Hotel in Covent Garden near Bloomsbury-Thistle Bloomsbury Park Hotel

Directions to Bloomsbury Park, London

To reach Bloomsbury Park by road…

From the Euston Road (A501) heading east, turn right at the traffic lights just past Euston Station onto Upper Woburn Place (A4200). Continue past Russell Square into Southampton Row, where you’ll find Bloomsbury Park on the left-hand side. To programme your sat-nav, please use the postcode WC1B 5AD.

If you’re coming to Bloomsbury Park by rail…

London Euston mainline station is about a quarter of a mile from Bloomsbury Park. The nearest Underground station is Russell Square (Piccadilly line). When you leave the station, turn left and walk to the Russell Hotel. Turn left again, and Bloomsbury Park is about 400 yards on your left.

From the London airports…

From London Heathrow, the Heathrow Express runs direct to London Paddington in just 15 minutes (20 from Terminal 5), with a train every quarter of an hour. The Gatwick Express runs a similar service into London Victoria from London Gatwick.

 

Tourist Attractions

Things to see and do from Bloomsbury Park, London

At Bloomsbury Park, you have many of London’s most famous landmarks, including the British Museum, Covent Garden and Regent’s Park all within easy reach. With the hotel close to Russell Square Tube station and Bloomsbury Square, Bloomsbury Park is a perfect base from which to explore London’s literary heritage, superb shopping and other attractions. And at the end of a packed day, all the comforts of our London hotel will be ready and waiting for you.

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