Map & Directions to the Thistle Hotel Westminster

Directions to Thistle Westminster, London

To reach Thistle Westminster by road…

To avoid the Congestion Charge Zone, follow the ring road to Westminster/Victoria. At Hobart Place, continue onto the A3217. Thistle Westminster is located at the junction with the A 3214 (Buckingham Palace Road) on the right-hand side. To programme your sat-nav, please use the postcode SW1W 0QT

If you’re coming to Thistle Westminster by rail…

London Victoria mainline and Underground stations are about five minutes’ walk away. From the station exit, turn left then almost immediately right onto Buckingham Palace Road and follow signs towards the Palace. Thistle Westminster is located on your right; the main entrance is on Bressenden Place. From other London terminals, take the Underground to Victoria (Victoria, District and Circle lines).

To reach Thistle Westminster from the airport…

From London Gatwick, the Gatwick Express runs direct to London Victoria in just 30 minutes, with a train every quarter of an hour. The Heathrow Express runs a similar service into London Paddington from London Heathrow.

Tourist Attractions

Things to see and do from Thistle Westminster, London

At Thistle Westminster, you have many of London’s most famous landmarks just a short walk away, making this a perfect base from which to explore London’s fascinating history, 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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