The Strand Hotels

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Hotel Name	Area	Distance	Star Rating	Total Price
One Aldwych Hotel	Covent Garden	0.1 Mi.	5	£293.75
Fielding Hotel	Covent Garden	0.2 Mi.	3	£135.15
St Martins Lane Hotel	Covent Garden / The Strand	0.2 Mi.	5	£240.88
The Royal Horseguards	Charing Cross	0.3 Mi.	5	£233.83
Citadines Aparthotel Trafalgar Square	Trafalgar Square	0.3 Mi.	3	£105.75
The Royal Trafalgar Hotel	Trafalgar Square	0.4 Mi.	4	£186.83
Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street	Bloomsbury	0.5 Mi.	4	£186.82
The Kingsley	Bloomsbury	0.5 Mi.	4	£186.83
Thistle Piccadilly	Piccadilly	0.5 Mi.	3	£139.83
Citadines Aparthotel Holborn	Holborn	0.5 Mi.	3	£125.00
Chancery Lane Hotel	Holborn	0.6 Mi.	4	£140.00
Wellington	Waterloo	0.6 Mi.	3	£93.95
Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel	Piccadilly Circus	0.6 Mi.	5	£222.08
Thistle Bloomsbury Park	Bloomsbury	0.7 Mi.	3	£128.08
Park Plaza County Hall	Waterloo	0.7 Mi.	4	£158.63
myhotel Bloomsbury	Bedford Square	0.7 Mi.	4	£163.33
The Cavendish London	St. James's	0.7 Mi.	4	£175.08
Waverley House Hotel	Bloomsbury	0.7 Mi.	3	£99.00
Academy Town House Hotel	Bloomsbury	0.8 Mi.	4	£111.63
Sanderson Hotel	Soho	0.8 Mi.	5	£276.13
Hotel Russell	Bloomsbury	0.8 Mi.	4	£92.82
The Rathbone Hotel	Soho	0.8 Mi.	4	£176.25
The Sanctuary House Hotel	Westminster	0.9 Mi.	3	£150.00
Express by Holiday Inn Southwark	Southwark	0.9 Mi.	3	£69.00
Dukes Hotel	St James’s	0.9 Mi.	5	£229.13
St James Hotel and Club	St. James's	0.9 Mi.	5	£299.62
Holiday Inn London Mayfair Hotel	Mayfair	0.9 Mi.	3	£193.88
The Stafford Hotel	London	0.9 Mi.	5	£296.10
Browns Hotel	Mayfair	0.9 Mi.	5	£340.75
The Mayfair Hotel	Mayfair	1 Mi.	5	£329.00

The Strand

The Strand is the major thoroughfare that runs east from Trafalgar Square to join Fleet Street which marks the boundary of the City of London. From the 13th century onwards it was lined with the water-side mansions of the aristocracy. Among these great houses were the medieval Savoy Palace, now the site of the Savoy Hotel, and the 16th century Renaissance palace of the Dukes of Somerset, replaced in the 18th century by William Chamber's Somerset House. Today it plays host to a mixture of theatres, hotels, shops and Charing Cross railway station. Being the southern main artery from the City to the West End, it is invariably thronged with vehicles and people, especially when the theatres which abound in the neighbourhood empty of their patrons.