About Us

Enjoy the cosy charm of a delightfully hospitable bed and breakfast hotel of Georgian Townhouse character in the heart of Central London. Built in the late 18th Century, in the reign of King George III. The hotel offers en-suite rooms that feature many modern comforts such as free wireless broadband internet connection, tea and coffee welcome tray, satellite TV, hairdryer, trouser press, free self service laundry and rooms with air-conditioning. A superb English, Mediterranean or vegetarian ... Morebreakfast and a promotional 3-course dinner at less than half price for £6.90 only is also served in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Situated in a prime location; close to central London's diverse scenes and activities and near to London's most famous sites such as Oxford Street, Hyde Park, Kensington, Piccadilly Circus and theatre shows of London West End. There are a large selection of traditional English pubs and foreign restaurants in the neighbourhood that offer a variety of indigenous cuisines. The hotel is located at the heart of the London busunderground transportation system and on the major airport express bus routes and therefore conveniently reached by overseas travellers. The hotel is recommended by many reputable guidebooks such as, Time Out, Rough Guide, Fodors, Hachette for our warm, welcoming and excellent service, central location, and competitive tariff. For the last four out five years, Lincoln House Hotel has been awarded the first prize for the most outstanding floral displays in City of Westminster Council. Whether or not you are on business, on a family holiday, shopping, exploring London nightlife or in Central London for a short break, you will find the accommodation and staff services at the Lincoln House Hotel most welcoming. Less

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