Holborn Hotels

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Hotel Name	Area	Distance	Star Rating	Total Price
Citadines Aparthotel Holborn	Holborn	0.1 Mi.	3	£125.00
Chancery Lane Hotel	Holborn	0.2 Mi.	4	£140.00
One Aldwych Hotel	Covent Garden	0.3 Mi.	5	£293.75
Grange Holborn Hotel	Holborn	0.3 Mi.	5	£118.00
The Kingsley	Bloomsbury	0.3 Mi.	4	£186.83
Fielding Hotel	Covent Garden	0.3 Mi.	3	£135.15
Waverley House Hotel	Bloomsbury	0.4 Mi.	3	£99.00
Thistle Bloomsbury Park	Bloomsbury	0.4 Mi.	3	£128.08
Hotel Russell	Bloomsbury	0.5 Mi.	4	£92.82
Radisson Edwardian Bloomsbury Street	Bloomsbury	0.5 Mi.	4	£186.82
Goodenough Club	Russell Square	0.6 Mi.	4	£150.00
St Martins Lane Hotel	Covent Garden / The Strand	0.6 Mi.	5	£240.88
Academy Town House Hotel	Bloomsbury	0.7 Mi.	4	£111.63
Zetter Hotel	Clerkenwell	0.7 Mi.	4	£162.00
myhotel Bloomsbury	Bedford Square	0.7 Mi.	4	£163.33
Grange St Pauls Hotel	Westminster	0.8 Mi.	4	£141.00
Malmaison Hotel	Clerkenwell	0.8 Mi.	3	£195.00
Arriva Hotel	Euston	0.8 Mi.	2	£99.00
Thistle Piccadilly	Piccadilly	0.8 Mi.	3	£139.83
The Royal Horseguards	Charing Cross	0.8 Mi.	5	£233.83
Mentone	Bloomsbury	0.8 Mi.	2	£72.00
The Rathbone Hotel	Soho	0.8 Mi.	4	£176.25
Garth Hotel	Bloomsbury	0.8 Mi.	2	£64.00
The Royal Trafalgar Hotel	Trafalgar Square	0.8 Mi.	4	£186.83
Citadines Aparthotel Trafalgar Square	Trafalgar Square	0.8 Mi.	3	£105.75
Wellington	Waterloo	0.9 Mi.	3	£93.95
Citadines ApartHotel Barbican	Barbican	0.9 Mi.	3	£110.00
Ambassador Hotel Bloomsbury	Bloomsbury	0.9 Mi.	4	£149.00
Comfort Inn Kings Cross	Kings Cross	0.9 Mi.	4	£125.00
Jesmond Dene Hotel	Kings Cross St. Pancras	0.9 Mi.	3	£120.00
Sanderson Hotel	Soho	0.9 Mi.	5	£276.13
Express by Holiday Inn Southwark	Southwark	1 Mi.	3	£69.00
Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel	Piccadilly Circus	1 Mi.	5	£222.08

Holborn

Pronounced 'hoe bern', this area is home to the distinctive Inns of Court: historic and beautiful sets of buildings where barristers have resided since the 13th century. A walk through one of these Inns is often like stepping back in time, especially if you happen upon a barrister in his obligatory eighteenth century court attire. The 12th century Temple Church is well worth a look as is the fascinating and under visited Sir John Soane's Museum in Lincoln's Inn with its eccentric collections of paraphernalia. Even more bizarre is the Hunterian Museum in the Royal College of Surgeons. Here you'll find pickled exhibits of human remains, skeletons of midgets and giants, the examination couch used by Lister (who discovered antiseptic), and even human teeth from the battlefield of Waterloo.