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The landmark hotel London
The Landmark Hotel truly is an oasis in the heart of London – an ideal setting for a staycation, a recommended five-star hotel that oozes superb charm, attention to detail and wide-open spaces.
What we noticed most at this prestigious establishment was truly in its staff – never failing to greet anyone that entered with warmth, sarcasm and charm. Without being intrusive, its staff remained friendly and accommodating which ultimately made for an unforgettable experience for us.
Why should one choose The Landmark when deciding on a five-star hotel to stay at in London? The staff for one...
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