Business travelers will also enjoy staying at Park Plaza Westminster
Bridge, as its central location places it near several major
corporations such as Shell, IBM, and Ernst & Young. People who are
traveling for fun rather than work may be overwhelmed by their options.
Political and historical wonks will relish their proximity to
Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament.
Your Walking Shoes Will Serve You Well
Walking distance is the central theme of a stay at Park Plaza
Westminster Bridge. Innumerable options are but a few steps away. If you
want to catch a play, you have your choice of either Old Vic Theatre or
Young Vic Theatre, depending on how old you feel at the moment. The
London Aquarium is another touristy choice. It utilizes its waterfront
location to display one of the largest collections of marine life in the
Western Hemisphere.
Museum buffs will have their pick of the Florence Nightingale Museum,
the Imperial War Museum, and the London Film Museum. Film fans can also
visit the nearby British Film Institute. Also within walking distance is
the London Dungeon, which recreates events from the lives of various
English celebrities. Alternately, if you simply want to have a spot of
fun, the London Eye is only three minutes away.
More classically inclined travelers should visit the National Theatre,
which hosts some of the finest shows in Western Europe. Alternately, the
Royal Festival Hall is a music lover’s dream. In addition to featuring
concerts and poetry readings, it is also home to the world famous London
Philharmonic Orchestra. You will never run out of entertainment options
while staying at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge.
Have a Spa Day Or a Sweat Day
The hotel amenities are exceptional. The Mandara Spa is the perfect
choice for the weary traveler. Treat yourself to Elemis Face & Body
Therapies and/or Bliss Nails & Waxing. Alternately, push yourself
harder at the fitness center, which features a 15-meter swimming pool
plus 24-hour gymnasium.
The Executive Lounge is available to all patrons for a cost of £33 per
room for single occupancy or £50 per room for double occupancy plus £20
per additional adult. Hungry guests will be sated by the three
restaurants onsite. There is also a bar and a coffee bar to quench one’s
thirst.
Guest rooms include cable television, a work desk, and free Wi-Fi.
Those who desire a more unique experience should consider a Penthouse,
which both include a view of Big Ben and The London Eye.
Bottom Line
Compared to the Hilton London Metropole, the Park Plaza Westminster
Bridge is slightly more expensive. The savvy consumer gets a lot more
for their money due to the location and onsite amenities, though.
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