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Portland - a Grange Hotel

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Prices for Portland - a Grange Hotel

Single with ensuite bathroom: £163.33 to £198.58(USD272.83)  per room per night, room only
Double with ensuite bathroom: £192.70 to £257.33(USD321.89)  per room per night, room only
 
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About Portland - a Grange Hotel

Set in the remarkable greenery and foliage of Bloomsbury, the Portland hotel is an ideal retreat of hospitality featuring a beautifully restored Georgian townhouse style property. Oxford Street, Covent Garden and the London Eye are moments away with the West End’s attractions, theatres and London’s financial centre on the your doorstep.

Portland - a Grange Hotel Facilities

Children Children welcome
Bookable product facilities Colour television in all bedrooms
Hairdryer in all bedrooms
Internet access
Radio in all bedrooms
Tea & coffee making facilities in all bedrooms
Telephone in all bedrooms
Provider features In town/city centre
Town house
Catering Bar
Serve breakfast
Serve evening meal
Serve lunch
Room service
Caters for vegetarians
Provider facilities Business facilities
Central heating throughout
Coach parties accepted
Garden/patio for guests' use
Separate guests' lounge
Ironing facilities
Laundry service
Lift
Foreign languages spoken
Night porter
Stag/hen parties welcome
Booking and payment details American Express accepted
Delta accepted
Diners Club accepted
JCB accepted
MasterCard accepted
Sterling travellers' cheques accepted
Visa accepted
Target markets Green/environmentally friendly

Portland - a Grange Hotel Address

Address:
31-32 Bedford Place
London
WC1B 5JH
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7580 7088
Fax: +44 (0)20 7436 5282

Location Information for Portland - a Grange Hotel

Address:
31-32 Bedford Place
London
WC1B 5JH
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7580 7088
Fax: +44 (0)20 7436 5282
Public transport: Holborn, London Underground
By Road: Head east on the A1/Falloden Way towards Kingsley Way. Take right into St Johns Way and continue onto the A400/Junction Road, take a slight left at A400/Camden Street and turn left into A4200/Eversholt Street. Take a right at the roundabout/Russell Square and first left into Bedford Place. The hotel is on the right.

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Ranked #265

Traveller Rating:

4.0
Based on 50 reviews

What to Expect:

  • 3.5 Rooms
  • 4.0 Service
  • 4.0 Value
  • 4.5 Cleanliness
  • 3.5 Dining

Recommended for:

  • 3.5 Older travelers
  • 3.1 Young singles
  • 3.0 Families with teenagers
  • 2.6 Families with young children
  • 1.5 An amazing honeymoon

  Latest 5 reviews of Portland - a Grange Hotel

Great hotel, fantastic location, excellent staff

The rooms were quite large for Europe. We had great weather, so the lack of a/c was hardly a problem, the fans were sufficient for us, as we were on the 2nd floor. The first night we were in the...

The rooms were quite large for Europe. We had great weather, so the lack of a/c was hardly a problem, the fans were sufficient for us, as we were on the 2nd floor. The first night we were in the basement next to the trash, until we asked to be moved. All of the staff were extremely friendly and helpful and would print out directions for us every night. The mini kitchen was also great. There's a market down the block so we could store some food and microwave it, so we wouldn't always have to eat out.

 
5.0
4 September 2009
by perlago, Los Angeles
 

Good and Bad!

Just returned from a stay in the Portland Hotel and really have mixed feelings about the experience. The hotel is in a really central position and we were able to walk to all the main sights. The...

Just returned from a stay in the Portland Hotel and really have mixed feelings about the experience. The hotel is in a really central position and we were able to walk to all the main sights. The actual room was big and clean - there were 3 of us sharing and it was fine. There were tea and coffee making facilties but the fridge did not work. We had breafkfast in the adjoining hotel and it was fine. The down side of our experience was the heat and the noise. The weather was lovely but the room was unbearably warm. The hotel fan was useless and did not make any difference to the room - it was very uncomfortable at night. This was made worse by the terribly noisy street. We were in a room at the front of the hotel and the traffic was terribly noisy, so we tried to open windows for air, but had too close them , because of the noise. Not a good experience. If I was staying in the hotel again, I would ensure I asked for a room at the back and I would only stay in cool weather.

 
3.0
6 July 2009
by Babshoney, Northern Ireland
 

A real gem of a find

Visited this hotel with family and had 3 rooms, all of which were well above average size of the usual London city hotel room. One of them also had room for a settee. All rooms have a sink and...

Visited this hotel with family and had 3 rooms, all of which were well above average size of the usual London city hotel room. One of them also had room for a settee. All rooms have a sink and microwave along with the usual drink making facilities. This is useful as the only downside of the hotel is the price of breakfast so if you chose to you can make your own. If you venture round the corner though there is a place to get a buffet cooked breakfast for around £6.

The location is excellent - close enough to walk to the theatres, etc. Tube stations are close by as are shops and bars, etc.

The staff were very welcoming and a nice touch was the free newspapers and magazines in the rooms.

Highly recommend this hotel.

 
5.0
9 March 2009
by Mattsmum, Tamworth, England
 

Neat, tidy and central.

We have just returned from a visit to London and stayed at The Portland for one night. We stayed in the Deluxe Suite (£218 inc VAT) as we are a family of four, and the room was extremely spacious...

We have just returned from a visit to London and stayed at The Portland for one night. We stayed in the Deluxe Suite (£218 inc VAT) as we are a family of four, and the room was extremely spacious and adequate with a King size bed and a sofa bed. The decoration is nothing special, but the hotel is clean, welcoming and homely and situated in a quiet and leafy area close to all amenities. We parked our car in the overnight underground car park literally seconds away at a cost of £25 for 24 hours. Breakfast was to be served at the hotel next door, but we decided to visit a cafe called Onions Sandwich Bar just around the corner as did not relish paying £15 pp for breakfast.

We took a taxi into town in the evening to see a show at a cost of £20, but caught a bus the next day to travel to the London Eye and surrounding sites, but as long as you wear comfortable shoes, everything is within walking distance, the closest being Convent Garden.

All in all, we had a wonderful time and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking a well positioned spot in which to explore London.

 
5.0
22 February 2009
by Famof4Wales, Wales
 

Bargain stay

A lovely hotel in Central London, ten minutes walk from Covent Garden with a number of tube stops around the corner. It's a lovely old London townhouse converted into a hotel - a large reception...

A lovely hotel in Central London, ten minutes walk from Covent Garden with a number of tube stops around the corner.

It's a lovely old London townhouse converted into a hotel - a large reception area with sofa's and newspapers. When we arrived there was a lovely relaxed feel to the place. Check in was quick, within minutes we were in our room.

A large room with a queen sized bed which was very comfy. TV with cable provided as was a fridge and microwave. A kettle with tea and coffee were also most welcome! The bathroom was large with a lovely power shower, ideal for unwinding after trudging around London.

Can't comment on breakfast as we didn't eat it, but from what the receptionist said it meant a short walk to one of the adjoining hotels as there are no kitchen facilities here.

Overall a lovely stay, however we did stay on a sunday evening and had a really good deal. I'm not sure I'd pay the full rate for this hotel bearing in mind the smaller hotels in the vicinity.

 
4.0
2 January 2009
by ell33, south wales
 

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