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Location

Situated on the South Bank of the River Thames and adjacent to County Hall, Park Plaza County Hall London is a short walk from many of the city’s top attractions, including the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey.

Nearby Stations

  • Underground stations – Waterloo (Jubilee, Bakerloo, Northern and Waterloo & City lines), Westminster (Jubilee, District & Circle Line)
  • Overground stations – Vauxhall and Waterloo (South Western Railway)
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Parking

Limited parking is available onsite on a first come first served basis. Parking is chargeable for 24 hours at £50. Parking is controlled by automated number plate recognition and is open to guests staying at the hotel only. Guests must register their vehicle and pay at the reception desk upon check-in. No long wheel base parking available.

It is the responsibility of the car owner to pay the congestion charge, not the Hotel or Valet Parking.

Please note:
The Hotel is within the London Congestion Charge Area.
Pre-booking and pre-payment is strongly advisable to avoid disappointment.

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