Eccleston Square Hotel near Victoria Train

Victoria Station has many popular tourist attractions and activities located nearby such as Buckingham Palace, St. James’s Park and Westminster Abbey while the Apollo Victoria Theatre (home of ‘Wicked’) is a quick 2 minute walk from Victoria Underground Station. Eccleston Square Hotel is only a 5 minutes walk from Victoria Station.

When staying in Central London, it is essential to choose accommodation close to public transports, especially tube stations. Eccleston Square hotel is near Victoria Station, which is a major railway and underground station in Central London. The station is close to popular London areas such as Westminster, Pimlico and Belgravia. Victoria Station is on the District and Circle lines as well as the Victoria line.

Below is the London tube map. Victoria Station connects with the Victoria line (light blue), District Line (green) and Circle Line (yellow).

Victoria Station is also operated by southeastern trains while the Gatwick Express train to Gatwick Airport runs from London Victoria station. It is only a 30-minute train journey on the Gatwick Express from Gatwick Airport to Eccleston Square Hotel.

Attractions near Victoria Station

So when you stay at Eccleston Square Hotel London, you will find yourself in a fantastic Central London location and only a few minutes walk from Victoria Station making all of London City accessible to you during your stay. As well as an excellent location, you will also be treated to luxurious accommodation and ultra-modern technology during your stay here at London’s best boutique tech hotel. Book your stay with us direct on our website today to find the best rates available as well as exclusive offers.

Reviews of our luxury hotel near Victoria Station:

‘Great Location, Lovely Rooms & Excellent Staff’

“Lovely hotel with great breakfasts, convenient location and helpful staff. Spent four nights at The Eccleston Square Hotel and it was lovely to return each day after sightseeing. The tube was within easy walking distance and was accessed nearby.”