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Facilities within the Property

The Omega Hotel offers a 24-hour front desk service and photocopying and fax services are available at Reception. As additional security for you we provide safety deposit boxes and a personal electronic room key card. You have the possibility to park your car for free in the street parking or you can benefit from a 24-hours parking with security watch at a special rate. Breakfast is served in a bright and cheerful dining room. Included in the price is a traditional full English breakfast which comes with all the trimmings.

Property Facilities Summary:
Fax Service	Ironing Equipment
Luggage Storage	Parking
Photocopier

Nearby Facilities

Westminster:(15 minutes by Tube)
The home of Britain's government - the Houses of Parliament, Downing Street, the Cabinet War Rooms, from where Winston Churchill ran the country during the Second World War (now open to the public), and major ministries such as the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Ministry of Defence, Department of Trade and Industry and many more are all here. Westminster which, as the City of Westminster is the size of a moderate city in its own right, is also well known for two major churches - the Roman Catholic Westminster Cathedral and Westminster Abbey. The latter was originally founded by King Edward I and was consecrated a few days after his death on 28th December 1065. His tomb, along with the tombs of many monarchs, nobles and notables - Charles Dickens is one - are to be found here. Monarchs since William the Conqueror, in 1066, has been crowned here, with the exceptions only of Edward V and Edward VIII. The present building replaced the much smaller Norman abbey and was mainly built at the direction of Henry III in the 13th Century. Westminster Abbey is still a church and it's a good idea to check on any services taking place so that you can arrange your visit for a different time.

Royal Albert Hall: (8 minutes walking distance)
Following the success of the Great Exhibition of 1851, the Hall was conceived by Albert, the Prince Consort, as the centrepiece of the proposed development of a range of national institutions - cultural, scientific and academic - that for the first time would be located on a single site. Externally the Italianate facade of the Hall, of red brick and terracotta, is graced by the famous 800ft mosaic frieze. The auditorium is both massive and graceful (its length is 219ft and its width 185ft) and is crowned by a dome (weighing 400 tonnes) that, when raised, was the largest in the world. The Royal Albert Hall, which is located close to South Kensington tube (Circle, District and Piccadilly lines) is now a prime London venue for concerts and musical events of all kinds from the BBC's Promenade Concerts to pop concerts but can also be privately hired, as it was for Andrew Lloyd Webber's 50th birthday extravaganza.
Hyde Park:(5 minutes walking distance) Henry VIII acquired Hyde Park in 1536.The park covers 630 acres, and includes some of London's most well-known tourist spots. At Speaker's Corner, you can hear a wide variety of people from Britain and abroad exercising their right to free speech. The home of Princess Diana - Kensington Palace- stands at the West side of the park. The Serpentine Lake is found in the park.

10 Downing Street:(15 minutes by tube)
One of the best known Streets in London is Downing Street, named after its builder, Sir George Downing, who was a Cromwellian civil servant. No.10 with its famous black front door, the backdrop to many historical announcements made by renowned personalities, has been the official residence of Britains Prime Minister since 1732, when King George 11 presented the property to Sir Robert Walpole, Britains first Prime Minister.Board Games, Enameling, Jewellery, Wooden Toys, Goldsmiths, Doll Houses, Silversmiths, Glassware, Hobo Dolls, Calligraphy, Lace-ware, Mohair Sweaters, Cardigans and Coats, Soft Toys and Dolls, Luxury Bathrobes, Wood Turning, Karum game boards and lots more.

Tower Bridge:(20 minutes by Tube)
One of London's most unusual and exciting exhibitions is situated inside the towers and engine rooms of the bridge. Animatronic characters from the bridge's past guide visitors through a series of audio-visual presentations, which tell the story of this world famous London landmark. You will discover why the bridge was needed, how a design was chosen and how the bridge is raised. The main attraction of The Tower Bridge Experience has to be the spectacular views over London from the high-level Walkways, 140ft above the River Thames. From this unique viewpoint, visitors can see some of London's most well-known buildings, such as the Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral and Canary Wharf. There are also multi-lingual touch-screen computers on both the East and West Walkways, giving visitors more detailed information about the sites in the surrounding area. To add to visitors' enjoyment, there is also a photographic exhibition on the East Walkway, spanning over 100 years of the bridge's history.