London Hotel Would you like to go to London and are therefore looking for a hotel that allies charm and tradition ? Then check out our hotels in London for your weekend break, business trip or vacation. Welcome in swinging London, home of the red busses and phone booths, fine fish'n'chips and the famous «tea time». British phlegm, the hassle of the City and fascinated tourists make for a harmonious mosaic. Hotel Entreprise in London is ideally situated in the cosmopolitan heart of Kensington, within easy access to London's popular West-End theatres. It is also close to museums, fashionable shops as well as the Earls Court Exhibition Centre. Hotel Rasool Court is family-owned and -managed. You will enjoy a personal welcome in the heart of London, where life pulses nonstop ! This typical Victorian hotel looks forward to welcoming you for an enjoyable business or holiday stay in the Earls Court area, part of fashionable Kensington. Both Earls Court Exhibition Centre and Olympia Exhibition Centre as well as the Commonwealth Institute are located nearby. Hotel Rushmore is a small, charming, Victorian town house. Its great location makes it a good bet for vacation and business stays alike, whereas Earls Court Exhibition Centre as well as West End’s historic buildings and cultural attractions are a two-minute walk away. The City may also easily be reached from the hotel. Hotel Wigmore Court is an Edwardian townhouse in the heart of London, close to Selfridges on Oxford Street and all of the capital’s major attractions. A multi-storey car park is adjacent to the hotel. It only takes you 3 clicks to easily reserve our hotels in London on our secure web-site. Or why not call us over the phone +41 21 310 08 84. Our English speaking staff based in Lausanne will be delighted to assist you !

UNESCO World Heritage Sites London offers free admission to 238 cultural sights and boasts a total of four UNESCO World Heritage Sites : Westminster Palace, the Tower of London, Maritime Greenwich as well as the Royal Botanic Gardens, also known as the Kew Gardens. Westminster Palace and Big Ben The British Parliament, composed of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, debates in Westminster Palace. It is located on the north bank of the Thames. Westminster Hall dates back to 1097 and is the oldest part of the palace still in place. One of the main tourist attractions of the Westminster Palace is the clock tower that houses the Big Ben bell. The mammoth complex contains over a thousand rooms where important state ceremonies are held. The Tower of London The Tower of London is one of London’s oldest buildings. Its history has been linked to the British Royal Family for about a thousand years. In the 17th century, James I was the last king that was to live in the Tower. Over the years, several unhappy members of the royal family died here. This is the case for e.g. the Little Princes and deplorable Anne Boleyn who was executed by order of her husband, King Henry VIII. One of the main tourist attractions of the Tower are the British Crown Jewels that are kept here since the 14th century. The London Eye The British Airways London Eye is an absolute must when visiting the British capital. During the 30-minute ride, the world’s largest observation wheel offers its passengers a spectacular view of more than 55 famous London landmarks.