Melia White House

The Melia White House Hotel was built in 1936, at which time it was called The White House Luxury Apartments. The hotel building still retains its architectural heritage and is a great example of late 1930s architecture in London - an eclectic style where contemporary & classic design effortlessly combine. The Melia White House benefits from a prime central London location in a prestigious area in Regent’s Park, and within close proximity of London’s main attractions. Subsequent to a recent refurbishment, guests will now enjoy an even more pleasant and unique experience while staying at the hotel. This 4-star deluxe hotel boasts 2 restaurants, a bar with a terrace, fitness centre and executive lounge. The hotel’s unique location, award-winning food and true passion for service will insure that your stay is a memorable one.

On The Map: London is located in the southwest of England. The city's fantastic transport system, including the Tube (subway), red buses and black taxis, insure you can get around the city quickly and easily.

London is the capital of England, and globally-renowned as one of the world's great cities. London is very diverse - more than 230 languages are spoken, and you'll encounter a great variety of cultures and communities throughout the city. London's history is measured in thousands, not hundreds of years, and the city boasts four World Heritage Sites: The Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey, The Tower of London, Maritime Greenwich and The Royal Botanic Gardens. Beyond these, there is an unending list of interesting attractions and places to explore. You can visit the Queen's official residence at Buckingham Palace and tour the Houses of Parliament, historic home of the UK government. Many of the most famous attractions are free to visit, like the Tate Modern Art Gallery, the National Gallery and the Victoria and Albert Museums. Famous City Landmarks abound, such as Leicester Square, Covent Garden and Piccadilly Circus. London is often cited as Europe's best shopping destination. Oxford Street is the central shopping hub, but quirky markets all over the city, such as in Camden Town are well worth a visit. The River Thames runs through the heart of London, and a river cruise is a great, alternate way to see the city.

Rooms & Amenities

Melia White House boasts a range of rooms over 8 floors. Guestrooms at this historical building and London landmark have been recently refurbished, with your comfort and happiness always in mind.

All Guestrooms Feature:

Complimentary Wi-Fi Internet Access
Flat-Screen Television with Satellite Channels
Tea & Coffee Hospitality Tray
24-Hour Room Service
Direct-Dial Telephone
UK/EU/US Electrical Outlets
Bathroom with Hairdryer and Magnifying Mirror
Air Conditioning

Dining

The Place Restaurant:

The Place Restaurant is the best option for those looking for a natural, healthy and delicious concept. The traditional, Mediterranean-style deli serves a variety of international buffets on a daily basis, for both lunch and dinner. Guests will be spoiled for choice with more than 35 different items to choose from; Spanish meats and cheeses, fresh fish, chicken, steak and paella Valenciana are just some of the delicious produce on offer.

DRY MARTINI by Javier de las Muelas:

Introducing the first Dry Martini by Javier de las Muelas cocktail bar in the UK. With a unique heritage and relaxed atmosphere, this new exclusive venue at the Meliá White House is more than just a bar. You’ll find recreations of classic cocktails alongside a selection of eccentric and signature cocktails, with carefully chosen tapas to accompany. Dry Martini by Javier de las Muelas, is the perfect location for a relaxed afternoon or evening drinks.

Rooms & Amenities

All Guestrooms Feature:

Dining

The Place Restaurant:

DRY MARTINI by Javier de las Muelas:

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