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HIGH ROAD BUCKHURST HILL
LONDON, 1G9 5HT ENGLAND
Hotel Front Desk:
44-20-85044450
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Hotel Fax:
44-20-84980011
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Welome to Express By Holiday Inn at London Buckhurst Hill
The hotel is located just 35 minutes by tube from the centre of London yet within 2 miles of the largest public open space in London, Epping Forest.The hotel has high speed wireless internet access in all the bedrooms and public areas. All rooms offer satellite TV, in-room movies, modem points, direct dial phones, tea & coffee making facilities, hairdryer and power showers. A complimentary continental breakfast is included for all guests. There is also a well equipped meeting room which can accommodate up to 20 people.
For people with business in the immediate area or London itself and for travellers looking for a quiet base from which to explore the city or Essex the hotel makes an ideal base. Getting there could not be easier with the M11 motorway J5 just a few miles away and Buckhurst Hill tube station, on the Central Line, virtually on our doorstep. The M11 also gives easy access to London’s Stanstead Airport.
Visitors to the area will enjoy a visit to Epping Forest, the home of the notorious highwayman, Dick Turpin. Today it combines the roles of scenic open space, and wildlife habitat, hosting numerous activities and encompassing many historic buildings.
If you are looking for somewhere to unwind after a long day then you will enjoy a visit to the Toby Carvery situated next to the hotel. After your meal you can sit back and relax in the lounge bar for a chat and a drink.
