St Ermin's, Westminster

As part of the Autograph Collection by Marriott, the four-star St Ermin's Hotel in Westminster is an independent hotel able to offer the perks associated with being part of Marriott. The hotel itself sits slightly back from the street with a beautifully designed courtyard to the front of the hotel.

Check-in time: 3pm

Check-out time: 11am

In-room amenities

All rooms at the hotel feature White Company products, fluffy bathrobes, LED TV, free WiFi and tea and coffee making facilities.

There are a variety of room types available for guests at the St Ermin's Hotel including family rooms and eight accessible rooms.

Guest Rooms

Guest rooms sleep up to two adults and are the smallest of all the rooms on offer at the hotel. Rooms feature a queen bed in a cosy room, ideal for singles or couples travelling on a budget.

Deluxe Guest Rooms

Deluxe rooms offer guests more space for those looking to stay a little longer or those who prefer a slightly larger room.

Executive Guest Rooms

Executive rooms are larger still with up to 28 sqm of space.

Junior Suite

Junior Suites provide ample space for families, offering a spacious room with a king-sized bed and sofa bed, allowing two adults and two children to stay in one room. Junior Suites also have a separate living ensuring plenty of space for the family.

Suite

Suites at St Ermin's also allow families of up to four to stay together. These suites are larger than the Junior suites, offering guests up to 60 sqm of space with a separate living room with sofa bed. Guests can also make use of the Bose sound system.

Family Rooms

The family rooms at St Ermin's provide space for a family of up to five with two queen beds plus a day bed for a small child. The room also features two bathrooms so you've got plenty of space.

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament are a must if you're staying in Westminster at the St Ermin's. The area around Parliament Square does get busy so try and get there early to avoid crowds. Westminster Abbey should also be on your list of places to see.

From here you can head into St James' Park, a slight relief from the hustle and bustle of London's streets, before heading to Buckingham Palace to see if the royal family are at home. Alternatively, from Westminster you can take advantage of the various photo opportunities of Parliament, London Eye and River Thames.