Hilton London Paddington

"As one of the grandest Victorian hotels in London, Hilton London Paddington is considered an engineering masterpiece. It is a stylish facility that is a central part of Paddington Station. With four London Underground lines located by the front door, the Hilton London Paddington is one of the best-connected hotels in city. The hotel was built in just 14 months, opening in 1854 as the Great Western Royal Hotel. Originally managed by its engineer, Isambard Kingdom Bruenl, the entire location was eventually placed under the control of the Great Western Railway by the 1930s. After an extensive refurbishment that concluded in 2001, this British treasure reopened as the luxurious Hilton London Paddington. London is one of the world’s leading metropolises, where there is an endless amount of places to discover and explore. Visit Hyde Park, which was established in 1536 by King Henry VIII. Oxford Street is less than a mile from the hotel, and is Europe’s busiest shopping center with around half a million visitors each day. Buckingham Palace is also located at the end of Hyde Park, granting for a wonderful opportunity to gaze upon the marvelous flora of the area. "