Aspen Apartments

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BASPEN

Central London apartments in an ideal, pleasant location overlooking the peaceful Sussex Gardens, the Talbot Square and some of the beautiful views of London. Convenient for all major sights, museums and theatres. Close to all shopping districts; Oxford Street and Piccadilly Circus. Daily serviced, newly built and refurbished suites ranging from Studio, one bedroom and two bedroom apartments. Extra guests can be accommodated on most of the apartments with an extra charge. Clean, comfortable, well designed and decorated suites with fully fitted kitchens, en-suite shower and W.C. All suites have colour TV, radio, dvd player, ironing facilities, central heating, direct-dial telephone, hair dryer and free internet connection points. Baby cot and high chair available on request and free of charge. Lift to all floors. Free luggage room facility. Ideally situated: 2 minutes from Paddington mainline and underground & Lancaster Gate Stations, Airbus and Heathrow Express. Direct train to Waterloo International: Bakerloo line to Paddington. Car parking by arrangement. Facilities:*Open 24 hours each day*Seven days maid service.*All apartments are serviced daily and are equipped with Tea/Coffee making facilities, central heating, internet connection points, dvd player and dvd films, hair dryer and ironing facilities. *Baby cot and high chair available on request and free of charge. English breakfast served in our dining room during breakfast time with an extra charge.*Extra guests can be accommodated on most of the apartments with an additional charge. *Lift to all floors. Free luggage room facility. Local Attractions include:Buckingham PalaceChina TownCovent GardenLondon DungeonsLondon EyeLondon PlanetariumLondon ZooMadame Tussaud'sLondon Museums and Galleries:British MuseumImperial War MuseumLondon Transport MuseumMuseum of LondonNational GalleryNational Maritime MuseumNatural History MuseumScience MuseumTateTate ModernTheatre MuseumVictoria and Albert MuseumShopping:Fortnum and MasonHamleysHarrodsHarvey NicholsLiberty