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The Elizabeth Hotel is a friendly, privately owned, forty-bedroom establishment, with English character and charm, which offers relatively simple but thoroughly clean, comfortable accommodation and a good English breakfast at moderate prices. Furnishings having been kept as close as possible to those of a London house in the mid nineteenth century, although there have been some changes to the buildings over the years. The two staircases are decorated with hand finished mezzo-tint engravings, etchings and traditional copper plate engravings after Turner, Gainsborough, Reynolds and Landseer. There are also scenes from Shakespeare and in the hotel bedrooms, picturesque views of seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain. see also: Hotel Cranley Comfortable Single, Double, Twin and Family Rooms are available, most with bath and/or shower and W.C. Rooms without private bath, shower or W.C are supplied with good facilities nearby, which can be used at any time. All of our 38 rooms have both central heating and hot and cold water and an internal telephone system is installed throughout the building. A private room can be reserved for meetings and other occasions. The Studio consists of a double bed and foldaway single bed. There is an en-suite bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and open plan dining area. The apartment consists of one twin and one double room; double sofa bed in the lounge. Separate bathroom and fully equipped kitchen. The attractive gardens and a tennis court are available for the use of residents. A well furnished lounge with a colour television, a pleasant breakfast room and a lift are provided for the guests. Full English breakfast is served daily at no extra charge, and for any early departures the Hotel offers a self-service Continental Breakfast. At a local sports centre facilities include an indoor swimming pool. Having established a wide reputation, the Elizabeth Hotel welcomes at moderate prices not only British visitors, but also guests from countries all over the world, a large number of whom are introduced by personal recommendation. |
