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Passfield Hall
with London School of Economics
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1-7 Endsleigh Place, London, WC1H OPW
Currently closed for refurbishment - re-opens 9th December
Passfield Hall can accommodate almost 200 people in single, double or treble rooms. All rooms have hand basins and individual telephone extensions for incoming calls. Toilets, baths and showers are available, as are small kitchens for the preparation of drinks and light snacks. A launderette facility is available. The full English breakfast (included in the price) is served in the lower ground floor dining room over-looking the garden.
Facilities
  • Launderette
  • TV Lounge
LSE Vacations Residences Terminology
Within LSE Residences, the following terminology is used to describe facilities available:
  • Single a room with one single bed
  • Twin a room with two single beds
  • Triple a room with three single beds
  • Quad a room with four single beds
The term "Standard" is used for a room with single bed(s), wash-hand basin, wardrobe(s), chair(s) and telephone.
The term "Economy" is used for a small single room with two single beds and Standard facilities.
The term "En-Suite" is a Standard plus Bathroom (Toilet & Shower) within the room.
The term "Cot" indicates additional bed provision for an infant.
The term "Disabled En-Suite" refer to facilities designed for use by a Disabled person.
Double beds are not provided in any rooms within LSE Residences.
Christmas 2006 - 9th December - 7th January and Easter 2007 - 17th March - 21st April
Rates from £30.00 per single room per night
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