London Town Hotels plans Paddington hotel

10 July 2007 by
London Town Hotels plans Paddington hotel

London Town Hotels has announced plans to open a £4m boutique hotel in Paddington in west London.

The four-star Paddington Park hotel, which is scheduled to open next spring, will comprise an 85-room property located near Paddington station and Heathrow Express.

The hotel will include a restaurant and hotel bar as well as a fitness centre and business facilities including meeting rooms to accommodate up to 30 people.

Interiors will be designed by Douglas Wallace and feature a contrast of dark woods, open spaces and frosted glass panelling.

Rooms will feature large LCD flat-screen televisions, as well as Wi-Fi access and on-demand movies.

Koolesh Shah, managing director of London Town Hotels, said: "Consumers are becoming more sophisticated and are looking for a unique aesthetic experience with attentive service, individual style and the personal touch.

"We aim to capture the imagination of our guests and offer them all of this in a great location."

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By Kerstin Kühn

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