W1H 7JB Rates Last Updated: 12 May 2005 Administrator's Login Awards   Registered with the English Tourist Board   Accommodation Type Bed and Breakfast, Hotels   Accepted Cards

A very Central London location, perfect for visitors. Almost on Oxford Street, London’s main shopping street, and with Hyde Park just a 5-minute walk away. Within easy walking distance of the West End theatres and sights. Very reasonable prices that include full English breakfasts and tax. Friendly, relaxed atmosphere and staff in this unpretentious hotel. As an extra benefit for guests the hotel now has a computer in one of the guest lounges with FREE email access for guests to keep in touch with friends and family while away from home. The hotel is a former town-house typical of those once occupied by London’s wealthy elite and is the former home of the famous Victorian artist Edward Lear who once taught Queen Victoria. He’s now most famous, however, for writing “nonsense verse” and his best-known poem is “The Owl and the Pussycat”. The prices quoted include a full English breakfast (eat as much as you want) and tax. Each room has free satellite film and sports channels, tea/coffee, direct-dial phone, etc.

Directions From Heathrow by tube to Marble Arch or by Heathrow Express to Paddington and then a 5-minute taxi ride