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The hotel's many amenities include meeting facilities and banqueting suites, the Piccadilly Health Club, a Jacuzzi, and one of London?s largest indoor swimming pools. The time-honoured English tradition of afternoon tea takes place at the Oak Room Lounge. High above Piccadilly, The Terrace Restaurant is one of the roomiest venues in London. With its vented natural sunlight captured in the shadows of the stone pillars, it boasts a blend of old and new world within its classical yet contemporary surroundings. With the bustling West End below, the restaurant offers a relaxed and refined dining experience.
London's cultural attractions are just minutes away from the hotel, including Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, and Covent Garden.
Located on the lower ground floor of the hotel, the Piccadilly Health Club has recently undergone a complete refurbishment and features a state-of-the-art gym, pool, and sauna.
The club brings back the luxuries, equipment and services of old, with all of the modern technological conveniences one would expect from a leading five-star hotel. The club offers full use of the Jacuzzi, steam room, squash court, and cardiovascular equipment ? including the most technologically advanced bicycles, rowing machines and treadmills, free-weights and lifting equipment, and one of London's largest indoor swimming pools.
Le Meridien Piccadilly
Set in the heart of London's West End, Le Méridien Piccadilly complements the hotel's vibrant cultural and architectural surroundings. After the Restoration of the English monarchy in 1660, Piccadilly emerged as one of the most fashionable locales in London, a designation it holds today.The hotel's many amenities include meeting facilities and banqueting suites, the Piccadilly Health Club, a Jacuzzi, and one of London?s largest indoor swimming pools. The time-honoured English tradition of afternoon tea takes place at the Oak Room Lounge. High above Piccadilly, The Terrace Restaurant is one of the roomiest venues in London. With its vented natural sunlight captured in the shadows of the stone pillars, it boasts a blend of old and new world within its classical yet contemporary surroundings. With the bustling West End below, the restaurant offers a relaxed and refined dining experience.
London's cultural attractions are just minutes away from the hotel, including Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, and Covent Garden.
Located on the lower ground floor of the hotel, the Piccadilly Health Club has recently undergone a complete refurbishment and features a state-of-the-art gym, pool, and sauna.
The club brings back the luxuries, equipment and services of old, with all of the modern technological conveniences one would expect from a leading five-star hotel. The club offers full use of the Jacuzzi, steam room, squash court, and cardiovascular equipment ? including the most technologically advanced bicycles, rowing machines and treadmills, free-weights and lifting equipment, and one of London's largest indoor swimming pools.
