Welcome to the R.A.C 3 Diamond rated New England Hotel experience. Family run since 1981, we are in the service and hospitality industry for over 24 years. Place your trust in us and we will endeavour that you have a pleasant stay at this 'Your home address in London'.

Set in a beautiful 19th century stucco fronted Georgian building, the fully refurbished New England Hotel offers comfortable, refreshingly clean, simply furnished accommodation. Our image certainly reflects our good standards, friendliness, and quality facilities, all at a remarkably affordable price for both the business and pleasure traveller alike. Our success is certainly attributable to our continually satisfying client needs. The hotel boasts an enviable high level of repeat clientele.

All our tastefully decorated rooms are offered with new ensuite facilities, comfortable Hypnos beds, colour TV, secure electronic locks and Direct Dial Telephones with PC modem points. The hotel has a modern Elevator which goes to all part floors. All rooms are Non Smoking and Ground floor rooms are available.

The hotel is a short stroll, only 10 minutes from Victoria Rail and Coach Stations. Popular landmarks of Buckingham Palace, House of Parliament, Big Ben, London's West End, Theatres, Restaurants, Museums and Art Galleries are ALL within easy reach.

Although steeped in history, Victoria is more than just museums, it offers a paradise for walkers, shoppers, and every sort of activity you would associate with a vibrant place. There's plenty to explore  famous sights, top-notch shopping and plenty of culture high and low, even off-season.    

The New England is set in the popular area of Pimlico, which forms part of the City of Westminster. The area is bounded by Vauxhall Bridge Road, the Thames River and the railway into Victoria Station. The area is brimming with history, with stucco-fronted terraces of the mid-19th century classical design, some of the largest opulent houses were built along St George's Drive where the New England Hotel resides. History is certainly preserved with the many Grade II listed buildings in the area. Also listed are the telephone kiosks in Belgrave Road and a cabman's shelter in St George's Square.