Looking across The Broadwater towards Brocket Hall. Brocket Hall was built by James Paine in 1760, although there had been two previous buildings on the site, the first dating from 1239. It was the home of two Prime Ministers, Lord Melbourne and Lord Palmerston, who died at Brocket in 1865 while in office. It was later the home of the Baronets Brocket, the third Baronet converting it into a hotel, which is its current use. It is grade I listed.

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Hub By Premier Inn London Marylebone

10/10 Excellent

"Super comfy"

The Z Hotel Holborn

10/10 Excellent

"We had a wonderful stay! The room was very clean, and the staff were incredibly helpful and accommodating—especially with our small children. Breakfast is available for an extra charge, which was convenient. The location of the hotel is excellent, with everything you need nearby, including the train station. They even provide umbrellas, which is a lifesaver with how often it rains in London. We would highly recommend this hotel!"

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