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Thistle Piccadilly hotel

With its authentic Victorian exterior, Thistle Piccadilly is one of the few Leicester Square hotels which fits right in among its genteel neighbours on one of London’s most famous streets. Fortnum & Mason, the Royal Academy, Hatchards (Britain’s oldest bookshop) and the boutiques of the Burlington Arcade are all within a short stroll, as is the quintessential London landmark, Piccadilly Circus.

Thistle Piccadilly

A Thistle Hotel near Leicester Square in London

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We have 92 bedrooms, including Premier Executive rooms. Unfortunately we don't have any dedicated meeting rooms at Thistle Piccadilly, but other Thistle hotels in London will be pleased to accommodate you.

There’s NCP car parking nearby at an additional charge if you bring the car – but with Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, the West End theatres, Covent Garden, and Oxford and Regent Streets, Soho all within easy walking distance, you don’t really need one.

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Thistle Piccadilly at a glance:

• Quiet and refined, yet just a stone’s-throw from Piccadilly Circus, and is a short walk away from Soho & Covent Garden
• 92 bedrooms
• Meeting and event rooms available at other Thistle hotels nearby

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