ONE of many Z Hotels in London, the Gloucester Place hotel is fabulously located.
Here is everything you need to know about the hotel.
Where is Z Hotel Gloucester Place?
Split across six converted Georgian townhouses, Z Hotel Gloucester Place is ideally placed between Baker Street and Oxford Street with 114 bedrooms and an onsite 24/7 Z Bar.
What are the rooms like?
Calling the rooms “compact luxury,” each one comes with everything you need for a base to stay such as a hidden underbed drawer to store your suitcase.
This also means huge queen or king beds, Samsung HDTVs and tea and coffee making facilities in the room.
The small bathrooms have large, if not basic showers and come with their own toiletries too.
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If you want to save the cash and don’t need much of a view, there are budget opens that have rooms without a window.
Rooms start from £55 a night. See thezhotels.com.
What is there to eat and drink?
The 24-hour on-site cafe is a godsend for late arrivals if you need a coffee or something stronger.
Breakfast is served there as well with a small but filling collection of pastries, cereals and some more unique hot options such as bacon flatbreads.
If you’re wanting dinner, there are some limited snacks such as pizza and toasties, as well as complimentary cheese and wine hours.
For something more substantial, you’re best exploring outside the hotel.
Thankfully you’re spoilt for choice, with everything from Sri Lankan at Hoppers, as well as Jinkoni’s Japanese cuisine and Alley Cats Pizza nearby.
What else is there to do?
What the hotel makes up for without amenities is its location.
It’s near tube station Baker Street and is a short walk from Oxford Circus if you fancy a shopping spree.
Otherwise London attractions such as Regent’s Park and Madame Tussauds are a short walk away.
Is the hotel family-friendly?
While the hotel doesn’t have any family friendly suites, additional rooms can be booked with close access.
Is there access for guests with disabilities?
Z Hotel Gloucester Place is the only one of their hotels to not be accessible, due to being Grade II listed.
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