Cheap hotel rooms at the Mayfair Inter-Continental Hotel in London

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Located at the Piccadilly end of Mayfair, this hotel is 1 block from Green Park and 1 half-mile from Trafalgar Square.
Each of the 289 guestrooms has down pillows, Continental teak furniture, and marble-clad bathrooms.
Built in 1927, this seven-story hotel features a fitness center with gym and pool, and its own theater.

Superior queen - One queen or two twin beds, with down pillows. Bathrooms are clad in floor-to-ceiling marble tiles in shades of salmon pink, green, or white, and have shaving/make-up mirrors and heated towel racks.
Business room - Larger than superior rooms, with extra-large desks equipped with dual-voltage UK-, U.S.-, or European-style electrical sockets, fax/copier/printer units, marble-and-brass desk lamps, and adjustable leather office chairs. One king or two twin beds, with down pillows. Bathrooms are clad in floor-to-ceiling marble tiles in shades of salmon pink, green, or white, and have shaving/make-up mirrors and heated towel racks.

What to expect:

Amenity highlights: One of only two London hotels with its own theater, the May Fair Inter-Continental is also one of the few with its own swimming pool. The air-conditioned fitness center is open around the clock and includes a solarium, changing rooms with saunas, complimentary towels and mineral water.
Insider tip: Mayfair is one of London’s ritziest districts, packed with glamorous hotels, restaurants, and art galleries. Two blocks to the west, Shepherd’s Market offers a pocket of more genuinely local color with street cafés, public houses, and restaurants.

Opus 70 - Mediterranean meets the Orient in this eclectic restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Colorful décor features Italian-style stone arches, tiled floor, and Venetian blinds. Every table has a bonsai tree in a delicate Japanese dish. The sophisticated menu of international cuisine spotlights a variety of grilled meats and fish.
Chateau Bar - An teak-paneled cocktail bar with leather chairs, a grand piano and atmosphere galore. The Chateau has long been a favorite of celebrities—Bob Hope spent his ninetieth birthday here—and the walls are filled with photos of distinguished patrons.
The May Fair Bar - In the style of an English public house, with burgundy walls, a mahogany bar, and TVs showing all-day news and sports, the May Fair Bar is popular with local executives, who congregate here at lunchtime and after work.

Tax is not included in the price but will be added at the time of payment.
Breakfast is not included in the rate but may be purchased at an additional cost.
Rates are based on one to two adults per room. Extra person charges may apply, depending on hotel policy.
There are no room charges for one child 19 or younger occupying the same room as their parents.
Rollaway beds and cribs may be available and fees may apply; both should be requested at the time of booking.
Upon check-in, photo identification and credit card or cash deposit is required for incidental charges.
All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in.
Check-in time is 2 PM
Check-out time is Noon
Pets not allowed

In city center
In historical district
Green Park - 1 block
Green Park Underground (subway) - 1 block
Piccadilly Circus - 5 blocks
Buckingham Palace - 5 blocks
Covent Garden - 1 mile
Harrods Department Store - 0.5 miles
London Heathrow Airport (LHR): Approximate driving time is 40 minutes and distance is 28 miles.
London Gatwick Airport (LGW): Approximate driving time is 50 minutes and distance is 52 miles.
The May Fair Inter-Continental is located in the Mayfair district. Express trains serve both airports into the center of London, for transfers to taxis or the Underground (subway). The closest Underground station is at Green Park, 1 block from the hotel. Taxis are best hailed with the assistance of the concierge.
Although there are parking facilities nearby, there are heavy fines for drivers who forget to pay new tolls for driving into central London. Traffic is difficult even for the seasoned driver. Best bet: taxis or the Underground.