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STG Hotel London Oxford Street 🏛️
August 12, 2026 · UK · City breaks · Budget

STG Hotel London Oxford Street 🏛️

Steps from the British Museum and Dominion Theatre 🎭

Classic Double room
10.8 m² with private bathroom
Add breakfast at booking
Enjoy fresh meals to start the day
Hyde Park
3 km from the hotel
British Museum on foot
Under 200 m from the front door

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Why we love it

The setting

STG Hotel London Oxford Street is about one kilometre from the city centre, on the edge of the West End theatre district, just a few minutes’ walk from Bloomsbury. The surrounding streets are always bustling with shoppers, students, and theatergoers, day and night. Thanks to its proximity to the Tottenham Court Road Tube Underground station, most places in central London are within walking distance or just a few minutes away by Underground.

What to expect

This 3-star city hotel offers convenient amenities that will make your stay in London even more enjoyable. It offers free Wi-Fi, on-site parking (a rarity in this area), a small pool, and a fitness centre. For guests arriving late at night, the bar and restaurant are open, and if you’re tired from exploring the city, you can relax a bit in the table tennis area. The rooms are equipped with a TV, a safe, a wardrobe, a desk, and a shower.

Things to do nearby

The Grosvenor St. Grosvenor St Giles Casino is practically right next door. Just a few steps away is the Dominion Theatre, where you can enjoy the West End’s magnificent musicals. A little further away, just a few minutes’ walk, is the British Museum, which offers free admission, so you can pop in and explore the exhibits at your convenience. Also nearby are the Radha Krishna Temple and the Building Centre. For anyone looking to enjoy a quieter side of central London, both of these places are well worth a visit.

Best for

For couples and friends, this is the perfect starting point for a shopping trip down Oxford Street, a visit to the museums in Bloomsbury, and an evening show in the West End. This accommodation is also highly recommended for solo travellers. All attractions are within walking distance or just one stop away by Underground.

How to get to the hotel

You’ll usually arrive at Heathrow Airport. Take the Piccadilly Line to Holborn Station, or the Elizabeth Line to Tottenham Court Road Station; the trip takes about 45–60 minutes in both cases. It’s just a few minutes’ walk from either station to the hotel. From Gatwick Airport, take the Gatwick Express train to Victoria Station—the trip takes about 30 minutes; from there, you’ll just need to transfer to the Underground. From the Eurostar station at St. St Pancras, it’s about a 10-minute taxi ride to the hotel.

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Classic Double room

Room with a comfortable bed, a TV, a safe and an en-suite bathroom.

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Urban Double room +£25

Urban Double room

Modern room with a seating area, open closet and en-suite bathroom.

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Elegant room with a plush bed, a work area, a TV and premium toiletries.

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What's inside the price
  • Free Internet
  • Parking nearby
  • Concierge services
  • Swimming pool
  • Gym
  • Casino

Property, in pictures

Latest reviews

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Danielle G 8/10· September 2026

Ok, could have gone better

The location is amazing as you’re central to so many attractions in London and right next to the tube station. Our stay was let down by a fire alarm going off at 7:30 in… Read full review on ZenHotels →

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jah13975 10/10· September 2026

My favourite London hotel

My favourite London hotel. Well located clean hotel. Consistently good and caters for the solo traveller.

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904gretamartin 8/10· August 2026

A VIBRANT CITY, SPECTACULAR!

An excellent and very well located hotel...restaurants, shops, transportation and more at hand. Good service and helpful staff, but rooms are only cleaned each four… Read full review on ZenHotels →

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Your 3 days, loosely planned

Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.

Day 1

Bloomsbury museums and West End shopping

Leave your luggage and head to the British Museum—it’s about a five-minute walk. The Great Court and the Rosetta Stone alone are worth spending a leisurely morning here. After strolling through Bloomsbury and having lunch at one of the cafés on Museum Street, head down Oxford Street and enjoy some shopping at the flagship stores. Before having an early dinner at one of the restaurants near the hotel, let’s stop by the Radha Krishna Temple to enjoy a moment of peace there before returning to the hotel.

Day 2

Theatreland and Soho after dark

Spend the afternoon, you can explore the unique shops in the Seven Dials and Neal's Yard neighbourhoods with a cup of coffee in hand. Spend the evening, the Dominion Theatre is just a two-minute walk from the hotel. Book tickets to a show, and afterward, stroll over to SoHo to enjoy a late dinner and a few drinks.

Day 3

Galleries, parks and a last look

Take a stroll from Leicester Square to Trafalgar Square and spend about two hours at the National Gallery. Stop by St. St James's Park to enjoy London’s signature laid-back atmosphere, and, if time permits, visit Buckingham Palace. Head back to Piccadilly for lunch, pick up your luggage from the hotel, and, if you have time, take the opportunity for one last bit of shopping before catching your train or shuttle bus.

Where you'll be

London, UK

Grosvenor St Giles Casino 15 m
Dominion Theatre 93 m
The British Museum 192 m
London City Airport 13 km

FAQ

Is this a good hotel for families with children?

This accommodation option is suited not so much for children as for families who want to use it as a base for their excursions. Thanks to the pool and table tennis area, children can have fun after a long day full of adventures, and the convenient location makes it easy to walk to the British Museum, Covent Garden, and Oxford Street.

When is the best time to visit London?

September, when this trip will take place, is a particularly good time to travel. The summer hustle and bustle has died down, the weather is generally mild, and the theatre season is in full swing. Don’t forget to pack a light jacket and rain gear. After all, sudden downpours in London don’t stop even in September.

What is there to do on site?

The hotel features not only sports facilities, such as a fitness centre and a table tennis area, but also a swimming pool where you can relax and unwind after a busy day of sightseeing. For those who prefer to spend the evening at the hotel, there is also a bar and a restaurant.

Is parking available at the hotel?

Yes, there are parking spaces on the hotel grounds. This is quite rare in this area of central London, so it’s very convenient if you’re arriving by car. Since parking spaces in the West End are always limited, please check availability and rates when making your reservation.

How close is the hotel to the nearest Tube station?

This hotel is just a few minutes' walk from the Tottenham Court Road Underground station, where you can take the Central Line, Northern Line, and Elizabeth Line. From this station, you can reach Heathrow Airport, the City, Canary Wharf, and most major attractions with no more than one transfer.

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