The hotel's fine dining restaurant and bar, Number Twelve, offers modern European cuisine and an exquisite selection of wines in a warm contemporary atmosphere.

North of the West End and Covent Garden, Bloomsbury is an academic area. Not only did it give its name to the Bloomsbury Group - Virginia Woolf's literary set - but also many of London's universities have their buildings here. The British Museum completes the academic picture. Bloomsbury seems otherwise to have stayed in the Victorian era with bow-windowed shops and cafes, particularly around Woburn Walk. A spacious, slow-paced non-residential area with many relaxing squares and quiet nooks to escape to, Bloomsbury is ideal for those who can find the pace of London a bit too fast on occasion.

Ambassadors Bloomsbury's state-of-the-art conference and private event facilities cater for anything from 10 to 250 guests with a choice of 7 separate air-conditioned meeting rooms available. Full audio visual and technical support is also provided.

Cancellations can be made free of charge providing details of this are received by 2pm on the day of arrival - cancellations made after this period will incur a fee equivalent to the cost of one night's accommodation.