Sheriff Inn Hotel

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Sheriff Inn Hotel London

Location. The Sheriff Inn Hotel is located in Central London, England, 500 metres from Victoria underground station. Buckingham Palace, the Tate Britain gallery, the River Thames and the London Eye are all half a mile from the hotel.

Hotel Features. Situated in Westminster, the Sheriff Inn Hotel is a six-storey townhouse B&B. The front desk is open 24 hours a day and offers a safe- deposit box for storing valuables. The hotel offers complimentary city sightseeing map that offers discounted access to some of London's top attractions.

A continental breakfast is served each day at the Sherrif Inn Hotel. There is no restaurant on site but a number of restaurants can be found in the local area.

Guestrooms. The Sheriff Inn Hotel offers 18 guestrooms on six floors. Rooms are decorated in bright, summery shades, with multi-coloured bedspreads, framed prints and modern light-wood furnishings. All guestrooms feature satellite television, coffee and tea- making facilities and bathrooms with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries.

From London Heathrow Airport (LHR):
Distance to Sheriff Inn Hotel is 14 miles, approximately 100 minutes' drive.

Getting there. The airport is on the Piccadilly line of London's Underground. Change at Baron's Court for Victoria. Journey time is about 60 minutes and a one-way ticket will cost 3.60 GBP. Trains depart every 10 minutes. A one-day travel pass costs 6.30 GBP, including travel to Heathrow (in zone 6). Black taxis cost 40 GBP to Sheriff Inn Hotel. Coaches run to London Victoria and the rest of the UK, and the airport is also served by local buses. Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. The London Underground (Tube) and buses are the easiest ways to travel within London. Single tickets are expensive, but an electronic Oyster card offers a cheaper fare. Oyster cards can be purchased from ticket offices for 3 GBP (refundable). Daily or weekly travel passes are the most economical way to travel, and are valid on buses, trams, trains, and DLR, as well as on the Underground. Black taxis are available on the streets, but can be expensive. Driving is not recommended for visitors and a congestion charge zone operates in Central London.