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Rushmore Hotel, London
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Number of rooms: 22
Location: Kensington and Earls Court
Address: 11 Trebovir Road, London, SW5 9LS United Kingdom
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Rushmore Hotel London Info
Akin to a boutique B&B, this small hotel is high on atmosphere and low on price. Set in an original Edwardian dwelling, the Rushmore Hotel appeals to the romantic within thanks to its thoughtfully-styled interiors and cozy English ambience. Rooms feature warm color schemes and employ drapery and soft bedding, while breakfast in the modern atrium room bathes diners in natural light. Getting to the sights is quick and easy via Earls Court tube station a block away and guests wanting food of an evening need look no further than Earls Court Road, where dozens of pubs and restaurants can be found. Visitors staying in the city center until the wee hours will find a black cab back to the hotel takes no longer than 15 minutes and the Portbello Road Market is just two tube stops away.
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13:00
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