Studio Apartment in South Kensington 3

Name: Studio Apartment in South Kensington 3
Address: 2 Queensbury Place, London, England, SW7 2EA, London, SW7 2EA, GB
Telephone: 44-07957575717

2 Queensbury Place, London, England, SW7 2EA, London, GB

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What we measured

3.7 km from the centre of London
200 m from Natural History Museum
16 km from London City Airport (LCY)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Convenient Amenities - Make yourself at home in this unique apartment with a fully equipped kitchen and modern entertainment system, ensuring a comfortable stay. Prime Location - Explore London effortlessly with top attractions like the Natural History Museum and Kensington High Street just steps away, unlocking a world of adventure at your doorstep. Easy Access to Airports - With several airports within reach, including Heathrow and Gatwick, your travel plans are made simple and stress-free from beginning to end. Book now for a delightful stay surrounded by the best of London city life!

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Smoke-free property

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Studio Apartment in South Kensington 3

2 Queensbury Place, London, England, SW7 2EA

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