International Hall, Bloomsbury, London

Historia

The first Wing (now known as the North Wing) was opened in 1963 by the Indian High Commissioner. The second part of the hall (now known as the West Wing) was opened in 1968 by the then Chancellor of the University of London, HM Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.
The hall underwent a major refurbishment in 2002-2003 with the construction of a new Central Wing and the construction of a new entrance on Lansdowne Terrace and refurbishment of all facilities and rooms. The newly refurbished hall was reopened in December 2003 by the Chancellor of the University of London, HRH the Princess Royal, Princess Anne.

Comida y bebida

Breakfast is included in the room rate and consists of a variety of options, including the traditional full English, 7 days per week, International Hall offer a vegetarian option but can not cater for special dietary requirements.

Breakfast times are: Mon - Fri 08.00 -09.00, Sat & Sun 08.30-09.30

Drinks vending machines are available.

There is a small open-air shopping mall at the end of the street with fashion shops, a supermarket, several restaurants, coffee shops and a fabulous patisserie.

Bloomsbury is packed full of trendy bars, restaurants and cafes. Due to the area`s diversity and culture, you can experience tastes from all around the globe.

Terrenos y jardines

Brunswick Square public park is just opposite International Hall and Russell Square public park is just 1 minutes walk at the end of the street.

Otras instalaciones

Wifi connection is available in each room and the communal areas and the dining room. Connection details for wifi can be obtained from reception.

A squash court is available in the building and can be hired by the hour. Rackets and balls are available at Reception where you can also book the court.