Corporate serviced apartments & aparthotels in Westminster

All you need to know about Westminster, London

WHY CHOOSE A SERVICED APARTMENT IN WESTMINSTER WITH SILVERDOOR?

Offering the full package for a corporate stay, our Westminster serviced apartments are able to offer the comfort and privacy of an apartment, whilst also providing a lot of the added features that hotel accommodation may offer. Customisable to your needs, serviced apartments can also offer differing apartment types, locations and amenities to ensure a comfortable trip that suits you down to the ground. Serviced corporate apartments in Westminster are perfect for short or long terms business stays.

SilverDoor has a 4.9/5 score on Trustpilot, as well as over 20 years of industry experience, which demonstrates our dedication and quality in what we do. We pride ourselves on taking the complicated side out of booking your Westminster corporate housing, offering the best portfolio and service in the industry. We specialise in matching up our clients and apartments perfectly, no matter the location or circumstances.

We have strong relationships with our valued partners built up over a number of years, ensuring that we are able to offer clients booking through SilverDoor the best possible rates, as well as flexible cancellation policies for your serviced apartment in Westminster. We also have offices situated all around the world, making sure that we can take your enquiry 24 hours a day, as well as offer our care before, during and after your stay.

WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STAYING IN WESTMINSTER?

Travel in Westminster

The London Underground is not only the oldest tube transportation system in the world, but also likely the most convenient travel option for guests in the capital. The expansive rail network takes travellers all over London, and is also capable of shorter journeys within boroughs. With stops all over the area, including 'Westminster' underground Station it is likely that your business accommodation in Westminster will be close to a station, ensuring that you’re never far from where you need to be.

Bus travel is also a recommended method of transport in Westminster, as well as wider London, with the iconic red London buses available at a high frequency in the capital.

Black cabs are also a popular method of transport in Westminster, you can catch these from designated taxi ranks or flag one down. A light on, on the roof indicates if the cab is available.

Eating out in Westminster

Bars and restaurants are plentiful in the Westminster area, offering a lively night time scene synonymous with a London stay. Guests of serviced apartments in Westminster can benefit from the area having 12.2% of London’s 3540 pubs as of 2018; a whopping 430 drinking establishments. In terms of restaurants, the borough is also the host of a wide variety, with some highlights including ‘Chez Antoinette Victoria’, a glorious French restaurant offering European cuisine, and ‘Mio Restaurant’, an Italian favourite amongst locals. Don’t take our word for it though – try some for yourself when free from meetings.

Sights in Westminster

Westminster is home to some of the most famous sights in London, including The Palace of Westminster, also known as the Houses of Parliament, as well as the iconic clock Big Ben, and Westminster Abbey. You'll also find St James Park in the area and possibly the most famous residence in the UK Buckingham Palace, the official London home of the British monarch.

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT WESTMINSTER

Westminster is one of the densest London boroughs, with a population per square mile of around 28,000. Westminster also used to be technically an island, as poor drainage of the London area’s marshes had caused water to surround the area, but subsequent construction was able to put an end to the island status.

Westminster Abbey is perhaps the most famous aspect of the Westminster borough, the royal church, having hosted 17 royal weddings amongst plenty of other notable burials and coronations. In contemporary times, Westminster Abbey is utilised as a musical centre, with choir tutorship as well as famous organs and bells some of the main attractions of the church.