Due to the current health crisis, please check the current measures before any purchaseThe HotelLocated in North West London, the contemporary Clayton Crown Hotel allures visitors with four-star accommodation and proximity to Kings Cross St Pancras, Luton Airport and Wembley Stadium.Guests can make themselves at home in the spacious rooms with en suite bathrooms, large flat-screen TVs and hospitality trays.In the on-site Grill at the Crown restaurant, the menu features classic British cuisine in a relaxed and friendly environment.Room DetailsDeluxe Double Room Standard occupancy: two people Maximum occupancy: two peopleGroupon’s Guide to LondonFamous for its attractions ranging from World Heritage Sites to modern hotspots such as the local cable car, London boasts a multitude of elegant theatres, alluring museums and galleries, verdant parks, inviting restaurants and world-leading shops.Visited by up to six million people a year, the 18th-century British Museum is a world-class attraction which houses a remarkable collection spanning over two million years of world and human history, including the Rosetta Stone, Parthenon sculptures, and Egyptian mummies. With eight Royal Parks, travellers may retreat from the capital’s hustle and bustle, and enjoy a wide range of leisure facilities including swimming, boating, cycling, tennis, horse riding and live shows. Culture seekers may also enjoy a long-running musical, classic play or new debut at the famous West End Theatre, while sports fans may visit the Wembley Stadium Lord’s Cricket Ground or Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum. This metropolis may also be admired from above while enjoying a ride in the world-renowned London Eye. Back on the ground, tourists may head to Buckingham Palace, the administrative headquarters of the Monarch, boasting 775 rooms and plenty of public spaces for guests to explore such as The State Rooms, The Picture Gallery and The Garden Cafe. Days may also be spent visiting Madame Tussauds wax museum, while a complete shopping experience may be enjoyed on Oxford Street or in one of the city markets.