Waterloo Hotel Reservations:       (UK) FreePhone 0800 066 4911       (International) +44 203 026 6805
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Waterloo
Waterloo Hotels

Home to London's busiest rail station, Waterloo offers many of its own attractions and is perfectly positioned in the middle of the city.

What It's Good For

Whilst Waterloo no longer caters for the Eurostar service, it serves by far the highest number of passengers of any London station, serving over 88 million people annually.

Main Attractions

The London Eye, London Aquarium, the Old Vic Theatre. Westminster is just a short walk over Westminster Bridge.

What It's Famous For

The Kinks' 1967 hit 'Waterloo Sunset' mentions Waterloo station on numerous occasions, and is widely claimed to be one of the best songs about London of all time.

Fascinating Fact

After choosing Waterloo as the original location for the Eurostar service, Tony Blair received an angry letter from French Minister Florent Longuepée, who claimed that it would be upsetting for French tourists to be reminded of Napoleon's greatest defeat.

Waterloo Hotels

We've got 31 hotels available near Waterloo on the 28 Jan 2012 for 1 night

The cheapest hotel reservation starts at £53.00, The Bridge Hotel

The closest hotel to Waterloo is Wellington for £80.00

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Hotel Name Distance Star Rating Guest Rating You Save Total Price
Wellington 0.1 Mi.33 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 20%£80.00
London Marriott Hotel County Hall
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0.2 Mi.55 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 55%£210.00
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
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0.2 Mi.44 star hotel 4 star guest ratingSave 60%£166.80
H10 London Waterloo
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0.4 Mi.44 star hotel 4 star guest ratingSave 43%£139.00
The Bridge Hotel0.5 Mi.33 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 33%£53.00
Citadines Aparthotel Trafalgar Square 0.5 Mi.33 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 13%£240.00
Strand Palace Hotel0.7 Mi.33 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 89%£112.00
St Martins Lane Hotel0.8 Mi.55 star hotel 4 star guest ratingSave 47%£310.80
London City Hotel0.9 Mi.33 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 29%£89.00
Radisson Edwardian Hampshire Hotel0.9 Mi.55 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 42%£294.00
Radisson Edwardian Leicester Square
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0.9 Mi.44 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 52%£252.00
St Ermins Hotel0.9 Mi.44 star hotel 3 star guest ratingSave 42%£214.80
Radisson Edwardian Mercer Street
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1 Mi.44 star hotel 4 star guest ratingSave 64%£214.80
Park Plaza County Hall 0.1 Mi.44 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
Days Hotel Waterloo 0.4 Mi.33 star hotel 3 star guest ratingFull
The Royal Horseguards
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0.5 Mi.55 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
The Mad Hatter Hotel0.5 Mi.33 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
Charing Cross 0.6 Mi.44 star hotel 3 star guest ratingFull
The Savoy London
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0.6 Mi.55 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
Novotel London Waterloo 0.6 Mi.44 star hotel 3 star guest ratingFull
Mercure Bankside 0.6 Mi.44 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
The Royal Trafalgar Hotel0.8 Mi.44 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
Sofitel St James London 0.8 Mi.55 star hotel 3 star guest ratingFull
Plaza On The River Hotel0.8 Mi.55 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
The Southwark Rose Hotel0.8 Mi.33 star hotel 3 star guest ratingFull
Novotel London City South 0.8 Mi.44 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
The Sanctuary House Hotel0.8 Mi.33 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
Fielding Hotel
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0.9 Mi.33 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
The Kings Wardrobe Apartments 0.9 Mi.44 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
Grange St Pauls Hotel0.9 Mi.55 star hotel 4 star guest ratingFull
Thistle Piccadilly 1 Mi.33 star hotel 3 star guest ratingFull
More About Waterloo
Home to one of London's principle rail stations, Waterloo was the original choice for the home of the Eurostar service to Northern Europe, before it was moved to St Pancras International in 2007.

The station remains the second busiest (after Gare du Nord in Paris) in Europe, with more platforms than any other London station. It serves south-western destinations such as Basingstoke, Windsor and Portsmouth Harbour.

It is of course associated with the famous Battle of Waterloo in 1815, where first Duke of Wellington Arthur Wellesley helped oversee the defeat of French emperor Napoleon.

Despite the bustling interior of the station, the area immediately surrounding it is actually a rather calm and pleasant place to visit, or even stay in one of the Waterloo hotels available.

The iconic London Eye is found in the Waterloo area, and affords stunning views over the city if you feel like braving the queue.
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