Oxford Street London
...Top West End, Shopping in London
Oxford Street has one and a half miles of amazing London
shops and
department stores.
Famous names such as Selfridges, John Lewis and Debenhams line the street.
Most large London departmental stores have in-store restaurants and bars, toilets and baby facilities.
This famous street begins at Marble Arch and stretches to Oxford Circus and then continues down until you reach the junction of Tottenham Court and Charing Cross Road which is just a few yards away from the lively area of Soho.
This area is being re-developed into a new 'gateway' to Oxford Street with a huge injection of over £2 billion which includes a new Crossrail station and a new Tube station at Tottenham Court Road due to finish in 2012.
At the moment you reach Charing Cross Road by walking around Centre Point where there is going to be a public plaza, much wider pavements, more shops and apartments and much improved cycling facilities.
Close to Covent Garden & Bloomsbury...
This is close to the trendy areas of
Covent Garden and
Bloomsbury where the stunning
British Museum is located.
Throughout the year the shops are overflowing with shoppers and the nearby restaurants, cafes, pubs and fruit sellers are a welcome site when you need to recharge your batteries.
Boutiques, Restaurants & Bars...
Don't forget to enjoy the surround street which are full of wonderful shops, bars and restaurants. Just behind
Selfridges is
St Christophers Place which is full of restaurants and cafes and great for
eating out in London.
If you want to discover one of London's many secret shopping centers don't forget to pop into Kingly Court a stunning shopping centre located on three floors in a courtyard conversion behind Carnaby Street on Kingly Street not far from the famous store Liberty of London.
One of the most famous shopping streets in Europe...
Probably one of the busiest shopping streets in Europe and sales times are truly amazing. Those who go early (sometimes the queues start from the previous evening) can pick up really good bargains.
This is one of the most popular areas in London for shopping and there are many lovely restaurants where you can re-charge your batteries. If you haven't been here before it's worth investing in a
map of London so you won't waste any precious time getting lost.
There are four tube stations (subways) on this street starting with Marble Arch (which is close to Park Lane, Edgware Road and Bayswater Road), Bond Street, Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road.
St Giles Hotel
This 3 star hotel is in an ideal location just 2 minutes from Tottenham Court Road tube station. There are 12 floors with Roof Top Executive Rooms.
Buffet Coffee Shop, Il Grasso Restaurant ? Italian, Chikara Restaurant ? Chinese, The Lazy Dog Bar and Hakuba Restaurant ? Japanese. Guests have access to the Central YMCA Health and Fitness Club (nominal charge per visit) and Internet access is also available at a charge.
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4 Star Oxford Street Hotel
Best Western Mostyn Hotel
The hotel is just a 2 minute walk to Marble Arch tube station and the shops of Oxford Street.
The hotel fealtures a fitness center and Free Wi-fi is available in public areas and in the hotel rooms free of charge.
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Radisson Edwardian Berkshire Hotel
The Radisson Edwardian Berkshire Hotel is in a prime location on Oxford Street close to Bond Street tube station.
The hotel comes equipped with free High-Speed Internet, Business Center, Fitness Center, Restaurant and Room Service.
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4 Star Oxford Street Hotel
Park Plaza Sherlock Holmes
Park Plaza Sherlock Holmes is situated on world famous Baker Street just a short walk from Baker Street tube station and a 10minute walk to Oxford Street.
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Rathbone Hotel
Boutique style hotel in the heart of London?s West End within easy walking distance of Oxford Street, Regent Street and Soho.
High-speed wireless internet is available in all guest bedrooms and public
areas and restaurant open daily for breakfast plus an intimate bar serving a wide selection of drinks and coffees.
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4 star London Marriott Marble Arch
The hotel is situated on George Street, just a short walk from Marble Arch and Oxford Street.
Hotel rooms include family rooms to accommodate up to 4 guests. Leisure Club and Swimming pool on site and high speed internet access-charges apply-and laptop size safe.
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4 star Cumberland Hotel
The Cumberland Hotel is located close to Marble Arch and just a few minutes walk from Oxford Street and Park Lane.
The hotel features a gym, 3 bars and the Michelin-starred Gary Rhodes restaurant. Wifi access is available at an additional charge.
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5 star Oxford Street Hotel - Langham London
The Langham London has undergone an £80m restoration and guests can now enjoy 380 luxurious guestrooms and suites, 15 function rooms, and the dazzling Palm Court.
The hotel features State-of-the-art TechnoGym equipment and The Landau restaurant has Albert and Michel Roux Jr working together.
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Sanderson Hotel
This unique luxury hotel in London is in the heart of London's West End just a two minute walk from Oxford Street.
The hotel features a sauna, fitness center, Spa & Wellness Center. Wi-fi is available in the entire hotel and costs GBP 15 per 24 hours.
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The West End of London is also famous for theatre-land where you can see top west end shows. You can book London theatre tickets online for that special treat or city break to London.
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