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[07.10.2006 13:25]

Date published
Oct 2006

90 out of 100

The Montague on the Gardens
The Montague, owned by the "deluxe" Red Carnation Group, has been "aptly" described as a "country house hotel". It is situated "right across the street" from the British Museum and a "short walk" from the West End and the main shopping areas. The author felt that the public rooms suggested the atmosphere of an "expensive manor" home, with its [more...]

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